Boolean Operators Quiz

Boolean Operators are simple words used as conjunctions

This operator EXPANDS your search results and is used when you want results that contain at least one and not necessarily both of your keywords.

This operator NARROWS your search results and is used when you want results that contain two or more keywords.

Boolean operators are helpful for finding sources for your literature review and research paper

The NOT operator shows results that contain only keyword A and excludes keyword B.

This operator provides you results with the exact phrase you type and is used when you want results that contain a specific keyword/s.

This operator is used to EXCLUDE keywords specified in your search and is used when you want results that contain one specific keyword but not another.

I want to research about Dumaguete city and it's tourist spots, therefore I should use the NOT operator.

It's possible to combine operators to have a more specific result.

The OR operator only shows results that contain both keywords