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    Question 1: In the MIPS architecture, which registers have values that do

    not change during program execution?

    ○ $at
    ○ $zero
    ○ $sp
    ○ $ra
    ○ pc
    ○ lo
    ○ Another answer
    Question 2: What is the serial number of register $k1?
    ○5
    ○ 13
    ○ 21
    ○ 25
    ○ 26
    ○ 27
    ○ 30
    ○ Another answer
    Question 3: When you inish executing a basic instruction and start
    executing a new instruction, how much does the pc register increase?
    ○ 0x8
    ○ 0x2
    ○ 0x4
    ○ 0x1
    ○ 0x16
    ○ Another answer

    Question 4: In the Mars application, when translating from source code to


    base code, which of the following tasks will be performed?
    ◻ Convert labels to addresses
    ◻ Convert registers from names to serial numbers
    ◻ Convert constants from decimal to hexadecimal
    ◻ Replace pseudo-commands with basic commands
    Question 5: Given the following code:
    .text
    li $a0, 0
    li $a1, 0
    li $a2, 5
    l1:
    beq $a1, $a2, end
    add $at, $a1, $a1
    add $a0, $a0, $at
    addi $a1, $a1, 1
    j l1
    end:

    What is the value of the $a0 register after executing the above code?
    ◻5
    ◻6
    ◻ 15
    ◻ 20
    ◻ 30
    ◻ 40
    ◻ 60
    Question 6: Given the following code:
    # DIGITTAL LAB SIM 7-SEGMENT LED SIMULATION

    .eqv SEVENSEG_LEFT 0xFFFF0011


    .eqv SEVENSEG_RIGHT 0xFFFF0010

    .text
    main:
    li $a0, 0x6F #Set value for right 7seg_led
    jal SHOW_7SEG_RIGHT
    li $a0, 0x66 #Set value for left 7seg_led
    jal SHOW_7SEG_LEFT
    exit:
    li $v0, 10
    syscall
    endmain:
    SHOW_7SEG_LEFT:
    li $t0, SEVENSEG_LEFT
    sb $a0, 0($t0)
    jr $ra
    SHOW_7SEG_RIGHT:
    li $t0, SEVENSEG_RIGHT
    sb $a0, 0($t0)
    jr $ra
    # END PROGRAM
    Choose the correct statements:
    ◻ For the code to execute properly, you must connect to "Digital Lab Sim"
    before running this code
    ◻ The 7-segment LED on the left shows the number 4
    ◻ The 7-segment LED on the right shows the number 9
    ◻ The 7-segment LED on the right shows the number 8
    ◻ The 7-segment LED on the left shows the number 6
    ◻ The 7-segment LED on the right shows the number 6
    ◻ When connecting "Digital Lab Sim" after running the code, the above code
    can still run correctly
    ◻ The 2-digit number that appears in "Digital Lab Sim" after running the
    code is a perfect square number
    ◻ The 2-digit number that appears in "Digital Lab Sim" after running the
    code is a prime number
    ◻ The 2-digit number that appears in "Digital Lab Sim" after running the
    code is an even number
    ◻ The dot in "Digital Lab Sim" does not appear after running the code
    successfully
    Question 7: Given the following code:
    text
    li $a1, 0
    li $a2, 5
    li $v0, 11
    l1:
    beq $a1, $a2, end
    addi $a0, $a1, x
    syscall
    addi $a1, $a1, 1
    j l1
    end:

    Let the code above print "mnopq" after execution, what is the value of x ?
    (The value to ill in the box is a number, ex.: 2024)
    Answer:
    Question 8: In the R command format, what is the opcode value always?
    (The value to ill in the box is a number, ex.: 2024)
    Answer:
    Question 9: Translate the following command into machine code (Written
    in Hexa, with "0x" in front, ex.: 0x12345678): addi $t8, $t9, 2024
    Answer:

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