IP Address Quiz

What is an IP address?

• A unique identifier for devices on the internet

• A type of email address

• A type of website domain

• A social media account username

How is an IP address similar to a home address?

• It limits the address space to 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• It is used to identify the device on the network

• It tells internet data where to go

• It helps computers find each other and talk over the internet

What is the purpose of an IP address?

• To limit the address space to 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• To act as a postal address for internet data

• To identify the device on the network and enable it to communicate with other devices

• To facilitate completion of a variety of actions on the worldwide web

How many versions of IP addresses are in use today?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the main difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

• The number of possible unique addresses

• The type of devices they are assigned to

• The speed of internet connection

• The length of the address in bits

What is the address space limit for IPv4?

• 10 billion possible unique addresses

• 1.5 billion possible unique addresses

• 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• 100 million possible unique addresses

Why were IPv6 addresses introduced?

• To overcome the limitation of address space in IPv4

• To limit the number of devices connected to the internet

• To reduce the speed of internet connection

• To slow down internet activity

What is the purpose of the Internet Protocol Suite?

• To govern internet activity and facilitate completion of a variety of actions on the worldwide web

• To identify the device on the network and enable it to communicate with other devices

• To limit the address space to 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• To act as a postal address for internet data

What does an IP address help internet data to do?

• To identify the device on the network and enable it to communicate with other devices

• To limit the address space to 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• To act as a postal address for internet data

• To govern internet activity and facilitate completion of a variety of actions on the worldwide web

What is the purpose of an IP address in the Digital World?

• To govern internet activity and facilitate completion of a variety of actions on the worldwide web

• To act as unique identifiers for devices on the internet

• To limit the address space to 4.9 billion possible unique addresses

• To identify the device on the network and enable it to communicate with other devices