### A good answer might be:

Yes. The new arrangement of memory implements the logical structure of the linked list.

# Memory Dump

Here is the code fragment (again):

              .data
    elmnt01:  .word  1
              .word  elmnt02

    elmnt02:  .word  2
              .word  elmnt03

    elmnt03:  .word  3
              .word  elmnt04

    elmnt04:  .word  5
              .word  elmnt05

    elmnt05:  .word  7
              .word  0

And here is how it is assembled by SPIM:

Each element consists of two words of data: the integer followed by the address of the next node. In this memory dump the nodes follow each other in order.

### QUESTION 9:

At what address is the first element in the linked list?

What is the address in its link field?

What is the address of the second element in the linked list?