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This quiz will test your knowledge of Google features and applications. If you score less than 70%, you are unaware of many of the most important Google Search techniques and we highly recommend must attend this class. If you scored 70% or higher, you still have more to learn. Register today on www. InMotionREI. Com.
- 1.What must you type into Google so that your exact phrase is found by Google?
- A.
Simply type the exact phrase you want
- B.
Use * on either side of the phrase
- C.
Use quotation marks on either side of the phrase
- D.
Begin the phrase with a slash mark
- 2.What is the quickest way to find the definition of computer using Google?
- A.
Use the browser to go to www.dictionary.com.
- B.
Type define:computer
- C.
Type "What is a computer?" into Google
- 3.What do you type into the Google search box if you only want to search the contents of one website? Example: A high school senior only wants to access admissions info for Standford University.
- A.
This is not possible to do.
- B.
Type the following into Google: admission site: www.stanford.edu
- C.
Go directly to Stanford's site and type in their search box.
- 4.You can create an attractive website on Google of your family or business for FREE. Google provides you with all of the templates and an easy 1-2-3 step process.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Google has a service that enables you to get all of your voice messages emailed and/or texted to you for FREE?
- A.
True
- B.
False, but they did have this at one time
- 6.You want to purchase a DVD player but you only want to spend between $75-$150. What would you type into the Google search box so that it only searches within this range?
- A.
You cannot do this. You must go to a site that sells DVD players and do this.
- B.
Type "DVD Players between $75 and $150"
- C.
[#]...[#] is the operator for this. So you would type "DVD player $75...$150"
- D.
*,* is the operator for this. So you would type "*DVD player $75,$150*"
- 7.A user wants to search "virus" but does not want to see search results related to a computer virus. What must they type into the Google search box?
- A.
Type "virus, not computer"
- B.
This is not possible to do.
- C.
Type "virus -computer"
- D.
Type "virus, 0 computer"
- E.
Type "only the word virus"
- 8.You do not need a calculator if you have access to Google; you simply need to know a few simple calculator operators and Google will act as a quick calculator, even raise a number to a certain power (as well as perform measurement conversions) in a flash.
- A.
False. You need to go to the calculator tool on your operating system.
- B.
True
- 9.Google's "I'm Feeling Lucky" takes you the first web page returned for your query.
- A.
False, it takes you to a random page that Google selects.
- B.
True
- 10.If you find yourself in a strange city and you need to know the name of a local pizza restaurant, you only to need to send Google a text message, type "pizza" followed by the zip code and you will have your answer in seconds.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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