Question 23 What pages will be favored for the given search? Search terms: Michael OR Jordan A) Pages about Michael, plus pages about Jordan, plus pages about both (B) Pages about Michael Jordan (C) Pages about Michael, plus pages about OR, plus pages about Jordan (D) Pages about Michael, plus pages about Jordan

To determine which pages will be favored for the search terms "Michael OR Jordan," we need to analyze the logical structure of the search query. 1. **Understanding the Search Terms:** - The term "OR" in search queries indicates that the search engine should return results that contain either of the terms on either side of the "OR." - In this case, the search terms are "Michael" and "Jordan." 2. **Evaluating the Options:** - **(A)** Pages about Michael, plus pages about Jordan, plus pages about both: This option correctly captures the essence of the "OR" operator, as it includes results for either term or both. - **(B)** Pages about Michael Jordan: This option is too restrictive because it only includes pages that mention both names together, not just one or the other. - **(C)** Pages about Michael, plus pages about OR, plus pages about Jordan: This option incorrectly includes "OR" as a search term, which is not relevant to the content being searched. - **(D)** Pages about Michael, plus pages about Jordan: This option is similar to (A) but does not explicitly mention pages about both, which is implied in the "OR" search. 3. **Conclusion:** The best choice that accurately reflects the search query "Michael OR Jordan" is: **(A)** Pages about Michael, plus pages about Jordan, plus pages about both.