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Questions and Answers
Which symbol is used as a wildcard to find word variations?
What is the purpose of using Boolean operators in a search?
What feature should you use to find other documents that cite a specific document?
Study Notes
- Use quotation marks for exact phrases.
- Use Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT) to combine or exclude keywords.
- Use parentheses to group keywords and control search order.
- Use an asterisk as a wildcard to find word variations.
- Use a tilde to find synonyms of a word.
- Use a minus sign to exclude a word or site from search.
- Use advanced search for more refined search options.
- Use "Cited by" to find other documents that cite a specific document.
- Use "Related articles" to find similar documents.
- Use "My library" to save and organize documents and create alerts.
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Description
"Master your search skills with our Search Engine Tips Quiz! Test your knowledge on advanced search techniques and learn how to use quotation marks, Boolean operators, wildcards, and more to find the information you need quickly and efficiently. Whether you're a researcher, student, or just looking to improve your search game, this quiz is for you. Get ready to become a search engine expert!"
