Educ 5b_educational Technology2 Part 4 Of 6
Educational Technology Online Quiz which have six(6) parts with (ten)10 items(50 points) each to complete. Each part contains random questions comes from the different topic we've discuss for the whole semester. After completing every part of the quiz please submit a copy of your certificate on my facebook account or post it on our Educational Technology2 Group. Make sure that you use your complete name in your certificate or else it is not counted.
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Using the various search techniques below can narrow down your searches and help you find exactly what you are looking for. As you use search engines such as Google, Alta Vista, Yahoo, Excite, etc., try some of these techniques.(Remember, fewer more focused searches are generally better than more hits)Not all of these techniques work with all search engines. Google is the best search engine to use.
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I Understand
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I'am Ready
Correct Answer(s)
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Use the minus operator (-) and plus operator (+) in search engine
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To exclude or include text in search result
- B.
To include text in search result
- C.
To just delete unwanted search result
Correct Answer
A. To exclude or include text in search resultExplanation
For example, when searching for the insect caterpillar, references to the company Caterpillar, Inc. will also be returned. Use Caterpillar -Inc to exclude references to the company or Caterpillar -Inc -Cat to further refine the search.
Another example, if you want to find a list a passengers on the Titanic, not stuff about the movie and Leo, try typing the following into the query box and searching; (no spaces between the + and the word)Rate this question:
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Used of Uppercase and Lowercase in the Search Engine Techniques
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If the word is an address,then capitalize it in your search. If not, use lower case letters.
- B.
If the word in a complete sentence it is supposed to be capitalized.If not, use lower case letters.
- C.
If the word is a name and is supposed to be capitalized,then capitalize it in your search. If not, use lower case letters.
Correct Answer
C. If the word is a name and is supposed to be capitalized,then capitalize it in your search. If not, use lower case letters.Explanation
Most search engines pay attention to capitalization. If the word is a name and is supposed to be capitalized,then capitalize it in your search. If not, use lower case letters.
Titanic
mushroomsRate this question:
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The use of OR operator (OR) or (|)
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Use this operator to return results with either of two terms. Ex. Happy and Joy
- B.
Use this operator to return results with either of two terms. Ex. Either Happy or Joy
- C.
Use this operator to return results with either of two terms. Ex. Happy not Joy
Correct Answer
B. Use this operator to return results with either of two terms. Ex. Either Happy or JoyExplanation
For example happy joy will return pages with both happy and joy, while happy | joy will return pages with either happy or joy.Rate this question:
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The use of tilde operator (~)
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Include a tilde in front of a word to return results that include antonyms.
- B.
Include a tilde in front of a word to return results that include synonyms.
- C.
Include a tilde in front of a word to return results that include abbreviation.
Correct Answer
B. Include a tilde in front of a word to return results that include synonyms.Explanation
A search for ~CSS includes the synonym style and returns fashion related style pages --not exactly what someone searching for CSS wants. Examples: ~HTML to get results for HTML with synonyms; ~HTML -HTML to get synonyms only for HTML.Rate this question:
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Lycos.com is an example of:
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e-Book
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- B.
Browser
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Search Engine
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Correct Answer
C. Search Engine -
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