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NDI #9 - Click Restraint

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is click restraint?

a)

Removing the keys off your keyboard and placing them back in places they don’t belong, to better your typing skills

b)

Stopping yourself from clicking on the first website after searching for something, and looking through the titles and URLs

c)

The combination of knowledge of your likes and dislikes used to create advertisements advertising things you would enjoy

d)

Stopping yourself from clicking on advertisements

2.

What is the definition of Algorithm?

a)

Surrounding yourself with voices we already know and agree with

b)

A set of rules or operations a computer follows to complete a task

c)

Combination of knowledge people use to trick you into deleting social media

d)

The setup to solve an addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problem.

3.

When are algorithms being used?

a)

When you like or dislike a post

b)

When you save a video

c)

When you comment on a video

d)

When you circle something you like in a magazine

e)

When you mention something you like around connected devices microphone

4.

How are search results roughly (very roughly) determined for your search?

a)

How relevant it thins a page will be

b)

The quality of the site

c)

How many times a keyword was found in a web page

d)

Its all magic

5.

Most students interpret the order of search results as an indicator of site trustworthiness.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which of the following are methods for getting past the first two search results in any given search?

a)

power through the first two results and just get good

b)

take a search selfie mid way through and then continue through the results

c)

compare a top result with a bottom result

d)

go straight to the second page, then go back to the first

7.

Which of the following are helpful tips for better search results?

a)

Put the search phrase in quotation marks

b)

site: thecrashcourse.com

or

site: .edu

c)

using + or - before a search term/phrase or site

d)

Asking a question