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SNIOT_1.2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary focus of IPv6 compared to IPv4?

a)

Reliable delivery of packets

b)

Address-oriented communication

c)

NAT translation

d)

Simplified routing algorithms

2.

What is the length of an IPv6 address?

a)

32 bits

b)

64 bits

c)

128 bits

d)

256 bits

3.

What is the main reason IPv6 is critical for IoT?

a)

Increased speed of communication

b)

Larger address space

c)

Improved packet reliability

d)

Simpler routing protocols

4.

Which part of the IPv6 address is globally unique?

a)

Subnet prefix

b)

Interface Identifier (IID)

c)

Global prefix

d)

Link-local address

5.

How is the Interface Identifier (IID) typically generated?

a)

Using DNS lookups

b)

Based on MAC addresses or pseudo-random algorithms

c)

Manually assigned by administrators

d)

Derived from the subnet prefix

6.

Which of the following is not an IPv6 address type?

a)

Unicast

b)

Multicast

c)

Anycast

d)

Broadcast

7.

What type of communication is facilitated by a multicast address?

a)

One-to-one

b)

One-to-many

c)

One-to-nearest

d)

Many-to-one

8.

What is the purpose of anycast addressing?

a)

Broadcast to all nodes

b)

Communication with the nearest node in a group

c)

Point-to-point communication

d)

Assigning unique addresses to all nodes

9.

What is the primary characteristic of Class 1 in IoT addressing?

a)

Isolated nodes communicating within a LAN

b)

Nodes connected to the Internet via a proxy

c)

Nodes using GUA for Internet connectivity

d)

Star topology configuration

10.

What address type is primarily used in Class 1 IoT configurations?

a)

GUA

b)

ULA

c)

LL (Link-local)

d)

Proxy addresses

11.

In Class 2 addressing, what is used to enable communication between LANs?

a)

Direct node communication

b)

Gateways with unique addresses

c)

Mesh network connections

d)

Multicast groups

12.

What is the primary address type used in Class 3 IoT networks?

a)

LL addresses

b)

GUA

c)

ULA

d)

Broadcast addresses

13.

Which of the following describes Class 4 addressing?

a)

Proxy handles all communication and address management.

b)

Gateway enables both local and global communication.

c)

Nodes use LL addresses within a LAN.

d)

Nodes are assigned unique global addresses.

14.

What is the key difference between Class 4 and Class 5 addressing?

a)

Class 5 uses a star topology.

b)

Class 5 does not support GUA.

c)

Class 5 uses mesh configuration.

d)

Class 5 uses LL addresses for communication.

15.

Which configuration enables point-to-point communication with unique global addresses?

a)

Class 1

b)

Class 3

c)

Class 6

d)

Class 7

16.

What is the main advantage of Class 7 addressing?

a)

Multiple gateways ensure redundancy.

b)

Star topology reduces complexity.

c)

Nodes communicate without gateways.

d)

Address management is handled by proxies.

17.

What determines the IoT addressing strategy?

a)

The physical size of the network

b)

Application and deployment location

c)

The number of connected devices

d)

Type of gateway used

18.

What is the role of an IoT proxy in Class 3 addressing?

a)

Connecting LANs to the Internet

b)

Address allocation and management

c)

Assigning LL addresses to nodes

d)

Reducing latency in communication

19.

In Class 4 addressing, what allows IoT nodes to communicate locally without routing through the Internet?

a)

GUA assigned by the gateway

b)

LL addresses for all nodes

c)

Star topology configuration

d)

Subnet prefix in the IPv6 address

20.

Which class is most suitable for organizational IoT deployments requiring high reliability?

a)

Class 1

b)

Class 5

c)

Class 6

d)

Class 7