TRUE/FALSE 1. Real-mode programming is also known as 16-bit mode programming. 2.

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1. Real-mode programming is also known as 16-bit mode programming.

2. MS-DOS function calls are also called interrupts because they use the INT instruction.

3. Video memory begins at offset 00100h in the IBM-PC's memory.

4. The transient command processor always remains in memory at an address just above the DOS kernel.

5. The device names for parallel printer port 1 are both PRN and LPT1.

6. The INT instruction uses a value in the BX register to locate an entry in the interrupt vector table.

7. Video services are handled by INT 16h.

8. MS-DOS services are handled by INT 21h.

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