Question

which of the following is true? select all that apply.truefalsethe query [windows], english (us) can have two common interpretations: the operating system and the windows in a home.truefalsehigh quality pages in a task should all get the same needs met rating. for example, a high quality page for a common interpretation of the query should get the same needs met rating as a high quality page for a minor interpretation of the query.truefalsesome queries do not have a dominant interpretation.truefalsea query can have no more than two common interpretations.

Answer 1

It is true that the query [windows] can refer to both the operating system and the architectural element. High quality pages do not receive the same 'needs met' rating based on common or minor query interpretations, and queries can have more than two interpretations.

Step-by-step explanation:

The query [windows], English (US) can indeed have two common interpretations: the operating system and the windows in a home.

Therefore, the statement is true. High-quality pages in search results do not necessarily all get the same 'needs met' rating even if they are for the same query.

High-quality pages should be rated based on how well they fulfill the user’s intent, which could differ based on whether the interpretation is common or minor. So, this statement is false.

It is also true that some queries do not have a dominant interpretation and can be understood in multiple ways.

Finally, a query can indeed have more than two common interpretations, depending on its ambiguity and context, so the final statement is false.