Question

elias is having trouble searching for information on butter lettuce. every time he searches, he gets some results for butter and some for lettuce. he is not getting the exact results he wants. what should he do in his next search to make sure that he gets the correct results? (1 point) follow each search term with a colon put quotation marks around each search term add more words to each search term turn each search term into a phrase

Explanation:

When Elias searches for "butter lettuce" without quotation marks, the search engine treats "butter" and "lettuce" as separate terms. Using quotation marks around the phrase "butter lettuce" tells the search engine to look for the exact phrase. Adding more words might make the search too specific or not target the core term. Following with a colon is for specific search engine - specific commands (e.g., site:). Turning each term into a phrase (if they were single words) is what using quotation marks around the combined term does.

Answer:

put quotation marks around each search term