If you have to scroll down to see content appearing on a SERP you'd say it's above the fold.

If you have to scroll down to see content appearing on a SERP you'd say it's above the fold.

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

Answer: (B)

The main idea is understanding what “above the fold” means. Above the fold is the portion of a page you can see without scrolling. On a SERP, you’re shown a set of results right away; if you have to scroll down to see more content, that content is below the fold. So the statement is false—the content you must scroll to view is below the fold. The exact boundary depends on the device and viewport, but the principle holds: scrolling reveals content that is below the fold.

The main idea is understanding what “above the fold” means. Above the fold is the portion of a page you can see without scrolling. On a SERP, you’re shown a set of results right away; if you have to scroll down to see more content, that content is below the fold. So the statement is false—the content you must scroll to view is below the fold. The exact boundary depends on the device and viewport, but the principle holds: scrolling reveals content that is below the fold.