Scenario: 
You are the security admin for a small company. This morning your manager has supplied you
with a list of Cisco ISR and CCP configuration questions. Using CCP, your job is to navigate the
pre-configured CCP in order to find answers to your business question.
What NAT address will be assigned by ACL 1?
A.
192.168.1.0/25
B.
GlobalEthernet0/0 interface address.
C.
172.25.223.0/24
D.
10.0.10.0/24
Explanation:
Correct answer is 192.168.1.0/25 it is shown on diagram
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I don’t get the question. An ACL can not assign NAT addresses. It can only match the packets for which the NAT will be performed. So in this case, when a packet with source ip address in the range of 192.168.1.0/25 is seen on some interface it is matched and dispatched to NAT for processing. From the picture above we have no idea what are the interfaces involved, in which direction or how the NAT is performed. For that we need to go to the Configure -> Router -> NAT -> Edit NAT Configuration and that is not shown here.
As far as I can see from the picture in the answer section, the question should be:
What addresses will be NAT translated by using ACL 1?
I may be wrong here as I am just starting to use CCP, I used only CLI until few days ago.
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You can see the correct answer with this:
Config+Router+Acl+Nat Rule.
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