Exam 5: Locating Information on the World Wide Web
Exam 1: Defining Information Technology38 Questions
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Crawlers consider descriptive text when adding a page's URL to the index .
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Search engines crawl only a fraction (probably less than half) of the web .
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Information found by the crawler of a search engine is organized into a(n) ________ .
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The second step in an indexed search is called query ________ .
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Search engines like Google and Bing do not allow you to enter search terms using natural language .
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The order in which hits are returned to a query is determined, in part, by a number that Google calls the ________ .
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Web posts are ________; that is, no one limits what people post .
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________ and subtracting search terms can remove extraneous hits .
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If quotes surround the phrase "my favorite food", the search would find all pages with
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