computing Book 6 Lesson 1.1

What is a robot?

• A machine controlled by animals

• A machine programmed by humans

• A machine that operates on its own

• A machine that makes mistakes

What does a robot look like?

• Varies but often like a human in science fiction films

• Only like a machine

• Always like a human

• Always like a robot arm

What are humanoid robots?

• Robots that look like plants

• Robots that look like humans

• Robots that look like animals

• Robots that look like machines

Why do many robots look like a human arm?

• To confuse humans

• To perform tasks like humans

• To look more futuristic

• To scare people

What adds more power to a robot and makes it easier to use?

• Microprocessors

• Batteries

• Wires

• Sensors

How are robots typically portrayed in science fiction films?

• As machines with no human-like features

• As machines controlled by animals

• As machines that look like humans

• As machines that make mistakes

What is the main purpose of designing humanoid robots?

• To confuse humans

• To perform tasks like humans

• To look more futuristic

• To scare people

What technology enhances the functionality of robots and makes them more efficient?

• Hydraulics

• Electric motors

• Microprocessors

• Manual controls

What is the purpose of designing robots to look like humans?

• To confuse animals

• To perform tasks like humans

• To look more retro

• To entertain people

How do microprocessors enhance the functionality of robots?

• By slowing down the robot's movements

• By providing power to the robot

• By making the robot heavier

• By reducing the robot's efficiency