The Search Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

John Battelle
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 166 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Search Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

John Battelle
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8, Search, Privacy, Government, and Evil.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. IdeaLab initially operates on what theory about developing new business ideas?
(a) Assembling one team to start new businesses, and reducing the time and work involved with assembling separate teams for each idea.
(b) Marketing business ideas exclusively online where startup costs are much lower than offline ones.
(c) Producing products as they are sold to avoid large investments in each new business venture.
(d) Strategically placing new business ideas in films to test the reaction of crowds before investing in them.

2. What does Battelle think is vital to effective advertising, either on the Internet or other forms of media?
(a) A rapid increase in users or viewers.
(b) Name recognition.
(c) A product that appeals to as many different demographics as possible.
(d) The potential customer's intent.

3. In what year was the worldwide average at 550 million searches per day?
(a) 2004.
(b) 2005.
(c) 2002.
(d) 2003.

4. What is the first management style that Google uses?
(a) One that allows the owners to talk directly with the employees.
(b) A corporate hierarchy with a chain of command and a flattened organization.
(c) One that requires all employees to report to the CEO on a daily basis.
(d) A concept that gives each employee partial ownership of the company through stocks.

5. What three elements does Google now possess to control its own destiny and profit?
(a) Advertisers willing to pay high rates, a search engine, and the ability to generate its own traffic.
(b) A search engine, a paid search network, and the ability to generate its own traffic.
(c) A search engine, a database with the most websites, and the largest number of Internet users.
(d) Tracking technology to detect the preferences of Internet users, a search engine, and a commission for all sales generated from ads.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do Google's paid search ads work better than paid television ads?

2. Why does Page need Brin to build Google?

3. To which existing sites do Page and Brin compare their new search engine in order to appreciate its value?

4. How does the media view Google in 2002?

5. What is an IP (Internet Protocol)?

(see the answer key)

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