In Direct Addressing Mode, the effective address (EA) equals:

How many memory references are required in Direct Addressing Mode?

In Indirect Addressing Mode, EA is given by:

Parentheses ( ) in addressing modes mean:

In Register Addressing Mode, the operand is located in:

In Register Indirect Addressing Mode, the register contains:

Displacement addressing combines which two addressing modes?

Relative Addressing uses which register implicitly?

The effective address in Relative Addressing is:

Which addressing mode is mainly used for branch instructions?

In Base Register Addressing, the base register contains:

Which addressing mode supports relocatable code?

Index Addressing Mode is mainly used for:

In Index Addressing, the index register contains:

Stack addressing follows which order?

Stack addressing is a form of:

Addressing mode is determined by:

Immediate addressing uses an address field instead of an operand field.

Direct addressing requires two memory references to fetch the operand.

In indirect addressing, the address field contains the effective address directly

Displacement addressing requires at least two address fields.