Which Google search command returns sites that contain the search terms in the page title?

• A. site:
• B. allintitle:
• C. intitle:
• D. inurl:

Answer: (B)

The idea is to constrain search results to where the terms appear, specifically in the page title. The allintitle: operator tells Google to return pages whose titles contain every term you specify. That exact requirement—every search term appearing in the title—is why this is the best match. It’s more precise for title content than alternatives like intitle:, which focuses on a single term in the title, or inurl:, which looks at the URL, or site:, which limits results to a domain. So using allintitle: a b c will yield pages whose titles include all of a, b, and c, matching the goal of finding titles that contain the search terms.