1) Yes 2) Why would a RIPv1 router receive routes from a RIPv2 router out of the box? This sort of thing is typically controlled by the version set to send/receive on the RIP router. You don't really need to deal with RIPv1 anymore in the lab, but if you are really curious you should lab that one up and check it out. Also check out the "ip rip send..." and "ip rip receive..." command sets on your routers.
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