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This set of Operating System (OS) Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Operating System Set 23

Q1 | Which of the following system calls does not return control to the calling point, on termination?
Q2 | Which of the following system calls transforms executable binary file into a process?
Q3 | Which of the following calls never returns an error?
Q4 | A fork system call will fail if
Q5 | If a thread invokes the exec system call
Q6 | If exec is called immediately after forking
Q7 | If a process does not call exec after forking
Q8 | What is Thread cancellation?
Q9 | When a web page is loading, and the user presses a button on the browser to stop loading the page?
Q10 | When one thread immediately terminates the target thread, it is called                          
Q11 | When the target thread periodically checks if it should terminate and terminates itself in an orderly manner, it is called?
Q12 | Cancelling a thread asynchronously
Q13 | Cancellation point is the point where
Q14 | If multiple threads are concurrently searching through a database and one thread returns the result then the remaining threads must be                          
Q15 | Signals that occur at the same time, are presented to the process                          
Q16 | Which of the following is not TRUE?
Q17 | Signals of a given type                          
Q18 | The three ways in which a process responds to a signal are                          
Q19 | Signals are identified by                          
Q20 | When a process blocks the receipt of certain signals?
Q21 | The                maintains pending and blocked bit vectors in the context of each process.
Q22 | In UNIX, the set of masked signals can be set or cleared using the                  function.
Q23 | The usefulness of signals as a general inter process communication mechanism is limited because                          
Q24 | The usual effect of abnormal termination of a program is                          
Q25 | In most cases, if a process is sent a signal while it is executing a system call