Google stores the data extracted from webpages in its system G Suite a. b. F1 C. Instant d. Bigtable e. Big Quey Question 2 Google's F1 is a database system used for storing a. processed webpage data b. advertisements c. alternate word spellings d. search queries e. original webpages What webpage attributes determine if Google stores it locally at a particular data center? if the page has locally relevant content a. b. the page's language c. recent, local page popularity d. all of the above e. none of the above Question 4 HyperText Markup Language is primarily used for: developing security tools a. b. processing transactions c. building database queries d. writing webpages e. compressing large data batches Question 5 A sparsely-populated database, like Google's Bigtable, will have which of the following characteristics? a. the database holds all data in a single table b. records do not have key fields c. tables will often have empty rows d. rows will often have unused columns most data is deleted shortly after being added Google often omits very common words (like "the") from its indexing process. Why? users rarely include them in search queries a. b. they don't affect relative page rankings much, if at all C. queries with or without them usually mean the same thing d. all of the above e none of the above Question 7 Why does Google use distributed, parallel processing of search queries? a. to enhance search result relevance b. to return search results faster C. to reduce the total computational workload d. all of the above e. none of the above way to Question 8 A standard relational database would be an) store complete webpage documents because good; webpages do not have a fixed structure a. b. impossible; webpage data cannot be stored in a database good; webpages all have the same structure c. d. bad; webpages all have the same structure e. bad; webpages do not have a fixed structure Question 9 When Google delivers the ranked set of pages matching a search query, it considers: a. page content b. the user's search history c. bids from site owners d. a and b but not c e. a, b, and c