Reverse Image Search Like a Detective: 4 Tools Beyond Google

End-of-lesson check

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1. Which tool is specifically designed to show the oldest instance of an image online?

   1. Yandex
   2. Google Lens
   3. TinEye
   4. Bing Visual Search

2. An investigator needs to verify whether a viral news photo is actually recent or an old image being reposted as new. Which tool should they prioritize?

   1. PimEyes
   2. Google Lens
   3. TinEye
   4. Yandex

3. A researcher wants to identify a person in a photo using reverse image search. Which tool is most effective for face matching according to the material?

   1. Google Lens
   2. Bing Visual Search
   3. Yandex
   4. TinEye

4. What does OSINT stand for in the context of online investigations?

   1. Original Source Image Tracking
   2. Optical System Integrated Testing
   3. Online Security Investigation Team
   4. Open Source Intelligence

5. According to the material, approximately what percentage of image origins does Google Lens miss?

   1. 60%
   2. 40%
   3. 25%
   4. 75%

6. Which tool is described as the 'default' reverse image search but still misses significant amounts of image origins?

   1. Yandex
   2. Google Lens
   3. Bing Visual Search
   4. TinEye

7. A user wants to find the original artist who created a meme they found online. Which combination of tools is recommended for this task?

   1. Google Lens and Bing
   2. TinEye, Yandex, and Google Lens
   3. Only TinEye
   4. Only Yandex

8. PimEyes is described as having serious privacy implications. What is the primary concern with using this tool?

   1. It requires government clearance to use
   2. It is a paid service with ethical concerns investigators avoid
   3. It shares user uploads with third parties without consent
   4. It only searches faces and cannot verify other image elements

9. Which tool is described as occasionally finding images that other reverse search tools miss?

   1. PimEyes
   2. Bing Visual Search
   3. TinEye
   4. Yandex

10. What type of content is Google Lens specifically described as being best at identifying?

    1. Historical instances
    2. Objects
    3. Faces
    4. Text in images

11. A student takes a screenshot of a meme and wants to find its original source. They use TinEye and Yandex. What are they likely to discover?

    1. That the meme was created by AI
    2. The exact date they took the screenshot
    3. The location where the meme was printed
    4. The original 2014 Tumblr post

12. Why might Yandex outperform Google for face matching in reverse image searches?

    1. Fewer privacy filters
    2. It is specifically designed only for faces
    3. It indexes more websites than Google
    4. Better image resolution processing

13. When verifying a suspicious news photo, what is the recommended approach rather than using just one tool?

    1. Only search during business hours
    2. Search only on weekends
    3. Use only government-approved tools
    4. Run multiple tools in parallel

14. Which of these is NOT a recommended use case for reverse image search according to the material?

    1. Tracking down original photographers
    2. Planning a vacation itinerary
    3. Fact-checking news clips
    4. Sourcing memes

15. The lesson mentions that Yandex performs especially well for searches in what type of regions?

    1. North America only
    2. Obscure regions
    3. Western Europe only
    4. English-speaking countries