[&] Under which conditions would a switchport be elected as a Designated Port?
- The port in question leads to a host device -- Correct
- The port in question is in the Discarding state
- None of these answers are correct
- The port in question leads upstream to the Root Bridge

[&] What is the 802.1w Port State of a Non-Designated port? (Select the best answer)
- Discarding -- Correct
- Learning
- Forwarding
- Filtering

[&] Switch-A is not the Root Bridge. Switch-A has a cumulative cost of 38 to reach the RSTP Root. If Switch-A connects to Switch-B, under what conditions would the interface on Switch-A (connecting to Switch-B) become the Designated Port?
- If Switch-B's cumulative cost to reach the Root Bridge is 57 -- Correct
- If Switch-A and Switch-B have the same cumulative cost to reach the Root, Switch-A's interface will always become the Designated Port.
- If Switch-B's cumulative cost to reach the Root Bridge is 19
- If Switch-A screams the loudest.