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A process is said to be in……state, if it is waiting for some event to happen.
a) new state                 
b) ready state
c) running state
d) block state


A process is said to be in……state, if it is ready to be assigned to the CPU for processing.
a) new state                 
b) ready state
c) running state
d) block state


A process is said to be in……state, if CPU has finished its execution.
a) terminate state       
b) ready state
c) running state
d) block state


A process that can be executed sequentially and is interruptible is called….
a) program                  
b) thread
c) process                    
d) none of these


A thread is also called…..
a) process                
b) part of process
c) lightweight process
d) none of these


The operating system is to execute more than one program is called…
a) multitasking    
b) multithreading
c) multi-process    
d) none of these