Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

Unit D

AB
Search EngineA Web site or part of a Web site that finds Web pages containing a search expression and displays a list of search results.
Seach ExpressionThe words or phraes you enter when you conduct a search; also called query.
KeywordA word in a search expression.
Web RobotA program that automatically searches the Web to find new Web sites, updates information about old Web sites that are already in the database, and deletes information in the database when a Web site no longer exists; also called bot or spider.
BotShort for robot, a computer that sends malware to or communicates with other computers without the owner's knowledge to harm those computers or act with other bots to harm Web servers; also called zombie.
Results PagesA page provided by a search engine that includes links to Web pages that match the search expression.
Sponsored LinksA link connected to the search expression that a company pays to place near the top of the results page.
Banner AdAn advertisement that appears in a box on a Web page (usually at the top, and sometimes along the side or bottom of the page)
Specific QuestionA type of question for searching the Internet that you can phrase easily and has only one answer.
Exploratory QuestionA type of question for searching the Internet that starts with a general, open-ended question that leads to other, less general questions, which results in multiple answers.
Natural Language QueryA type of search expression that allows users to enter a question exactly as they world ask a person that question.
Web DirectoryA list of links to Web pages compiled by human editors or computer organized into hierarchical categories.
Metasearch EngineA search tool that searches multiple search engines simultaneously.
Subject GuideA Web site that organizes links in categories and subcategories; also called clearinghouse, virtual library, or Web bibliography.
AnnotationsSummaries or reviews of Web pages in some subject guides.
Search FilterA search expression that eliminates Web pages from a search by specifying a language, date, domain, host, or page component (such as a URL, link, image tag, or title tag) or by specifying that the results pages will contain all or any fo the keywords.
Boolean OperatorsWords that specify the logical relationship between the elements they join; the most common are AND, OR, and NOT; also called logical operators.
Precedence OperatorsA way of clarifying the grouping within a complex Boolean expression usually indicated by parentheses; also called grouping operator or inclusion operator.
Location OperatorA word that lets a user search for keywords that appear close to each other in the text of a Web page; also called proximity operator.
Static Web PageAn HTML file that exists on a Web server computer.
Dynamic Web PagesA Web page generated when a user submits a query; the Web server searches the database and generates a Web page on the fly that includes information form the database.
Deep WebDynamic Web pages and other Web pages that can be accessed only with a user name and password; also called hidden Web or invisible Web.


Computer Applications Instructor
Renton Technical College
Renton, WA

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