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FPSC Programmer (BS 17) PMD High Yield 2026  — 350 MCQs  (Page 30 of 35)

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Does Google use the meta keywords tag for ranking?
  • Only when there are fewer than 10 keywords
  • Yes, it is the most important tag
  • Only for local search
  • No, Google has ignored it for ranking since at least 2009
Which statement about the meta description is correct?
  • Google always shows it exactly as written
  • It must contain at least 20 keywords
  • It is not a direct ranking factor, but a good description can improve the click-through rate; Google may rewrite it
  • It is the strongest ranking factor
Is it acceptable to have more than one <h1> on a page, according to Google?
  • No, the page will not be indexed
  • Only on the homepage
  • No, it causes a penalty
  • Yes; Google has said multiple H1 elements are fine, as long as the structure is logical
What is 'keyword stuffing'?
  • Using one keyword per page
  • Unnaturally repeating keywords to manipulate rankings, which violates search spam policies
  • Researching keywords
  • Putting a keyword in the title tag
What does 'search intent' mean, and which type is the query 'buy rain gauge online'?
  • The goal behind a query; this one is transactional
  • The search volume of a query
  • The goal behind a query; this one is informational
  • The goal behind a query; this one is navigational
A URL is disallowed in robots.txt. Can it still appear in Google's index?
  • Yes; if other pages link to it, Google may index the URL without crawling its content
  • Only if it has a meta description
  • No, robots.txt always prevents indexing
  • Only if the page is HTTPS
Why does adding <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> fail on a page that is also blocked in robots.txt?
  • noindex works only for images
  • Googlebot cannot crawl the page, so it never sees the noindex tag
  • noindex requires a sitemap
  • The two directives cancel each other out by design
How can you apply noindex to a PDF file, which has no HTML <meta> tag?
  • With the X-Robots-Tag HTTP response header
  • With an alt attribute
  • With a robots.txt Allow line
  • It is impossible
What does rel="canonical" do?
  • It blocks crawling
  • It tells search engines the preferred URL among duplicate or similar pages; it is a strong hint, not a directive
  • It forces a redirect
  • It deletes duplicate pages
Is there a Google 'duplicate content penalty' for ordinary duplicates, such as www and non-www versions or URL parameters?
  • No, duplicates rank higher
  • Yes, the site is always removed from Google
  • Generally no; Google filters duplicates and picks one version, unless the duplication is deceptive or manipulative
  • Yes, every duplicate loses 50% of its rank