IP Address and Networking Quiz

What is an IP address?

• A type of physical address for computers

• A unique identifier for devices on a network

• A type of Wi-Fi signal

• A software used for internet browsing

What is the difference between a 32-bit and a 128-bit IP address?

• 32-bit is for IPv4, and 128-bit is for IPv6

• 32-bit is for mobile devices, and 128-bit is for computers

• 32-bit is faster than 128-bit

• 128-bit is only used for private networks

What is IPv4?

• The latest version of the Internet Protocol

• A 128-bit addressing system

• A 32-bit Internet Protocol used to identify devices on a network

• A special protocol for gaming networks

What is IPv6?

• The replacement for IPv4 with a larger address space

• A new Wi-Fi standard

• A version of IP used only for mobile phones

• An older protocol that is no longer used

Did IPv5 exist?

• No, it was skipped entirely

• Yes, but it was an experimental protocol that was never widely adopted

• Yes, and it is still in use today

• No, IPv5 is another name for IPv6

What is DHCP?

• A system that converts domain names to IP addresses

• A protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses to devices

• A security protocol for internet connections

• A type of data storage technology

What is DNS?

• A system that translates domain names into IP addresses

• A protocol for encrypting network traffic

• A method for storing website passwords

• A feature used to boost internet speed

Why do we need IPv6 if IPv4 is still in use?

• IPv6 is faster than IPv4

• IPv4 addresses are running out, and IPv6 provides more unique addresses

• IPv6 is required for mobile networks

• IPv4 is no longer supported by any devices

How does DHCP help manage IP addresses?

• It assigns IP addresses dynamically to avoid conflicts

• It converts IP addresses into domain names

• It speeds up network connections

• It blocks unauthorized internet access

Why is DNS important for the internet?

• It secures websites from hackers

• It speeds up the loading time of websites

• It allows users to access websites using domain names instead of numerical IP addresses

• It compresses data to save bandwidth