In Google searches, to link words together in your search terms use:
*asterisk
nothing
"apostrophes"
(Parantheses)
In Google searches, what symbol will exclude words from your search?
minus sign -
miranda ~
plus sign +
none
a search that means MUSIC but not FISH would be:
bass -fish
bass -shoes
bass -music
I want bass but not any fish
the Google search 8*5 equals
40
8 7 6 5
13
3
the best Google search to find the definition of the word "red" is
red
define:red
"red"
define: red
To find the conversion from dollars to Chinese Money (yuan) you would write:
$500 to Yuan
$500 in Chinese money
$500 to Yen
how many dollars in a yen times 500
to search for your lost Amazon order, type in the Google bar:
lost packages: Amazon.com
your UPS, USPS, or Fedex package number
~lostorders.Amazon.com
my lost Amazon order
to find a missing word in your question use what symbol?
a question mark
a dot
an asterisk
an underline
the most basic way to limit your Google search to the most recent news, is to use the
maps tab, search tools, and then "recent"
images tab and search tools then "recent"
news tab, search tools, then and "recent"
video tab and search tools then and "recent"
What is a wildcard in Google Searches?
miranda
question mark
underline
asterisk
to find an image that uses only the color purple, you would search your keyword then
images search tools, then purple
this can't be done
images search tools, then red
images, then clip art
Google is not the only search engine. Another search engine you could use would be:
Whacko
BestSearch
Bong
Dogpile
Which of the following is NOT a domain name?
.edu
.mus
.oop
.lib
bonus question! Which of the following are STOP WORDS?
A, AND, THE
A, AN, AND
OF, A, THE
AND, OR
When you want to keep your information to only one site type (military), what formula would you use?
"military"
site:.mil
.mil
+military
