Chapter 2 -5 [True/False] | Quality Rater Practice Set| 2025 Reviewed| 100%

Chapter 2 -5 [True/False] | Quality Rater Practice Set| 2025 Reviewed| 100% For a query with clear and specific user intent, the result must meet the user need for it to receive a Fully Meets rating. True If the query indicates a user’s general need without specifying a precise request, it may still be rated as Fully Meets, provided the result offers adequate information that addresses the general intent. False In situations where the query has multiple interpretations, the most common interpretation should be prioritized when assigning a rating. True For a result to receive a Fully Meets rating, it must fully satisfy the user's need as implied by the query. True A search result that contains some relevant information but also includes a large amount of irrelevant content cannot receive a Fully Meets rating. True 2 When evaluating a Special Content Result Block, if the content does not align with the user intent, it should receive a rating of "Does Not Meet". True A Special Content Result Block is evaluated based on its relevance to the query, but the landing page must also be considered if the block links to external content. True For a local intent query, if the result includes relevant details like business hours, location, or customer reviews, the result may be rated as Fully Meets. True If the result for a non-visit-in-person query contains an advertisement or non-relevant content, it can still receive a Fully Meets rating if the advertisement provides clear value. False Pages with significant spelling and grammatical errors, or with broken links, should be given a Low or Lowest Page Quality rating. True A result block with a URL that accurately matches the query’s intent and provides detailed information related to the query can receive a High Page Quality rating. 3 True The quality of the landing page affects the overall evaluation of the result block, and should be considered when assigning a Needs Met rating. True In evaluating a non-visit-in-person query, the search result should reflect the query’s intent accurately, providing clear and direct information. True When evaluating a result for a query with multiple interpretations, you should assume the most likely intent based on the information available.