Describe one Advanced search method in Google, or any search engine you please that has not already been discussed in the Activity.

Web Search

1. Find a webpage that includes the exact phrase “surveillance bunny” and copy the link/URL into your document.

2. How many results when you run the two searches?

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3. Craft a search formulation using all three terms (spam block stop) and including the OR operator.

4. Using the minus-sign operator, find a recipe for fries that can be made with something other than potatoes. Copy a link to that recipe onto your document.

5. Run a wildcard search. Copy any two sentences or phrases that you find using this search method.

6. When was archive.org last cached? Copy the date into your document.

7. Briefly describe two reasons why you might want to access a cached page.

8. Go to www.ala.org/acrl/standards/ilframework Use Ctrl F to find the short line of text in which the word synthesize appears. Copy the line into your document.

9. Find a webpage from the past month that addresses the topic of data privacy. Copy the link/URL into your document.

10. Using results from your edu-filtered search, find an essay-help webpage that is not trying to sell you anything. Copy the link/URL into your document.

11. Copy the URL of one other page on which the computer picture appears.

12. Go to YouTube.com and run a search with the terms web search. Filter for videos longer than 20 minutes. Once you’ve found one, copy the link/URL into your document.

13. Describe one Advanced search method in Google, or any search engine you please that has not already been discussed in the Activity.

14. Convert 6.2 out of 8 to a percentage.

15. Find a pre-2007 archived version of televisionwithoutpity.com Take a screenshot of the page and copy it into your document.

Submit your completed activity through the Week 1 Web Search Activity link.

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