[&] How does OSPF categorize a network which can potentially connect to three-or-more routers at Layer-2, but requires packets to be addressed to each router individually? (Select the best answer)
- Point-to-Point
- NBMA -- Correct
- Virtual-Link
- Broadcast

[&] How does OSPF categorize a network in which a single packet can be placed on that network and potentially be received by three-or-more routers? (Select the best answer)
- NBMA
- Point-to-Point
- Broadcast -- Correct
- Virtual-Link

[&] How would OSPF categorize a link that is using HDLC encapsulation? (Select the best answer)
- Virtual-Link
- Point-to-Point -- Correct
- NBMA
- Broadcast

[&] An OSPF router has interfaces in Area-1, Area-2 and Area-3. Because of this, we call this router a(n) ___? (Select the best answer)
- DR
- Nothing. There is no special name for this router. -- Correct
- ABR
- ASBR

[&] What is the name of the OSPF Data Structure which stores all LSAs? (Select the best answer)
- The Link Advertisement Database
- The Link State Table
- The Link State Database -- Correct
- The Linky Wink Dink

[&] In OSPF terminology, a router that has learned of a route from some non-OSPF protocol, and then converts it into OSPF and advertises it within an LSA is called a(n) [\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_] (**Select the best answer**)
- Backbone Router
- ABR
- Redistributor
- Internal Router
- ASBR -- Correct