Chapter 26 - Multiple Choice Quiz

1		An IPv6 address is _________ bits long.
			A)	32
			B)	64
			C)	128
			D)	None of the choices are correct
2		An IPv6 address consists of ________ bytes (octets);
			A)	4
			B)	8
			C)	16
			D)	None of the choices are correct
3		To make addresses more readable, IPv6 specifies ____________notation.
			A)	dotted decimal
			B)	hexadecimal colon
			C)	decimal
			D)	None of the choices are correct
4		In hexadecimal colon notation, a 128-bit address is divided into _______ sections, each _____ hexadecimal digits in length.
			A)	8: 2
			B)	8: 3
			C)	8: 4
			D)	None of the choices are correct
5		An IPv6 address can have up to __________ colons.
			A)	8
			B)	7
			C)	4
			D)	None of the choices are correct
6		An IPv6 address can have up to __________ hexadecimal digits.
			A)	16
			B)	32
			C)	8
			D)	None of the choices are correct
7		If an IPv6 address has digits of ________, we can abbreviate the address.
			A)	1s
			B)	Fs
			C)	0s
			D)	None of the choices are correct
8		In IPv6, _______ address defines a single computer.
			A)	a unicast
			B)	a multicast
			C)	an anycast
			D)	None of the choices are correct
9		_________ address defines a group of computers.
			A)	A unicast
			B)	A multicast
			C)	An anycast
			D)	None of the choices are correct
10		In IPv6, the___________ address is generally used by a normal host as a unicast address.
			A)	provider-based unicast
			B)	link local
			C)	site local
			D)	None of the choices are correct
11		A _________ address comprises 80 bits of zero, followed by 16 bits of one, followed by the 32-bit IPv4 address.
			A)	link local
			B)	site local
			C)	mapped
			D)	None of the choices are correct
12		A ___________ address is an address of 96 bits of zero followed by 32 bits of IPv4 address.
			A)	link local
			B)	site local
			C)	mapped
			D)	None of the choices are correct