$1$: What kind of different Group Policy Objects are there? Can more than one Group Policy Object apply to a security group or leaf object? Give an example of when more than one Group Policy Object may be needed for a security group or leaf object.

$2$: Besides Active Directory what else can Group Policy Objects apply to$?$

$3$: what is the Group Policy Object Hierarchy? What order are Group Policy Objects applied in$?$ Can Group Policy Objects be overridden? If so$,$ why would you want to override them?

$4$: what order are Group Policy Objects processed in and why?

$5$: Research policies that can be set in Group Policy Objects. Using the information in Table $1,$ create and document five Group Policy Objects that have five policies set for each. Then assign those Group Policy Objects to the groups or objects $($user or otherwise$)$ they should be applied to$.$ For example, you could record the name of the Group Policy Object, the policies set, and then the groups or objects it is applied to in a bulleted fashion. Be sure the Group Policy Objects are logically oriented toward where they are being applied!