A Trivia Quiz On Google Search!
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- 1.Which of the following will produce the best results?
- A.
New york city
- B.
New York city
- C.
New York City
- D.
NEW YORK CITY
- E.
It doesn't matter, only special query keywords are case sensitive.
- 2.
- A.
+new york city
- B.
"new york city"
- C.
(new york city)
- D.
Exact:(new york city)
- E.
+new +york +city
- 3.What is the best way to ensure that pages containing a particular word are excluded from the results? For example, to exclude sites that contain the word Atkins when searching for information on dieting?
- A.
Diet NOT atkins
- B.
Diet NO atkins
- C.
Diet -atkins
- D.
Diet exclude:atkins
- E.
Diet ignore:atkins
- 4.What is the best way to search for a word and to include pages containing words with similar meanings?
- A.
Hiking AND similar
- B.
Like:hiking
- C.
Hiking+
- D.
~hiking
- E.
Synonyms:hiking
- 5.What is the best way to search for pages containing one of two words? For instance, pages containing the word restaurant and either Indian or Thai?
- A.
Restaurant indian OR thai
- B.
Restaurant (indian thai)
- C.
Restaurant "indian thai"
- D.
Restaurant +indian +thai
- E.
Restaurant OR:indian thai
- 6.What is the best way to search for a term within one particular website. For instance to search for the word blackjack on plentysmart.com?
- A.
Blackjack IN www.plentysmart.com
- B.
Blackjack site:www.plentysmart.com
- C.
Www.plentysmart.com blackjack
- D.
Blackjack ON www.plentysmart.com
- E.
Blackjack ON site:www.plentysmart.com
- 7.How do you include a range of numbers in your search, for example to search for the word olympics, and including pages that have a number between 1980 and 2000 in them? (Works with any numbers, not just dates.)
- A.
Olympics date:1980 2000
- B.
Olympics 1980..2000
- C.
1980:2000 olympics
- D.
Olympics "1980 2000"
- E.
Olympics 1980 TO 2000
- 8.How do you search for all pages that have a link to a particular site, for example all sites that have a link to whitehouse.gov?
- A.
Show links"www.whitehouse.gov"
- B.
Find links:www.whitehouse.gov
- C.
References:www.whitehouse.gov
- D.
Link"www.whitehouse.gov"
- E.
Link:www.whitehouse.gov
- 9.Let's say you need to know how many dollars are in a British pound. Which of the following queries would you use?
- A.
How many dollars in a pound
- B.
1 pound in dollars
- C.
1 gbp in usd
- D.
Pounds to dollars
- E.
Any of the above.
- 10.Let's say you need to know how many meters one foot is equal to. Which of the following queries would you use?
- A.
Feet to meters
- B.
How many meters in a foot
- C.
One foot in meters
- D.
1 foot in meters
- E.
Any of the above.
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