Definitions of basic C terms

1) I am wondering, what is the difference between absolute & relative boolean statements?

Hmm, never heard of "absolute" or "relative" as applied to booleans, and never heard of a "boolean statement" either.
Boolean *expressions*, boolean *functions*  boolean *operators*, boolean *variables*, but I can't fathom what a "boolean statement" might be.  Perhaps eitehr you or the question writer is a bit confused?


2)How is storage space allocated for dynamic variables?


variables local to a function or  {} block are allocated on the stack.  The stack is a very simple and economical way to allocate variables.  Only drawback is they can only be deallocated in a Last In, First Out fashion.    If you need a dynamic variable to persist longer than that, you have to allocate it on the "heap" with new or malloc or similar function.    These variables stick around until you explicitly free() them.  Heap storage is a bit more expensive and problematic to use, as the heap can get fragmented and heap allcoaton htakes a bit more time than stack allocation.



3) What is an indexed function?

No idea.   It could be an array that holds function pointers, or a function that returns an array index, or a function that you apply an index to.

Since this quiz seems to have a distressing number of "special" terms, you might have to start attending the lectures to pick up all these special terms that your teacher seems to be making up.  

Thankx, just as i thought = D