Question

eugene wants to search for information about keeping emus as pets. match the boolean search to the types of results he can expect: results 1. search results will return pages about wild emus only. 2. search results will include pages with both terms. 3. search results will include pages with either term. boolean search place here place here place here a \emus\ not \pets\ b \emus\ and \pets\ c \emus\ or \pets\

Explanation:

1. The "NOT" operator excludes the specified term. So "emus" NOT "pets" will return pages about emus but not about emus as pets, which means pages about wild emus only.
2. The "AND" operator requires both terms to be present. So "emus" AND "pets" will include pages with both "emus" and "pets".
3. The "OR" operator includes pages with either term. So "emus" OR "pets" will include pages with either "emus" or "pets".

Answer:

1. A. "emus" NOT "pets"
2. B. "emus" AND "pets"
3. C. "emus" OR "pets"