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SharePoint 2013 Search and Discovery Flashcards

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  1. In SharePoint 2013, what is the Content Search Web Part primarily used for?

    Answer: Displaying dynamically retrieved content based on a search query on any page

    The Content Search Web Part in SharePoint 2013 executes a configured search query and displays the results on any SharePoint page, enabling search-driven content aggregation.

  2. What SharePoint 2013 search feature automatically corrects misspelled query terms?

    Answer: Query Spelling Correction

    Query Spelling Correction in SharePoint 2013 Search automatically detects and corrects misspelled search terms using a dictionary built from crawled content.

  3. In SharePoint 2013, what is a crawl rule used for?

    Answer: Include or exclude specific URLs from being crawled and configure authentication

    Crawl rules in SharePoint 2013 Search allow administrators to exclude specific URLs from crawling or to provide authentication credentials for crawling secured content.

  4. Which SharePoint 2013 Search topology component handles the transformation and mapping of crawled content into index items?

    Answer: Content Processing component

    The Content Processing component in SharePoint 2013 Search processes crawled items by extracting text, applying crawled property mappings, and transforming content before it reaches the index.

  5. What is the purpose of search scopes in legacy SharePoint compared to Result Sources in SharePoint 2013?

    Answer: Result Sources replaced scopes and provide more granular control with query transforms

    SharePoint 2013 replaced search scopes with Result Sources, which offer more flexibility through query transforms and support both local and remote search sources.

  6. In SharePoint 2013, what does the Authoritative Pages setting in Search do?

    Answer: Influence search result relevance ranking by designating key pages as authoritative

    Authoritative Pages in SharePoint 2013 Search allow administrators to designate pages that are considered highly relevant, which influences the relevance ranking of nearby content in search results.

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