[&] What type of IPv6 address is identified by this bit-pattern (1111 1110 1000 0000/10)? (Select the best answer)
- Global Unicast
- Site Local
- Link Local -- Correct
- Multicast

[&] Which type of IPv6 address is never allowed to be routed between IPv6 networks? (Select the best answer)
- Global Unicast
- Multicast
- Link Local -- Correct
- Site Local

[&] Which of the following statements contrasting IPv4 addresses to IPv6 addresses is true? (Select two answers)
- IPv6 Link-Local addresses are optional for IPv6
- IPv6 broadcast addresses are used more frequently than IPv4 broadcast addresses
- IPv6 has no address type allocated as broadcast -- Correct
- IPv6 has no address type allocated as anycast
- IPv6 Link-Local addresses are mandatory for every type of NIC -- Correct

[&] What type of IPv6 address is identified by this bit-pattern (0010 1110 1000 0000/3)? (Select the best answer)
- Site Local
- Global Unicast -- Correct
- Link Local
- Multicast

[&] Which of the following would be a valid use-case for assigning an IPv6 address starting with 1111 1100/7 to a device? (Select the best answer)
- This is not a valid IPv6 address type
- The node will be in a lab environment and never need to send packets to/from the Internet -- Correct
- The node provides a portal for external customers to use to pay their bills
- The node serves as a public-facing web server