ICT Y6 Chapter 1

What is a robot?

• A human-like creature
• A machine built by people
• An animal
• A fictional character

Who programs a robot to do its job?

• Animals
• Other robots
• Humans
• The robot programs itself

When does a robot need help from a human?

• When it's doing its job
• Only when it develops a fault
• Always
• Never

What does humanoid mean?

• Like an animal
• Like a robot
• Like a human
• Like a machine

What are humanoid robots used for?

• For entertainment purposes
• For day-to-day tasks
• To control other robots
• To replace humans

How does a robot arm move?

• It doesn't move
• Like a human arm
• In a mechanical way
• It moves in a different way than a human arm.

What is an example of a non-humanoid robot?

• A robot vacuum cleaner
• A humanoid robot
• A human
• A robotic arm

What type of tasks do robots do?

• Non-repetitive tasks
• Tasks that humans can't do
• Repetitive tasks
• Tasks that require human intervention

Why are robots used for detailed work?

• Robots can work faster than humans
• Robots do not make mistakes
• Humans are not capable of doing detailed work
• Robots enjoy doing detailed work

Where are robots used where it's dangerous for humans to work?

• In a garden
• In a school
• Under the sea
• In a supermarket