| 161. | Two main types of branch instructions are |
| a. | conditional branch |
| b. | unconditional branch |
| c. | logical branch |
| d. | both a and b |
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Answer: (d).both a and b
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| 162. | Instructions that are programmed to make decisions are termed as |
| a. | branch instructions |
| b. | programmed instructions |
| c. | logical instructions |
| d. | arithmetic instructions |
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Answer: (a).branch instructions
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| 163. | Branch instruction 'JUMP TO SUBORDINATE' is an example of |
| a. | unconditional branch |
| b. | arithmetic branch |
| c. | transferring branch |
| d. | conditional branch |
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Answer: (a).unconditional branch
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| 164. | Branch instruction 'JUMP IF ZERO' is an example of |
| a. | transferring branch |
| b. | conditional branch |
| c. | unconditional branch |
| d. | arithmetic branch |
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Answer: (b).conditional branch
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| 165. | Branch instruction is also known as |
| a. | jump instruction |
| b. | logical instruction |
| c. | arithmetic instruction |
| d. | programmed instructions |
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Answer: (a).jump instruction
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