A) DuckDuckGo B) Google C) Bing D) Yahoo
A) A type of search engine algorithm. B) A word used to combine or exclude keywords in a search. C) A type of computer virus. D) A formatting tool for web pages.
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A) Narrows search results. B) Broadens search results. C) Finds exact phrases. D) Excludes certain terms.
A) Images containing the phrase B) Related articles C) Similar keywords D) Exact match of the phrase
A) Prevent users from accessing certain websites. B) Rank results based on relevance and authority. C) Display advertisements. D) Track user activity.
A) Translates the search query into another language. B) Limits the search to a specific website. C) Finds websites similar to the one specified. D) Displays the website's IP address.
A) Assume that the first result is always the most accurate. B) Check the author's credentials and sources. C) Only rely on information from social media. D) Trust any website that looks professional.
A) Convert the PDF to an image file. B) Assume the information isn't there. C) Use the 'Ctrl+F' or 'Cmd+F' (Find) function. D) Print the entire document and scan for it manually.
A) A search engine that is faster than Google. B) A search engine that requires a paid subscription. C) A search engine that only indexes dark web content. D) A search engine that focuses on a specific topic or type of content.
A) To improve your computer's performance. B) To bypass website security. C) To describe the information you are looking for. D) To access restricted content.
A) A tool to narrow down search results based on specific criteria. B) A tool used to block unwanted websites. C) A type of antivirus software. D) A tool that encrypts your search queries.
A) Only look for papers on social media. B) Assume academic papers are only available in print. C) Only use general search engines like Google. D) Use Google Scholar or similar academic databases.
A) Archiving websites and their past versions. B) Optimizing websites for search engines. C) Translating websites into different languages. D) Blocking access to certain websites.
A) Rely only on newspaper ads. B) Use a dictionary. C) Ask a librarian (without searching online). D) Use Google Maps or Yelp.
A) To find files of a specific type (e.g., PDF, DOC). B) To compress files for faster download. C) To convert files to a different format. D) To encrypt files to protect them from unauthorized access.
A) Searching for images that are copyrighted. B) Searching for images based on an existing image. C) Searching for images using only text descriptions. D) Searching for images in reverse chronological order.
A) A search engine that requires a metered internet connection. B) A search engine that aggregates results from multiple other search engines. C) A search engine that only indexes metadata. D) A search engine that is specifically designed for programmers.
A) To prevent your computer from crashing. B) To get more relevant and focused results. C) To avoid paying for search results. D) To increase the speed of your internet connection.
A) To automatically download files from the internet. B) To refine search queries and specify criteria. C) To bypass search engine algorithms. D) To access premium content for free.
A) Disable all security settings on your browser. B) Share your personal information freely. C) Use a VPN or privacy-focused browser. D) Only use public Wi-Fi without any precautions.
A) Removing all cookies from your computer. B) Automatically updating your operating system. C) Adding functionality to your web browser. D) Physically extending the length of your browser window.
A) The website's server capacity. B) The website's reputation and trustworthiness. C) The website's physical location. D) The website's design aesthetics.
A) Information exclusively from government sources. B) Information that is always accurate. C) Information provided by a large group of people. D) Information generated by artificial intelligence.
A) Assume all ebooks are copyrighted and unavailable for free. B) Search for 'free ebooks' along with the subject you're interested in. C) Only look for ebooks on social media platforms. D) Pay for all ebooks to ensure quality.
A) related: B) site: C) filetype: D) define:
A) To view a previously saved version of a website. B) To prevent the website from being updated. C) To make the website load faster. D) To encrypt the website's content.
A) A clean and professional design. B) Numerous grammatical errors and spelling mistakes. C) References to credible sources. D) Clearly stated contact information.
A) Ask a random person on the street. B) Guess the meaning from context. C) Use the 'define:' operator in Google or use an online dictionary. D) Assume you already know the definition.
A) To block advertisements on websites. B) To subscribe to updates from websites. C) To compress images on websites. D) To translate websites into different languages. |