Question

• \boxed{} on webpages typically have alt tags

◦ these are words or phrases which describe what the photo is in case certain browsers cannot display the photo
◦ \boxed{} also go through the search engine filter to see if words or phrases match the search

• keywords and their placement on the webpage register with the search engine

◦ non - common words which \boxed{} throughout the website
◦ the closer to the top of the page, the more important they are to the search engine

• there are several tips to help find the information more quickly:

◦ the first is to use as \boxed{} and specific terms as possible
▪ this will help eliminate websites containing basic or similar information
◦ using a minus sign will eliminate any websites containing the word \boxed{} the minus sign

options: repeat, photos, unique, alt tags, after

Explanation:

1. The first blank refers to webpage elements with alt tags that describe visual content for non-displaying browsers, which matches "Photos".
2. The second blank refers to the elements that pass search filters, which are the alt tags mentioned earlier, so it's "alt tags".
3. The third blank describes non-common words that appear across a website, so "repeat" fits.
4. The fourth blank advises using precise, non-basic terms, so "unique" is correct.
5. The fifth blank explains that the excluded word comes after the minus sign, so "after" is the right choice.

Answer:

1. Photos
2. alt tags
3. repeat
4. unique
5. after

Filled blanks in order:

• Photos on webpages typically have alt tags
• these are words or phrases which describe what the photo is in case certain browsers cannot display the photo
• alt tags also go through the search engine filter to see if words or phrases match the search
• Keywords and their placement on the webpage register with the search engine
• non-common words which repeat throughout the website
• the closer to the top of the page, the more important they are to the search engine
• There are several tips to help find the information more quickly:
• the first is to use as unique and specific terms as possible
• this will help eliminate websites containing basic or similar information
• using a minus sign will eliminate any websites containing the word after the minus sign