Boolean Operators

related:

If there is something you really like online and want to find similar websites, type in Blank ________________ and then the address

AROUND(X)

Returns results where the two terms/phrases are within (X) words of each other.

intext:

Search for a word or phrase (in quotes), but only in the body/document text.

inurl:

Search for pages on a site that has your targeted search term in the URL and the second term is a content on a website. This is useful for finding sites with strong on-page optimization for the topics you are researching.

intitle:

Search only in the page's title for a word or phrase. Use exact-match (quotes) for phrases.

quotation marks operator

Use the ___________________________________ when you want to search for an exact phrase in a certain order.

OR operator or the symbol '|'

Use the when you want search results to display hits that include any of these words from the list

plus operator (+)

Use the when you want search results to display hits that include the specified words

filetype:

Use this operator to search materials with specific file format

site:

Use this operator to search topics from a specific website

True

[True or False] Boolean operators can be used to combine two true statements.

True

[True or False] The ! operand is used to negate a search query

False

[True or False] The "!" operand lets you search for words related to the query?

True

[True or False] The "" operand lets you search for an exact phrase?

True

[True or False] The "+" operand in Google searches allows you to include multiple words in your query?

False

[True or False] The "-" operand is used to search for synonyms of a word?

True

[True or False] The "-" operand lets you exclude a word from your query?

False

[True or False] The "and" operator is used to make a statement true if one of the two statements is false.

True

[True or False] The "not" operator can be used to invert the truth value of a statement.

False

[True or False] The "or" operator is used to combine two false statements.

False

[True or False] The + operand is used to search for words or phrases in any order

True

[True or False] The - operand is used to exclude words from search results

True

[True or False] The AND operator returns TRUE if both of its operands are TRUE

True

[True or False] The NOT operator inverts the logical state of its operand

True

[True or False] The OR operator returns TRUE if either of its operands are TRUE

True

[True or False] The operand "" is used to match a string of text exactly

minus operator (‑)

when you want to exclude a unimportant word from you search results

(..) operator

with numbers on either side to match on any integer in that range of numbers