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Froggy Jumps IP Address EssentialsOnline version IP basics and DNS by madam indrani 1 What is the main purpose of an IP address? a Identifies a device on a network and enables routing of data b Stores the device's hardware serial number c Stores user credentials for a device 2 Which statement best describes IPv4 addresses? a They are 128-bit numbers shown as eight groups of four hex digits b They are 64-bit numbers shown as eight hexadecimal groups c They are 32-bit numbers shown as four decimal octets separated by dots 3 How is an IPv6 address typically written? a Four groups of eight binary digits separated by dots b Eight groups of four hexadecimal digits separated by colons c Sixteen groups of two decimal numbers separated by semicolons 4 Why was IPv6 introduced? a To provide a vastly larger address space and modern features b To replace DNS entirely c To reduce security and routing options 5 What is the relationship between IP addresses and domain names? a IP addresses are letters; domain names are numbers b DNS stores IP addresses but never translates domain names c Domain names are human-readable; DNS translates them to IP addresses 6 Which is a valid IPv4 address example? a 192.168.0.1 b fe80::1 c 2001:db8::1 7 Which is a valid IPv6 address example? a 192.168.0.1 b 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334 c 127.0.0.1 8 Which statement about IPv4 exhaustion is true? a IPv4 addresses are unlimited due to NAT b IPv4 has a limited address space that is nearly exhausted c IPv4 addresses never run out 9 What happens when a device uses an IP address to communicate? a Packets are routed from source to destination based on the IP b Packets are broadcast to all devices without routing c IP is used only for local displays, not routing

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IP Address EssentialsOnline version

IP basics and DNS

by madam indrani

What is the main purpose of an IP address?

Identifies a device on a network and enables routing of data

Stores the device's hardware serial number

Stores user credentials for a device

Which statement best describes IPv4 addresses?

They are 128-bit numbers shown as eight groups of four hex digits

They are 64-bit numbers shown as eight hexadecimal groups

They are 32-bit numbers shown as four decimal octets separated by dots

How is an IPv6 address typically written?

Four groups of eight binary digits separated by dots

Eight groups of four hexadecimal digits separated by colons

Sixteen groups of two decimal numbers separated by semicolons

Why was IPv6 introduced?

To provide a vastly larger address space and modern features

To replace DNS entirely

To reduce security and routing options

What is the relationship between IP addresses and domain names?

IP addresses are letters; domain names are numbers

DNS stores IP addresses but never translates domain names

Domain names are human-readable; DNS translates them to IP addresses

Which is a valid IPv4 address example?

192.168.0.1

fe80::1

2001:db8::1

Which is a valid IPv6 address example?

192.168.0.1

2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334

127.0.0.1

Which statement about IPv4 exhaustion is true?

IPv4 addresses are unlimited due to NAT

IPv4 has a limited address space that is nearly exhausted

IPv4 addresses never run out

What happens when a device uses an IP address to communicate?

Packets are routed from source to destination based on the IP

Packets are broadcast to all devices without routing

IP is used only for local displays, not routing

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What is the main purpose of an IP address?

Which statement best describes IPv4 addresses?

How is an IPv6 address typically written?

Why was IPv6 introduced?

What is the relationship between IP addresses and domain names?

Which is a valid IPv4 address example?

Which is a valid IPv6 address example?

Which statement about IPv4 exhaustion is true?

What happens when a device uses an IP address to communicate?

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