Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: mathematical syntax used by search engines

Accepted Answer

The Answer of AND operator and parentheses and default operator is...

Question 2

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning some advance columns for a weekly Internet column. You know it would be helpful for your readers to understand what's going on in advanced searches with Boolean logic. It seems too daunting to try to cover in one column, so you decide to start by making notes about what you want to cover in several columns. Record the information you would cover in a column about how advanced search pages use Boolean operators that the user isn't actually typing in.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: Set of pages on the Web containing the word cats

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice F and choice E and choice is...

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: Union of the two sets

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice C and choice E and choice is...

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: Intersection of the two sets

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice D and choice E and choice is...

Question 6

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning some advance columns for a weekly Internet column. You know it would be helpful for your readers to understand what's going on in advanced searches with Boolean logic. It seems too daunting to try to cover in one column, so you decide to start by making notes about what you want to cover in several columns. What would you tell your mother to best help her maximize her use of metasearch engines?

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 7

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning some advance columns for a weekly Internet column. You know it would be helpful for your readers to understand what's going on in advanced searches with Boolean logic. It seems too daunting to try to cover in one column, so you decide to start by making notes about what you want to cover in several columns. Record the information you want to cover when you write about Boolean operators in general, including what they are, what Boolean logic is, how to understand or illustrate the logic, etc.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 8

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning some advance columns for a weekly Internet column. You know it would be helpful for your readers to understand what's going on in advanced searches with Boolean logic. It seems too daunting to try to cover in one column, so you decide to start by making notes about what you want to cover in several columns. Record the information you would cover in a column about what the Boolean operators AND, OR, and NOT actually do when you use them.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 9

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning some advance columns for a weekly Internet column. You know it would be helpful for your readers to understand what's going on in advanced searches with Boolean logic. It seems too daunting to try to cover in one column, so you decide to start by making notes about what you want to cover in several columns. Record your thoughts about metasearch engines and the pros and cons of using them.

Accepted Answer

The answer of You are a reporter for your college...

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: Set of pages on the Web containing the word dogs

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice D and choice F and choice is...

Question 11

Match between columns
                        Premises: Exclusion of the cats set

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice F and choice C and choice is...

Question 12

Match between columns
                        Premises: Exclusion of the dogs set

Accepted Answer

The Answer of choice C and choice B and choice is...

Quiz 2: Constructing Complex Searches

Match each term with the most accurate description below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.

Match the Boolean sets to their descriptions below.