Which operator lists web pages that are similar to the specified web page?

• A. Related:
• B. Info:
• C. Allinurl:
• D. Inurl:

Answer: (A)

To find pages that are similar to a given web page, you use the operator that asks the search engine to return pages related to that URL. The related: operator is designed to surface sites and pages that share similar content, themes, or are part of the same ecosystem as the specified page. For example, related:http://example.com will yield pages that are conceptually close to that site, helping you map out the broader landscape around it.

The other options don’t serve this purpose. Info: focuses on information about a specific page rather than listing similar pages. Allinurl: requires all the search terms to appear in the URL, which narrows results by URL content rather than by page similarity. Inurl: also narrows results by a term appearing in the URL, not by page similarity.