True or False: Most queries yield a Fully Meets result.

Most queries do not yield a Fully Meets result because the vast majority of search queries encompass a wide range of topics and user intents. The classification of search results typically falls into several categories, such as Fully Meets, Meets, and Does Not Meet, depending on how well the result satisfies the user's query.

Given the diversity of search intents—ranging from informational, navigational, to transactional—it's common for many queries to not fully meet user expectations. Users may seek specific details or context that may not be perfectly captured by the top-ranking results. Thus, it's more realistic to assert that many results will fit into the Meets or Does Not Meet categories, rather than achieving a Fully Meets rating. This is particularly true in cases where queries are vague or ambiguous, making it challenging for the search engine to provide a result that meets all user needs fully.