Reading Comprehension: "Replaced by a Robot"

What is the main concern discussed in the text regarding robots?

• That robots will completely replace all human jobs.

• That robots will not be able to perform skilled tasks.

• That technology will not progress fast enough.

According to the text, why do some people believe robots are becoming more capable than humans?

• They can perform physical tasks faster

• They can only do routine tasks.

• They can make decisions and be creative.

What example does the text provide to illustrate robots' decision-making abilities?

• Robots on an assembly line.

• Robots sorting through emails for legal evidence.

• Robots winning chess tournaments.

What is the author's opinion on using robots in workplaces like surgery?

• Robots are less reliable than human surgeons.

• Robots can improve patient outcomes by reducing human error.

• Robots should not be used in life-threatening jobs.

How do robots help in the legal field, according to the text?

• By analyzing documents for illegal activity.

• By prosecuting criminals in court.

• By replacing human lawyers in trials.

Why might it be considered unethical to replace humans with robots, as mentioned in the text?

• Because robots are not as efficient as humans.

• Because robots are not advanced enough for most tasks.

• Because it deprives people of their jobs.

What does the author argue in response to concerns about job loss due to robots?

• Robots should only replace humans in certain fields.

• Humans will always perform better than robots in most tasks.

• The efficiency gained by robots is more important than job loss.

What is the overall message of the text regarding the future of robots in the workplace?

• Robots should replace humans in all areas of work.

• Robots will never fully replace human workers.

• Robots may replace humans in certain situations where they are more efficient and ethical.