The query 'toys' with a landing page warning 'this is a porn page' is considered a porn intent query.

The query 'toys' with a landing page warning 'this is a porn page' is considered a porn intent query.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not sure
• D. Always

Answer: (B)

Intent is inferred from the user's actual search signals and context, not from the page you end up on. The word “toys” by itself is ambiguous and could refer to children’s toys, figurines, or even adult sex toys. Seeing a landing page that warns “this is a porn page” describes what’s on that page, not what the user intended to search for. So you can’t label the query as porn-oriented based on that disclaimer alone. You’d need explicit terms in the query (like “adult toys” or “porn”) or other user-context signals to mark porn intent. That’s why this statement is false—the query alone isn’t enough to declare porn intent.

Intent is inferred from the user's actual search signals and context, not from the page you end up on. The word “toys” by itself is ambiguous and could refer to children’s toys, figurines, or even adult sex toys. Seeing a landing page that warns “this is a porn page” describes what’s on that page, not what the user intended to search for. So you can’t label the query as porn-oriented based on that disclaimer alone. You’d need explicit terms in the query (like “adult toys” or “porn”) or other user-context signals to mark porn intent. That’s why this statement is false—the query alone isn’t enough to declare porn intent.