1. Before the widespread use of HTTPS, what was a common security concern for websites that could indirectly affect SEO?
A. High bounce rates
B. Slow page load times
C. Lack of mobile responsiveness
D. Unencrypted data transmission
2. In the early 2000s, what was a prevalent tactic used by SEO professionals to increase keyword density on a page?
A. Creating high-quality, informative content
B. Building natural backlinks from authoritative sites
C. Using the ‘keyword stuffing’ technique
D. Optimizing meta descriptions for user engagement
3. What was the primary purpose of creating a sitemap in the early days of SEO?
A. To improve website design
B. To help search engine crawlers discover and index pages
C. To enhance user navigation
D. To track website traffic
4. What did search engines primarily prioritize in their ranking factors before the significant shift towards user experience and content relevance?
A. Engagement metrics like time on page
B. Technical SEO elements and keyword usage
C. Social media shares and mentions
D. Brand authority and reputation
5. What significant change did Google’s Hummingbird update, released in 2013, introduce to search algorithms?
A. Focus on mobile-first indexing
B. Emphasis on voice search and conversational queries
C. Penalization of cloaking techniques
D. Introduction of schema markup
6. What was a common method for building links in the past that is now considered a black-hat SEO tactic?
A. Guest blogging on relevant industry sites
B. Creating valuable infographics
C. Participating in link exchanges
D. Earning natural editorial links
7. Which of the following was a common practice for building internal links in early SEO, often involving repetition of anchor text?
A. Using descriptive and varied anchor text
B. Linking to the homepage for every relevant keyword
C. Focusing on user experience in link placement
D. Creating a logical internal linking structure
8. What aspect of content creation was often overlooked in early SEO, leading to pages that ranked well but provided little value to users?
A. Keyword research
B. On-page optimization
C. Content quality and user intent
D. Backlink building
9. Before the widespread adoption of mobile-first indexing, what was the predominant approach to optimizing websites for search engines regarding device compatibility?
A. Prioritizing desktop experience
B. Using responsive design exclusively
C. Developing separate mobile sites
D. Focusing solely on desktop SEO
10. When did Google begin to heavily emphasize the importance of mobile-friendliness in its search rankings?
A. Around 2005
B. Around 2010
C. Around 2015
D. Around 2020
11. In the earlier phases of SEO, the ‘meta keywords’ tag was considered important for search engine ranking. What is its current relevance?
A. It is a primary ranking factor
B. It still influences keyword relevance significantly
C. It has virtually no impact on Google search rankings
D. It is crucial for social media sharing
12. Which of the following was NOT a significant ranking factor in the early days of SEO, compared to today’s standards?
A. Keyword density
B. Backlink quantity
C. User experience (UX)
D. Page title tags
13. Which algorithm update, released in 2011, significantly impacted websites that engaged in keyword stuffing and overly manipulative link schemes, emphasizing content quality?
A. Panda
B. Penguin
C. Hummingbird
D. RankBrain
14. Before the algorithm updates that penalized unnatural linking, what was a common method to artificially inflate a website’s backlink profile?
A. Creating shareable content
B. Building private blog networks (PBNs)
C. Guest posting
D. Engaging in online communities
15. What common practice did Google’s Penguin update (released in 2012) primarily aim to penalize in the SEO landscape?
A. Thin content
B. Poor user experience
C. Spammy backlink profiles
D. Slow page loading times
16. What did the ‘Link Spam Update’ (2012) by Google aim to combat within the SEO industry?
A. Thin content websites
B. Websites with excessive ads
C. Manipulative link schemes and unnatural links
D. Poorly optimized meta descriptions
17. In the early days of SEO, what was a primary metric used to gauge a webpage’s authority and influence, often involving tracking external links pointing to it?
A. Click-through rate (CTR)
B. Bounce rate
C. Number of backlinks
D. Page load speed
18. What was a common off-page SEO strategy in the past that involved submitting website content to various directories?
A. Social bookmarking
B. Directory submission
C. Forum marketing
D. Article marketing
19. Before the rise of semantic search, how did search engines primarily understand the context and meaning of a user’s query?
A. By analyzing user search history
B. By matching keywords precisely
C. By understanding natural language processing (NLP)
D. By evaluating user engagement signals
20. What did the introduction of Google’s Panda update in 2011 significantly shift the focus of SEO towards?
A. Technical SEO optimization
B. Content quality and thin content elimination
C. Mobile-first indexing
D. Local SEO strategies
21. What change did Google’s ‘Authorship’ program aim to bring to search results, and how did it impact SEO in the past?
A. It aimed to increase the number of indexed pages by emphasizing canonical tags.
B. It sought to connect content creators with their work, potentially influencing author authority.
C. It was designed to eliminate the need for backlinks.
D. It focused on improving website security through encryption.
22. What was a prevalent SEO tactic in the past that involved repeating keywords excessively within the content and HTML source code?
A. Content optimization.
B. Keyword density manipulation.
C. User engagement optimization.
D. Link popularity building.
23. What was a common misstep in early content marketing for SEO, often leading to poor performance?
A. Creating content that was too engaging for users.
B. Producing content that was solely keyword-focused without providing value.
C. Ignoring the potential for content to be shared on social media.
D. Focusing on creating evergreen content.
24. When search engines began to emphasize user experience (UX) more, what aspect of a website’s design and content became increasingly important for SEO?
A. The sheer number of outbound links.
B. The readability and clear navigation of the content.
C. The use of excessive pop-up advertisements.
D. The complexity of the website’s JavaScript code.
25. What significant shift occurred in SEO strategy around 2013-2014 with the implementation of the Hummingbird update?
A. A greater emphasis on long-tail keywords and natural language queries.
B. A reduced focus on mobile optimization.
C. The elimination of meta keywords entirely.
D. A move away from content marketing towards purely technical SEO.
26. In the early 2000s, what was a common tactic used by SEO professionals to achieve higher rankings for specific keywords?
A. Creating high-quality, shareable infographics.
B. Building a strong natural backlink profile.
C. Optimizing meta descriptions for click-through rates.
D. Purchasing or exchanging large volumes of low-quality links.
27. What was the role of the ‘nofollow’ attribute when it was first introduced in SEO?
A. To encourage search engines to crawl external links more frequently.
B. To signal to search engines that a link should not pass authority or PageRank.
C. To ensure that all external links were indexed.
D. To prevent spam comments on blogs.
28. In the evolution of SEO, what was a major reason for the decline in the effectiveness of exact-match domain names (EMDs) for ranking?
A. Search engines started prioritizing branded domain names.
B. Google’s EMD update in 2012 penalized EMDs that lacked quality content.
C. The cost of registering EMDs increased significantly.
D. Users preferred websites with complex subdomain structures.
29. Before the rise of voice search, how did users typically phrase their search queries on desktop and mobile devices?
A. Using shorter, keyword-based phrases.
B. Employing full, conversational sentences.
C. Relaying on image-based searches.
D. Utilizing phonetic spellings.
30. When meta tags like ‘meta keywords’ were more influential, what was their primary intended purpose for search engines?
A. To improve the website’s loading speed.
B. To provide search engines with explicit hints about the page’s topic.
C. To enhance the user interface of search results pages.
D. To track user behavior on the website.
31. When the ‘HTTPS everywhere’ initiative gained momentum, what was a primary reason for websites to adopt HTTPS in their SEO strategies?
A. To significantly decrease website loading times.
B. To improve user trust and gain a slight ranking boost from Google.
C. To bypass mobile-first indexing requirements.
D. To reduce the cost of website hosting.
32. In the context of link building history, what was the primary purpose of participating in link exchanges?
A. To improve the user experience of linked sites.
B. To artificially inflate a website’s backlink profile and authority.
C. To foster genuine community engagement.
D. To gather competitive intelligence on rival websites.
33. What did the introduction of the Panda algorithm in 2011 aim to address in search engine results?
A. The prevalence of duplicate content and low-quality websites.
B. The lack of mobile-friendly website designs.
C. The slow loading speeds of many web pages.
D. The over-reliance on social media signals.
34. When Google’s Penguin algorithm was first introduced, what specific aspect of SEO did it primarily target to improve search results quality?
A. On-page content relevance and readability.
B. The quality and nature of inbound links (backlinks).
C. Website loading speed and mobile-friendliness.
D. User engagement metrics like bounce rate.
35. When considering keyword research in the past, what was a common mistake made by many SEO professionals?
A. Overlooking the importance of search volume.
B. Focusing too much on highly competitive, broad keywords.
C. Ignoring long-tail keyword opportunities.
D. Not considering the user’s search intent.
36. When Google launched its Mobile-First Indexing, what did it signify for website owners regarding their mobile site versions?
A. Mobile sites became optional for search rankings.
B. The mobile version of a site became the primary factor for indexing and ranking.
C. Desktop site versions were given priority for indexing.
D. Only websites with dedicated mobile apps were considered.
37. Before the widespread adoption of structured data (Schema markup), how did search engines primarily understand the content and context of a webpage?
A. By analyzing user click-through rates from search results.
B. Through manual tagging and categorization by webmasters.
C. By crawling and interpreting the natural language text and HTML tags.
D. By relying on social media signals and shares.
38. In the early days of SEO, website owners often focused on keyword stuffing to manipulate search engine rankings. What was a common consequence of this practice in the past, leading to search engine algorithm updates?
A. Websites consistently achieved top rankings for relevant searches.
B. Search engines penalized sites with overly optimized content.
C. User experience and content quality improved significantly.
D. Backlink acquisition became less important.
39. Before Google’s RankBrain was publicly acknowledged, how did search engines primarily attempt to understand user intent for ambiguous queries?
A. By solely relying on the exact match of keywords in the query.
B. Through complex natural language processing models.
C. By analyzing the user’s IP address for location context.
D. By using a limited set of predefined synonyms.
40. What was a common characteristic of website content that ranked well in the early days of SEO, often leading to later algorithm penalties?
A. Content that was exclusively focused on user intent.
B. Thin content with high keyword density.
C. Content rich in multimedia elements and interactive features.
D. Content that was frequently updated with fresh information.
41. Which of the following is the correct past tense form of the verb ‘to analyze’ when describing a past SEO report?
A. Analysed
B. Analyzed
C. Analyse
D. Did analyze
42. Which of the following is a common past tense mistake when describing a website’s performance in a previous quarter?
A. The team *did launched* a new campaign last week.
B. Our organic traffic *have increased* significantly in Q3.
C. The competitor’s backlinks *was* higher than ours.
D. We *focused* on improving the site’s loading speed.
43. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past tense to describe a past link-building activity.
A. The outreach campaign *did start* last month.
B. We *were reaching out* to relevant websites.
C. The guest posts *were published* in June.
D. Our backlinks *had increased* steadily.
44. Which sentence correctly uses the past tense to describe a past SEO task completion?
A. We *are reviewing* the meta descriptions yesterday.
B. The SEO audit *did finish* by the deadline.
C. Our team *optimized* all product pages last month.
D. The website *had been updated* with new content.
45. When discussing past website analytics data, which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. The bounce rate *was higher* than expected.
B. We *did track* user behavior closely.
C. The analytics tool *provided* valuable insights.
D. The website traffic *had increased* exponentially.
46. When describing a past website penalty, which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. The site *was penalized* for unnatural links.
B. Google *did penalize* the website.
C. The penalty *affected* our rankings negatively.
D. The website *had been penalized* before.
47. In a report about past SEO performance, which verb tense is most appropriate for describing an action that was completed at a specific time in the past?
A. Past Perfect
B. Present Perfect
C. Past Continuous
D. Simple Past
48. When discussing a past technical SEO audit, which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. The audit *did reveal* several critical issues.
B. We *were finding* broken links.
C. The report *identified* a significant number of duplicate content issues.
D. The website *had been audited* for mobile-friendliness.
49. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the past tense to describe a past SEO goal?
A. Our goal *was to rank* number one.
B. We *did aim* for higher organic traffic.
C. The team *achieved* a 20% increase in leads.
D. The target *had been set* for Q4.
50. When discussing a past website migration, which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. The site migration *was successfully completed* last year.
B. We *were migrating* the website to a new platform.
C. The SEO team *had migrated* the website before the deadline.
D. The migration *did occur* smoothly.
51. When discussing a past website update, which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. The website *did undergo* a redesign.
B. We *were updating* the website’s structure.
C. The new design *improved* user engagement.
D. The site *had been optimized* for mobile.
52. When reporting on past content marketing efforts, which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. Our blog posts *did attract* a lot of engagement.
B. The content strategy *was performing* well.
C. We *published* a series of infographics last quarter.
D. The social media posts *had reached* a wider audience.
53. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past tense to describe a past on-page SEO optimization.
A. We *did optimize* the title tags.
B. The title tags *were optimized* for better search visibility.
C. The team *optimized* the title tags for better search visibility.
D. The title tags *had been optimized*.
54. Which sentence correctly uses the past tense to describe a past off-page SEO activity?
A. We *were building* relationships with influencers.
B. The social media mentions *did increase* significantly.
C. The PR outreach *secured* valuable backlinks.
D. The brand awareness campaign *had been launched*.
55. When reporting on past keyword research, which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. We *did identify* new target keywords last week.
B. The research *was showing* promising results.
C. They *found* several high-volume, low-competition keywords.
D. Our team *have researched* the competitor’s strategy.
56. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the past tense to describe a past user experience optimization.
A. The website *did improve* its navigation.
B. We *were redesigning* the user interface.
C. The A/B testing *yielded* better conversion rates.
D. The user feedback *had been collected*.
57. When reporting on past competitor analysis, which sentence uses the past tense correctly?
A. Our competitors *were investing* heavily in PPC.
B. The analysis *did show* their strengths and weaknesses.
C. We *identified* their primary content gaps last year.
D. Their keyword strategy *had been more aggressive*.
58. Which sentence accurately uses the past tense to describe a past change in search engine algorithms?
A. Google *did update* its ranking factors.
B. The algorithm *was changing* frequently.
C. The update *affected* website rankings.
D. Search engines *have adjusted* their algorithms.
59. Identify the correct past tense usage for describing a past meta description optimization.
A. The meta descriptions *were rewritten* to improve click-through rates.
B. We *did rewrite* the meta descriptions.
C. The team *rewrote* the meta descriptions to improve click-through rates.
D. The meta descriptions *had been rewritten*.
60. Identify the sentence that correctly uses the past tense to describe a past SEO strategy.
A. They *were targeting* long-tail keywords for the blog posts.
B. Our content team *has written* several articles on the topic.
C. The link-building efforts *did yield* positive results last year.
D. The company *implemented* a new schema markup strategy in 2022.
61. You recall a time when a competitor ‘launched’ a new website with a strong backlink profile. Which tense correctly indicates this completed action in the past?
A. The past simple tense (‘launched’) is used for a single, completed action in the past.
B. The past perfect tense (‘had launched’) is used for an action that occurred before another past action.
C. The past continuous tense (‘was launching’) describes an ongoing action in the past.
D. The present perfect tense (‘has launched’) describes an action with a connection to the present.
62. When discussing a past content update, you said, ‘We ‘rewrote’ the product descriptions to improve their SEO value.’ What does ‘rewrote’ tell us?
A. A completed action of modification that took place in the past.
B. An ongoing modification process.
C. A modification that was planned but not executed.
D. A modification that is still in progress.
63. When you first started optimizing for voice search, you ‘analyzed’ user query patterns. What does ‘analyzed’ signify here?
A. A completed action of examination and study performed in the past.
B. An ongoing action of examination.
C. An action that was interrupted.
D. An action that is still being performed.
64. In the past, when you analyzed the performance of a specific keyword’s ranking improvement after a content update, which tense would you primarily use to describe those actions and results?
A. The past simple tense is used to describe completed actions in the past, such as analyzing performance and observing improvements.
B. The past perfect tense is used to describe actions that happened before another past action.
C. The past continuous tense is used to describe ongoing actions in the past.
D. The present perfect tense is used to describe actions that happened at an unspecified time in the past or continue to the present.
65. When you first started learning about keyword research, you ‘used’ a spreadsheet to track your data. What does ‘used’ indicate about this past activity?
A. A habit or repeated action that occurred in the past.
B. An action that was in progress at a specific past moment.
C. An action that began and ended at the same time in the past.
D. An action that was planned but never executed.
66. You are discussing a past website migration. You mention that ‘the redirect implementation ‘went’ smoothly.’ What does ‘went’ indicate?
A. A completed process or outcome in the past.
B. A process that was ongoing.
C. A process that had not yet started.
D. A process that encountered problems.
67. You recall a time when your website’s bounce rate was very high. You might say, ‘Our initial landing page ‘failed’ to engage visitors.’ What does ‘failed’ convey?
A. A specific, completed outcome in the past that was unsuccessful.
B. An action that was ongoing and unsuccessful.
C. An action that was about to happen but didn’t.
D. An action that had a positive result.
68. You are describing a past technical SEO audit. You state, ‘The audit ‘identified’ several broken links.’ What does ‘identified’ represent?
A. A specific, completed discovery or finding from the past.
B. An ongoing discovery process.
C. A discovery that occurred before another past event.
D. A discovery that is still relevant today.
69. You are reviewing a past A/B test for a call-to-action button. You note that ‘Version A ‘outperformed’ Version B.’ What does ‘outperformed’ signify?
A. A completed action comparing the performance of two elements in the past.
B. An action that was in progress during the A/B test.
C. An action that preceded the A/B test.
D. An action that started during the test and continued afterwards.
70. Before implementing a new keyword strategy, the team ‘focused’ on on-page optimization. What does the verb ‘focused’ indicate in this past context?
A. It signifies a completed action or a period of activity that occurred in the past.
B. It indicates an action that was happening continuously at a specific moment in the past.
C. It suggests an action that happened before another event in the past.
D. It implies an action that started in the past and continues into the present.
71. You are describing the evolution of search engine results pages (SERPs). You might say, ‘Initially, Google ‘displayed’ only ten blue links.’ What is the function of ‘displayed’ here?
A. It’s the past simple form of ‘display,’ used to narrate a past state or action.
B. It’s the past participle used with ‘had’ to form the past perfect.
C. It’s the present participle used to form the past continuous.
D. It’s the base form of the verb, incorrectly used.
72. When recounting a successful SEO campaign from last year, you mentioned that the team ‘significantly boosted’ the website’s organic traffic. What grammatical aspect does ‘boosted’ represent?
A. It correctly uses the past simple tense to describe a completed action that had a specific result in the past.
B. It incorrectly uses the past participle without an auxiliary verb.
C. It incorrectly uses the past continuous tense for a completed action.
D. It incorrectly uses the past perfect tense for a single completed action.
73. You are discussing the historical impact of social media on SEO. You might say, ‘In the early days, social shares ‘contributed’ less to rankings.’ What does ‘contributed’ tell us about that past influence?
A. It describes a past cause-and-effect relationship or a past contribution.
B. It implies an action that was happening continuously.
C. It suggests an action that started and finished at the same time.
D. It indicates an action that is still relevant now.
74. You are reflecting on the early days of mobile SEO. You might say, ‘Mobile-friendliness ‘became’ a crucial ranking factor.’ What does ‘became’ denote?
A. A transition or a change of state that occurred in the past.
B. An ongoing state of being.
C. A state that existed before a specific past event.
D. A state that is still true today.
75. When discussing the history of search engine optimization, you mention that early search engines ‘ranked’ websites based on simple algorithms. What does ‘ranked’ signify?
A. A completed action or a state of being in the past.
B. An action that was continuously happening.
C. An action that occurred before another past action.
D. An action that started in the past and continues.
76. When you first started your SEO career, you ‘learned’ about the importance of title tags. What does ‘learned’ indicate?
A. A completed learning process or acquisition of knowledge in the past.
B. An ongoing learning process that started in the past.
C. An action that was happening at a specific moment.
D. An action that was learned and is still being applied.
77. A search engine algorithm update occurred in January. Before this update, your website’s meta descriptions ‘were performing’ poorly. Which tense is appropriate for describing the state of performance before the update?
A. The past continuous tense (‘were performing’) is suitable to describe an ongoing state or condition in the past.
B. The past simple tense (‘performed’) is used for single, completed actions.
C. The past perfect tense (‘had performed’) is used for actions completed before another past action.
D. The present continuous tense (‘are performing’) is used for current ongoing actions.
78. When you first optimized a website for local SEO, you ‘claimed’ the Google Business Profile listing. What does ‘claimed’ represent in this context?
A. A specific, completed action taken at a particular time in the past.
B. An action that was ongoing for a period in the past.
C. An action that happened before another past event.
D. An action that began in the past and continues to have an effect.
79. You’re explaining how your link-building strategy evolved. You might say, ‘We previously ‘focused’ on guest posting.’ What does ‘focused’ indicate?
A. A past strategy or a period of concentrated effort.
B. An action that was happening at the exact moment you started.
C. An action that was interrupted by another event.
D. An action that is still happening now.
80. When discussing a past content marketing effort, you stated, ‘We ‘published’ the blog post on Monday.’ What does ‘published’ denote?
A. A specific, completed action at a definite time in the past.
B. An action that was ongoing during a period in the past.
C. An action that happened before another past action.
D. An action that started in the past and has relevance to the present.
81. Search engine results pages (SERPs) in the past ‘featured’ fewer ads compared to today. What verb describes this past characteristic of SERPs?
A. Contained
B. Included
C. Showcased
D. Displayed
82. Website developers in the past often ‘created’ duplicate content without realizing its negative impact. What verb describes their past action of making identical copies?
A. Duplicated
B. Replicated
C. Reproduced
D. Copied
83. Before sophisticated analytics, SEO professionals often ‘guessed’ at keyword popularity. What verb describes their past approach to estimating search volume?
A. Speculated
B. Assumed
C. Conjectured
D. Surmised
84. Back in the day, SEO experts frequently ‘used’ cloaking techniques to show different content to users and search engines. What verb describes this deceptive past practice?
A. Employed
B. Applied
C. Practiced
D. Utilized
85. Several years ago, Google’s algorithm updates significantly impacted keyword stuffing practices. What verb would correctly describe the action of search engines identifying and penalizing such content in the past?
A. Discovered
B. Flagged
C. Identified
D. Detected
86. Content marketers in the past often ‘spammed’ comment sections with links to their websites. Which verb correctly denotes this past action of excessively posting promotional content?
A. Flooded
B. Annotated
C. Commented
D. Posted
87. Before the emphasis on user experience, many websites ‘loaded’ slowly due to unoptimized images. What verb describes the state of their loading speed in the past?
A. Lagged
B. Stalled
C. Procrastinated
D. Delayed
88. In the past, many websites ‘showcased’ low-quality content purely for keyword density. What verb describes the past act of displaying this content prominently?
A. Featured
B. Highlighted
C. Advertised
D. Displayed
89. Before the widespread adoption of HTTPS, many websites ‘operated’ without secure connections. What verb describes their operational status regarding security then?
A. Ran
B. Functioned
C. Proceeded
D. Worked
90. In the past, website owners ‘built’ private blog networks (PBNs) to manipulate search rankings. What verb describes the construction of these networks then?
A. Established
B. Formed
C. Erected
D. Assembled
91. In the early days of SEO, marketers often ‘built’ links manually to improve their website’s authority. Which of the following verbs best describes the action of creating multiple backlinks to a specific page in the past for SEO purposes?
A. Fabricated
B. Generated
C. Constructed
D. Assembled
92. Search engines in the past ‘ranked’ pages based on simpler algorithms. What verb describes the action of assigning a position to a webpage then?
A. Ordered
B. Classified
C. Positioned
D. Graded
93. Many websites in the past ‘used’ meta keywords extensively, a practice later de-emphasized. What verb describes the utilization of these keywords then?
A. Employed
B. Leveraged
C. Applied
D. Utilized
94. Before mobile-first indexing, many websites ‘prioritized’ desktop versions. What verb describes the action of giving preference to desktop over mobile in the past?
A. Favored
B. Preferred
C. Championed
D. Advocated
95. In the past, SEO professionals often ‘analyzed’ website traffic using basic tools. What verb best describes their activity of examining the data then?
A. Scrutinized
B. Investigated
C. Examined
D. Studied
96. Before the rise of semantic search, SEO specialists primarily focused on exact match keywords. What verb would describe the action of these specialists in optimizing content for specific, single-word queries in the past?
A. Targeted
B. Focused
C. Aimed
D. Addressed
97. In the past, website owners often ‘bought’ expired domain names with existing backlinks to boost their new sites. What verb accurately describes the acquisition of these domains in the past?
A. Acquired
B. Purchased
C. Obtained
D. Secured
98. Website analytics tools in the past often ‘provided’ basic metrics like page views. What verb best describes the information that these tools offered users then?
A. Rendered
B. Supplied
C. Offered
D. Presented
99. In the early days of blogging, many authors ‘shared’ their articles on social media platforms that were less sophisticated. What verb describes the act of distributing their content to a wider audience then?
A. Disseminated
B. Broadcast
C. Propagated
D. Circulated
100. Content creators in the past often ‘wrote’ lengthy articles without much focus on readability. What verb describes their past writing style?
A. Crafted
B. Penned
C. Composed
D. Authored
