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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1web_server.ip = STATIC | Aprinter.ip = STATIC | |
| 2phone.ip = DYNAMIC | BThe web server keeps one fixed IP address so other devices can always find it. | |
| 3A network printer should use a static IP so that laptops can always find it to print. | Claptop.ip = DYNAMIC | |
| 4A home laptop should use a dynamic IP because it needs less set-up work. | DA web server needs to be found at the same address every time. A dynamic IP can change, so users might not find it. It should be STATIC. | |
| 5web_server.ip = DYNAMIC | EThe phone is given an IP address automatically by the network, so no manual set-up is needed. | |
| 6phone.ip = STATIC # every phone | FSetting a static IP on every phone means lots of manual set-up. Dynamic is better for phones because it needs less set-up work. |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
static or dynamic IP — Use static for devices others must always find, like web servers and printers; use dynamic for phones and laptops because it needs less set-up work.device ← "web server"
ipType ← "static"device ← "laptop"
ipType ← "dynamic"IF device = "printer" THEN
ipType ← "static"
ENDIFIF device = "phone" THEN
ipType ← "dynamic"
ENDIFOUTPUT "Use dynamic because
it needs less set-up"