Complete the sentence to explain what Google uses to understand a web page.
Google uses [1] to read and understand the content of a web page.
Google primarily reads the text and follows links on a page to understand its content and how it connects to other pages.
Complete the sentence about how Google finds new pages.
Google discovers new pages by following [1] from known pages.
Google follows links from pages it already knows to find new pages to index.
Fix the error in the sentence about indexing.
Indexing means Google [1] the page content to store and understand it.
Indexing means Google crawls (reads) the page content to store and understand it for search results.
Fill both blanks to describe what Google uses to rank pages.
Google uses [1] and [2] to decide how important a page is.
Google looks at keywords on the page and the links pointing to it to decide its importance.
Fill all three blanks to complete the indexing process description.
First, Google [1] the page, then it [2] the content, and finally it [3] the page in its database.
Google first crawls (visits) the page, analyzes (understands) the content, and then stores (indexes) the page in its database.