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What are the three stages of Google Search?
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Crawling, Indexing, and Ranking
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Discovery, Analysis, and Presentation
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Crawling, Indexing, and Serving search results
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URL discovery, Web crawling, and Results display
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How does Google discover new pages?
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Only through manual submissions
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By following links from known pages and through sitemaps
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By randomly generating URLs
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Through paid submissions only
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Question of
What does Google use to render pages during crawling?
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Internet Explorer
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Firefox
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A recent version of Chrome
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Safari
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Question of
What is a canonical page in Google’s indexing process?
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The oldest page in a group of similar pages
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The page with the most backlinks
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The page selected as most representative of a group of similar pages
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The page with the highest PageRank
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Question of
Which of the following is NOT a common indexing issue?
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Low-quality content
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Robots meta rules disallowing indexing
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Website design making indexing difficult
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Slow page load speed
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Question of
How does Google determine the relevancy of search results?
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Based solely on keyword matching
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Using hundreds of factors, including user location and device
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By the number of backlinks to a page
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Based on paid promotions
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What is the purpose of the robots.txt file?
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To improve page ranking
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To specify which pages should not be crawled
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To submit sitemaps to Google
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What happens when Googlebot encounters a page that requires login?
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It automatically creates an account to access the content
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It skips the page and doesn’t crawl it
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It reports the site as suspicious
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It crawls only the public parts of the page
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How does Google handle duplicate content across different pages?
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It penalizes all duplicate pages
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It indexes all duplicate pages separately
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It groups similar pages and selects a canonical representative
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It always chooses the page with the earliest publication date
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