Q. Length of a register is equals to number of

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Q. Terminology that defines length of a register is known to be

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Q. Registers are used for holding an information on a

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Q. Registers are known to be

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Q. As instructions are executed and interpreted by a CPU, they are kept on

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Q. Address of next instruction to be executed is placed in

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Q. Address part of instruction stored in Instruction Register is transferred to

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Q. Operation part of instruction stored in Instruction Register is transferred to

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Q. A call for a transfer to a non-consecutive instruction is an operation known to be

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Q. Results of processing of data is kept at

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Q. For transfer to main memory, results of arithmetic operations are returned to

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Q. MAR stands for

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Q. Content of accessed memory word is kept in a register known to be

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Q. During execution of most instructions, register that is called upon is

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Q. An instruction word placed in MBR is transferred to

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Q. A word is written in memory by the

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Q. Instruction which is being executed is stored in

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Q. Intermediate results i.e. operated upon data, is placed at

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Q. Address of active memory location is stored in a register named as

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Q. All output information that is to be transferred to an output device is placed in

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