RELATIVITY REVIEW MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
PRACTICE EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Lightbulb. Answer: select the Lightbulb to turn off highlights for all
terms within the set
◉ Term Navigation. Answer: click a term and use the H icons to only
navigate between that term within the document.
◉ Checkboxes. Answer: uncheck terms to turn off their highlighting
within the document
◉ Recent Searches/Add Term. Answer: any dtSearch terms run will
display in this list and highlight in yellow in the document. Add a term
on the fly to see it highlight in yellow within the document.
◉ Show Terms with Zero Hits. Answer: Toggle on to see all terms
within the highlight set, even if they do not appear within the document.
This is only available if the Administrator uses 'Terms' to set up the
highlight set.
,◉ Boolean operators. Answer: You can use these operators to connect
multiple phrases or terms in a single search expression. (And, or, not).
These are not actual search terms.
◉ Fuzzy searching. Answer: You can perform fuzzy searches, which
return documents containing spelling variations of a specified term.You
may want to use fuzzy searching when querying documents that contain
misspelled terms, typographical errors, or you have scanned with Optical
Character Recognition (OCR).
◉ Stemming. Answer: You can perform stemming searches using a tilde
(~), which return documents containing grammatical variations of a root
word. Stemming is limited to English only. For example, a search on
apply~ returns documents containing the words apply, applying, applies,
and applied.
◉ Wildcards. Answer: *: Operates as a stand-in for one or many
characters
?: Operates as a substitute for a character
=: matches any single digit
Ex: appl*- matches application, apple, etc; appl?-matches apply and
apple but not apples; =th- matches 4th, 5th, so on
◉ Proximity operators. Answer: W/n: Returns documents when two
words or phrases occur within a certain proximity of each other. When
, using Boolean operators in a proximity search with the W/N operator,
dtSearch includes noise words.
PRE/n: Searches for a word that appears within a certain number of
words before another word. For example, the search string apple PRE/5
pear returns documents where apple appears within five words before
pear.
◉ Mass edit. Answer: You can use the mass edit operation to modify
fields and coding values for multiple documents or objects at the same
time. You can use any layout that you have rights to. Mass edit is
available from the mass operations bar.
◉ The Review Interface includes. Answer: Viewer Tabs
Viewer Window
Navigation
Markups such as Redactions and Highlights
The Persistent Highlight panel
Related Items
Documents Panel
The Coding Layout
◉ CustomOnly. Answer: Uses filtering criteria from advanced and
Boolean operators.
PRACTICE EXAM PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Lightbulb. Answer: select the Lightbulb to turn off highlights for all
terms within the set
◉ Term Navigation. Answer: click a term and use the H icons to only
navigate between that term within the document.
◉ Checkboxes. Answer: uncheck terms to turn off their highlighting
within the document
◉ Recent Searches/Add Term. Answer: any dtSearch terms run will
display in this list and highlight in yellow in the document. Add a term
on the fly to see it highlight in yellow within the document.
◉ Show Terms with Zero Hits. Answer: Toggle on to see all terms
within the highlight set, even if they do not appear within the document.
This is only available if the Administrator uses 'Terms' to set up the
highlight set.
,◉ Boolean operators. Answer: You can use these operators to connect
multiple phrases or terms in a single search expression. (And, or, not).
These are not actual search terms.
◉ Fuzzy searching. Answer: You can perform fuzzy searches, which
return documents containing spelling variations of a specified term.You
may want to use fuzzy searching when querying documents that contain
misspelled terms, typographical errors, or you have scanned with Optical
Character Recognition (OCR).
◉ Stemming. Answer: You can perform stemming searches using a tilde
(~), which return documents containing grammatical variations of a root
word. Stemming is limited to English only. For example, a search on
apply~ returns documents containing the words apply, applying, applies,
and applied.
◉ Wildcards. Answer: *: Operates as a stand-in for one or many
characters
?: Operates as a substitute for a character
=: matches any single digit
Ex: appl*- matches application, apple, etc; appl?-matches apply and
apple but not apples; =th- matches 4th, 5th, so on
◉ Proximity operators. Answer: W/n: Returns documents when two
words or phrases occur within a certain proximity of each other. When
, using Boolean operators in a proximity search with the W/N operator,
dtSearch includes noise words.
PRE/n: Searches for a word that appears within a certain number of
words before another word. For example, the search string apple PRE/5
pear returns documents where apple appears within five words before
pear.
◉ Mass edit. Answer: You can use the mass edit operation to modify
fields and coding values for multiple documents or objects at the same
time. You can use any layout that you have rights to. Mass edit is
available from the mass operations bar.
◉ The Review Interface includes. Answer: Viewer Tabs
Viewer Window
Navigation
Markups such as Redactions and Highlights
The Persistent Highlight panel
Related Items
Documents Panel
The Coding Layout
◉ CustomOnly. Answer: Uses filtering criteria from advanced and
Boolean operators.
