For a Web Search Result Block, in most cases you should evaluate just the content inside the block.

• A. It depends
• B. True
• C. Not sure
• D. False

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that you shouldn’t rely only on what’s shown inside the search result block. The title and snippet can be misleading or generic and may not reflect what you’ll actually find on the destination page. To judge relevance and usefulness, you should verify by looking at the page itself and consider factors like whether the content truly matches the query, the page quality, and the reliability of the domain. If the landing page contradicts the block’s claim, or the content is low quality or not useful for the user’s intent, that signals a poor result. So in most cases, evaluating just the content inside the block isn’t enough—you need to validate with the actual page content and other signals.