Select two behaviors of a point-to-point WAN topology.

A point-to-point WAN topology, by definition, establishes a dedicated communication link between two specific endpoints. This means it leverages a dedicated connection, ensuring a direct and often private path for data. It connects remote networks through a single, continuous line, whether physical or logical, between these two points. "It provides direct connections between each router in the topology" describes a full-mesh topology, not point-to-point. "It delivers redundancy between the central office and branch offices" is a benefit of redundant topologies, which point-to-point alone does not inherently provide across multiple sites. "It uses a single router to route traffic between sites" is incorrect; a point-to-point link connects two routers, each at a different site.