Questions: To quickly compare two terms in a search, include between the terms.

Transcript text: To quickly compare two terms in a search, include $\qquad$ between the terms.

Solution

The answer is B: vs

Explanation for each option: A. * - The asterisk (*) is typically used as a wildcard character in search queries to represent any number of characters, but it is not used to compare two terms. B. vs - "vs" is commonly used to compare two terms directly in search engines, such as "apples vs oranges." C. .site - This is used to limit search results to a specific site or domain, not for comparing terms. D. about - This is used to find information related to a specific term, not for comparing two terms.

Summary: To quickly compare two terms in a search, include "vs" between the terms.

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