Different Kinds of Robotis Quiz

What is a robot according to the presentation?

• A device used solely for entertainment purposes.

• A natural organism that assists humans.

• An artificial machine that assists and aids humans in performing tasks and activities.

• A computer program without any physical form.

What do most robots use to operate according to the text?

• Hydraulic systems

• Manual controls

• Artificial intelligence

• Solar power

Stephanie is describing an aerobot to her friend. What information should she include?

• A type of robot that operates only on water.

• A type of robot that is capable of flight not only on Earth but also in space.

• A type of robot that is exclusively used for underwater exploration.

• A type of robot that is used for land transportation.

Where are aerobots usually used?

• In manned missions in the ocean.

• In residential areas for domestic assistance.

• On unmanned missions which don't have people operating the flight.

• In commercial airlines as pilots.

What is an automaton?

• A manual tool used in the 15th century

• A self-operating robot that repeats a predetermined instruction

• A painting technique developed by Leonardo Da Vinci

• A type of 15th-century sculpture

Who is credited with sketching down ideas for automatons in the 15th century?

• Isaac Newton

• Galileo Galilei

• Leonardo Da Vinci

• Michelangelo

What is a cyborg?

• A fully artificial robotic organism

• A cybernetic organism that possesses both biological and artificial parts

• A biological organism with enhanced sensory abilities

• A computer program designed to mimic human behavior

What is a hexapod?

• A flying robot with 6 wings.

• A walking robot with 6 legs.

• A swimming robot with 6 fins.

• A stationary robot with 6 arms.

What type of locomotion does a hexapod robot use?

• Wheel-based movement

• Insect-like locomotion

• Jet propulsion

• Human-like walking

What are industrial robots designed to perform?

• Domestic chores

• Industrial and manufacturing tasks

• Entertainment purposes

• Medical surgeries