[&] If the Least-Significant-Bit of an Ethernet destination MAC address is set to a one(1), what does this indicate? (Select the best answer)
- That the Ethernet frame's MAC address is globally unique
- That the Ethernet frame's MAC address is a locally-administered address
- That the Ethernet frame is intended for more than one recipient.
- That the Ethernet frame is intended for a single recipient.

[&] The first half of an Ethernet MAC address provides an identifier of the manufacturer of the Ethernet NIC.  What do we call this field? (Select the best answer)
- OUI
- MID
- IOU
- MUI
- NID

[&] Which of the following statements are true about the differences between 802.3 and EthernetV2 frames? (Select two answers)
- EthernetV2 frames utilize an SSAP field
- IPv4 packets are primarily transported in 802.3 frames
- 802.3 frames utilize an Ethertype field
- EthernetV2 frames have been deprecated and are no longer in use
- 802.3 frames utilize an SSAP field
- EthernetV2 frames utilize an Ethertype field