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Search Engine in Action

A search engine looks through many webpages for the words you type. It then shows the pages that contain those words.

In the picture

  1. The magnifying glass: scanning across many webpages.
  2. The search bar: where the words to search for are entered.
  3. A webpage tile: one page among the many being checked.
  4. The glowing tile: a page that contains the entered words and is listed.

Examples

  • Typing volcano facts and getting pages about volcanoes.
  • Typing a friend’s name and seeing pages that mention that name.

Quiz: Search Engine in Action (Age 15)

  1. What does a search engine do with the words you type?

    • It changes the words into images.
    • It removes those words from the internet.
    • It finds pages that contain those words.
  2. Which pages appear in the search results?

    • Every page that exists online.
    • Only pages that do not contain the entered words.
    • Only pages that contain the entered words.
  3. Where are the words you want to search for entered?

    • Inside a webpage being checked.
    • In the search bar.
    • In the list of results.

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