Google Search

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When you put a(n) _____ before a word or site, it will ignore (and not list) that specific content in the search.

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-

Answer explanation

Exclude terms with a minus (-) symbol: Use the minus symbol to exclude all the terms you don't want, e.g. christmas carols -"jingle bells" for results that omit the carol Jingle Bells

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How would I search for dogs and only come up with results from CBSNews.com?

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dogs site:cbsnews.com

Answer explanation

Add site: to search a single website: If you want results from one specific website, use site: followed directly by the site URL you wish to use. You must include the site's full domain, e.g. Google Photos tips site:pcmag.com 

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What operator is used as a placeholder for words that you don't remember from a phrase?

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*

Answer explanation

Using the asterisk symbol (*) is handy when you are sure of one or more words but are missing a few more. The wildcard operator fills up the space and enables you to search with the known words. The asterisk represents a missing word which Google tries to fill in

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How would I narrow my search down so it only brings up the file type PDF? Options: link:pdf, related:pdf, filetype:pdf, site:pdf

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filetype:pdf

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How do I do a quick search for the weather in our area? Options: Temperature Kellyville, Weather Kellyville, Forecast Kellyville, All of the above

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All of the above

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What is the definition of sparge?

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The action of sprinkling or splashing.

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If it is 10am in Oklahoma, what time would it be in London?

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4PM

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2500 feet is how many centimeters?

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76200cm

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The more words in your search, the better your results will be.

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False

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What is this?

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