[&] An Access-List has been created with multiple lines. When a packet is inspected by this ACL, the third line (from the top) is a match which has a "deny" statement, but upon further reading the ninth line is also a match which has a "permit" statement. Based on this, what would happen to the packet? (Select the best answer)
- The router would explode sending shrapnel into your hands so you could never configure it again.
- This conflict would result in an error when trying to apply the access-list.
- Whatever feature is using this ACL would be denied from taking action on this packet. -- Correct
- Whatever feature is using this ACL would be permitted to take action on this packet.

[&] Which of the following keywords can be used in place of a wildcard mask when designing an Access-List? (Select two answers)
- host -- Correct
- any -- Correct
- network
- len
- prefix

[&] Which of the following IP addresses would match this Access Control List? (Select the best answer)
```
access-list 1 permit 0.0.0.0 255.255.254.255
```
- 177.88.139.12
- 200.192.3.1
- 12.37.199.3
- 192.23.16.77 -- Correct

[&] Which fields within an IP packet can be partially matched by using wildcard masks in an Access-List? (Select the best answer)
- UDP destination port number
- TOS byte
- IP protocol number
- None of these answers are correct -- Correct
- TCP flags
- All of these answers are correct

[&] A numbered Access-List may contain dozens or even hundreds of lines of "permit" and "deny" statements within it. What is the technical term for each one of these lines? (Select the best answer)
- Each line within an ACL is called an ACE -- Correct
- Each line within an ACL is called an ACS
- Each line within an ACL is called an ASR
- Each line within an ACL is called an ACLL

[&] Which of the following IP addresses would match this Access Control List? (Select the best answer)
```
access-list 1 permit 200.192.32.0 0.0.31.255
```
- 200.192.63.100 -- Correct
- 200.192.30.77
- 200.192.100.1
- 200.192.65.2

[&] An Access-List has been created with multiple lines. When a packet is inspected by this ACL, none of the lines of the ACL match this packet. Based on this, what would happen to the packet? (Select the best answer)
- The packet would be dropped.
- The TOS byte of the packet would be reset to zero.
- Whatever feature is using this ACL would be permitted to take action on this packet.
- Whatever feature is using this ACL would be denied from taking action on this packet. -- Correct