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None of the following is a state a task can be in except

  • A.linked against the kernel library
  • B.resident in flash memory
  • C.blocked on a timeout
  • D.compiled with optimisation

Answer: C

Correct answer: blocked on a timeout

A task state is a run-time property recorded by the kernel - ready, running, blocked or suspended. Being linked, resident in flash or compiled in a particular way are all properties of the program image before it runs, and the kernel knows nothing of them.

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