Threads -Java Programming MCQ Questions and Answers

A. It checks if a thread is currently running

B. It checks if a thread is sleeping

C. It checks if a thread is a daemon thread

D. It checks if a thread is waiting

A. The thread is paused indefinitely

B. The JVM prints the exception trace and terminates the thread

C. The thread resumes execution without any impact

D. None of These

A. It resumes the thread

B. It pauses the thread

C. It sets the thread as a daemon thread

D. It stops the thread immediately

A. It checks if a thread is a daemon thread

B. It checks if a thread is waiting

C. It checks if a thread is running

D. It checks if a thread has been interrupted

A. By using try-catch blocks within the run() method

B. By using the stop() method

C. By ignoring exceptions in threads

D. By using the yield() method

A. GroupManager

B. ThreadController

C. ThreadManager

D. ThreadGroup

A. It starts a new thread

B. It resumes a paused thread

C. It sets the priority of a thread

D. It synchronizes threads

A. Only if the thread is marked as "final"

B. Yes, but it will execute in the current thread, not as a separate thread

C. Only if the thread is marked as "static"

D. None of These

A. It suspends a thread

B. It starts a new thread

C. It retrieves the current state of a thread

D. It sets the state of a thread

A. 100

B. 255

C. 1000

D. 10