Question

quotation marks around an
will only filter in findings with the exact word order in the quotation marks

• useful when a title or saying is researched and websites containing each individual word are not needed

words such as a and the do not help in research online

• the search engines do not recognize common words and punctuation outside of

capitalization is also not recognized by

• results will not differ whether words are capitalized or not

should be left off words being searched for

• the search results will not be different from those with the suffixes

autocomplete is
when only part of the topic is known for finishing a search
if a plus sign is added to the end of a word, it will
any results with a completed search

useful exact phrase include quotations search engines common suffixes

Explanation:

Match each description to the correct term from the provided options based on online search techniques:

1. Quotation marks target exact word order for phrases.
2. "a" and "the" are common non-helpful search words.
3. Search engines ignore common words/punctuation outside quoted phrases.
4. Search engines do not recognize capitalization differences.
5. Suffixes can be omitted without changing results.
6. Autocomplete helps when only partial topic info is known.
7. A plus sign ensures related completed search results are included.

Answer:

1. quotation marks around an exact phrase will only filter in findings with the exact word order in the quotation marks
2. common words such as "a" and "the" do not help in research online
3. the search engines do not recognize common words and punctuation outside of quotations
4. capitalization is also not recognized by search engines
5. suffixes should be left off words being searched for
6. autocomplete is useful when only part of the topic is known for finishing a search
7. If a plus sign is added to the end of a word, it will include any results with a completed search