Search Quality Rater Exam Questions & Answers Correct!!

Know Query - ANSWERSA query with the intent of finding information. (Eg. "graves disease") Know Simple Query - ANSWERSA query with the intent of finding a specific, brief answer. (Eg. "calories in a banana") Do Query - ANSWERSA query with the intent to accomplish a specific goal (Eg. buying a product, watching a video) Website Query - ANSWERSA query with the intent to visit a specific website (Eg. "") Visit-in-Person Query - ANSWERSA query with the intent to find physical directions to a specific location or type of location (Eg. "restaurants near me") E-E-A-T - ANSWERSExperience, Expertise, Authority and Trust YMYL - ANSWERSYour Money or Your Life; Pages that directly talk about money or things that affect your well-being. These pages have much higher standards than other pages. Highest Quality Page - ANSWERSA page that has a beneficial purpose and meets it extremely well. Has a very high level of effort, originality, and/or skill, as well as a high reputation. High Quality Page - ANSWERSA page that has a beneficial purpose and meets it well. Above average, but not necessarily perfect. Medium Quality Page - ANSWERSA page that has a beneficial purpose and meets it adequately. Either has no distinguishing features or has a mix of good and bad qualities. Low Quality Page - ANSWERSA page that has a beneficial purpose, but does not meet it. May be due to a lack of effort, misleading titles, or content made by a creator with a lack of expertise. Lowest Quality Page - ANSWERSA page with a purpose intended to harm or deceive, a lack of original content or content altogether, or completely untrustworthy websites. (eg. a scam website, a website promoting hate, or a completely blank website) FullyM - ANSWERSA special needs-met rating indicating that the page completely satisfies the needs of most or all users, with no need to search any further. (Eg. The website of a website query or the answer to a know simple query). Not all queries can have such results. HM (Highly Meets) - ANSWERSA needs-met rating indicating that the page will be helpful to most or all users. They must also be trustworthy and authoritative. (Eg. The Target website for a search for "target") MM (Moderately Meets) - ANSWERSA needs-met rating indicating that the page will be helpful to many users or very helpful to some users. SM (Slightly Meets) - ANSWERSA needs-met rating indicating that the page will only be helpful to a few users. This may indicate a less-common interpretation of the query, information that is too broad or too specific, or outdated information. FailsM - ANSWERSA special needs-met rating indicating that the page will be unhelpful to most or all users. These results may be an inaccurate answer to the query or accurate but completely irrelevant information. Page Quality Rating - ANSWERSA rating indicating the general quality of the page's content and trustworthiness, independent of its relevance to the query. Needs-Met Rating - ANSWERSA rating indicating how helpful a page is to the user searching a given query. Takes into account both relevance and quality. SRCB - ANSWERSA block of information generated by the search engine that appears along with search results. MC - ANSWERSContent of a website that directly works toward fulfilling its purpose. Can be created by the website owners, made by hired writers (eg. news articles), or generated by users (eg. internet videos, forum posts). SC - ANSWERSContent of a website that contributes to the user experience, but does not help the website fulfill its purpose. Includes links to related pages or lists of tags. Ads - ANSWERSContent of a website made for the purpose of monetization. Their presence alone should not affect quality ratings, but they may affect quality if they are particularly intrusive. Query Interpretations - ANSWERSThe possible meanings a user could have for their query. Dominant Interpretation - ANSWERSThe most likely meaning of a search query. Not all queries have this kind of interpretation.