The statement “All queries have only one intent: Know, Do, Website or Visit-in-Person intent” is True.
The statement “The intent of a Do query is to accomplish a goal or engage in an activity on a phone” is True.
The statement “The intent of a Website query is to find information” is True.
The statement “There is absolutely no information about who is responsible for the content of the website on a YMYL topic” is True.
The statement “All the Main Content(MC) of the page is copied and created with deceptive intent” is True.
The statement “A page with a mismatch between the location of the page and the rating location; for example, an English page for an English rating task’ is True.
“A file type other than a web page, for example; a PDF, a Microsoft Word document or a PNG file” is False.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The searcher tries to find out the Know queries. The action is taken by the searcher using the Do queries. The searcher looks for a site/ page using Website queries. The queries which are the same as they appear to be are Visit-in-Person queries.
The statement is true because in Do queries, the action is taken like the control of the smartphone is given to Google.
The search for a page or a site takes place using Website queries.
It is not always true that the Wikipedia pages should get high ratings for all user intents because information is helpful.
There is no surety that who will update the content of the website on a YMTL topic.
The Main Content (MC) of the low quality YMYL page helps the page to achieve its purpose. For YMYL the content is created with deceptive intent. The pages manipulate users to take action which will not help the users
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The PQ rating is lowest when there is a mismatch between the location of the page and the rating location, for example, an English rating task. Here, the purpose of the page is required to be understood to determine the rating.
The PQ rating is not determined by the type of the page but by the purpose of the page.
