Various Addressing Modes

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Across
  1. 1. (8 letters) Addressing mode using a register to hold the base address.
  2. 5. (7 letters) Addressing mode using a constant added to the contents of a register to form the effective address.
  3. 6. (7 letters) Addressing mode using an offset added to a segment register.
  4. 8. (5 letters) Addressing mode where the operand is located at a memory address stored in a register.
Down
  1. 2. (6 letters) Addressing mode where the address of the operand is computed using a segment base and an offset.
  2. 3. (5 letters) Addressing mode where the operand is part of the instruction itself.
  3. 4. (6 letters) Addressing mode that combines the base address and an index.
  4. 7. (7 letters) Addressing mode where the operand is located at a memory address given by a combination of base and index registers plus a displacement.