Boolen Logic Search Strategy Quiz

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This quiz will test your knowledge of Boolen Logic.

Questions and Answers

1.

Which of the following searches will return the most results?
- A.
  
  Shopping AND Online
- B.
  
  Shopping AND Online AND Clothing
Correct Answer
A. Shopping AND Online

Explanation
The search "Shopping AND Online" will return the most results because it includes a broader range of items related to both shopping and online activities. Adding "Clothing" to the search narrows down the results to only include items related to clothing, which would result in fewer overall results.

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2.

Which of the following searches will return the fewest results?
- A.
  
  Shops OR Stores
- B.
  
  Shops OR Stores OR Supermarkets
Correct Answer
A. Shops OR Stores

Explanation
The search "Shops OR Stores" will return the fewest results because it only includes two terms, while the other search "Shops OR Stores OR Supermarkets" includes an additional term "Supermarkets." Therefore, the first search will have fewer results as it has a narrower scope.

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3.

Which search will exclude any results about Department Stores?
- A.
  
  Department Stores NOT Online Shopping
- B.
  
  Online Shopping NOT Department Stores
Correct Answer
B. Online Shopping NOT Department Stores

Explanation
The search "Online Shopping NOT Department Stores" will exclude any results about Department Stores. This means that the search results will only include information related to online shopping, without any mention of department stores.

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4.

If you wanted to find out about shopping habits in the UK, which is also known as Great Britain, which search would be best to use?
- A.
  
  Shopping AND (UK AND Great Britain)
- B.
  
  Shopping OR (UK OR Great Britain)
- C.
  
  Shopping AND (UK OR Great Britain)
Correct Answer
C. Shopping AND (UK OR Great Britain)

Explanation
The correct answer is "Shopping AND (UK OR Great Britain)". This search query will yield the most comprehensive results as it includes both "UK" and "Great Britain" as possible terms, ensuring that all relevant information about shopping habits in the UK is included in the search results. Using "AND" ensures that both terms are present in the search results, while using "OR" allows for either term to be present, increasing the chances of finding relevant information.

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5.

What is the hidden Boolean opperator in a Google search?
- A.
  
  OR
- B.
  
  AND
- C.
  
  NOT
Correct Answer
B. AND

Explanation
The hidden Boolean operator in a Google search is "AND". This operator is used to narrow down search results by requiring that all the search terms specified must be present in the results. By using "AND" between two or more keywords, Google will only display results that contain all of those keywords, making the search more specific and targeted.

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6.

Which of the following is not a Boolean opperator?
- A.
  
  OR
- B.
  
  BUT
- C.
  
  AND
- D.
  
  NOT
Correct Answer
B. BUT

Explanation
The term "Boolean operator" refers to logical operators used in Boolean algebra to combine or manipulate logical values. The operators OR, AND, and NOT are all commonly used Boolean operators. However, "BUT" is not a recognized Boolean operator. It is likely included as a distractor in this question.

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7.

Using Boolean logic helps you to narrow searches and get better results on topics and can also eliminate unwanted or irrelevant results.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Using Boolean logic in searches can indeed help narrow down the results and improve their relevance. Boolean logic allows users to combine search terms using operators such as "AND", "OR", and "NOT" to refine their search. By specifying certain criteria or excluding specific terms, users can eliminate unwanted or irrelevant results, making their search more focused and efficient. Therefore, the statement is true.

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8.

The LRCs Online Catalogue works just like Google so you don't need to use Boolean logic whilst searching it.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement suggests that the LRCs Online Catalogue works like Google and therefore Boolean logic is not necessary while searching. The correct answer is False because the statement is incorrect. The LRCs Online Catalogue may have its own search system and may require the use of Boolean logic for effective searching.

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Boolen Logic Search Strategy Quiz

Which of the following searches will return the most results?

Which of the following searches will return the fewest results?

Which search will exclude any results about Department Stores?

If you wanted to find out about shopping habits in the UK, which is also known as Great Britain, which search would be best to use?

What is the hidden Boolean opperator in a Google search?

Which of the following is not a Boolean opperator?

Using Boolean logic helps you to narrow searches and get better results on topics and can also eliminate unwanted or irrelevant results.

The LRCs Online Catalogue works just like Google so you don't need to use Boolean logic whilst searching it.