Machines Not People

The passage below from Source 1 (paragraph 6) adds to the development of the author’s argument mainly by _____________________ .

• Suggesting that robotic exploration is worth considering

• Introducing the idea of global citizenship

• Claiming that robots are better than humans

• Explaining that he wants humans to explore the universe

In the context of the phrase 'Machines Not People', which of the following best describes the main theme?

• A) The superiority of machines over humans

• B) The role of machines in modern society

• C) The replacement of human labor by machines

• D) The ethical implications of using machines

Which sentence uses the phrase 'Machines Not People' correctly?

• A) Machines not people are responsible for the error.

• B) Machines, not people, are responsible for the error.

• C) Machines not, people are responsible for the error.

• D) Machines not people, are responsible for the error.

What is the grammatical function of 'Not' in the phrase 'Machines Not People'?

• A) Conjunction

• B) Preposition

• C) Adverb

• D) Adjective

In the phrase 'Machines Not People', what is the implied meaning?

• A) Machines are preferred over people

• B) Machines are less important than people

• C) Machines and people are equally important

• D) Machines are not as efficient as people

Which of the following sentences best illustrates the concept of 'Machines Not People'?

• A) Machines are designed to assist people in their tasks.

• B) Machines have replaced people in many industries.

• C) Machines are more reliable than people.

• D) Machines should be used alongside people.

Identify the literary device used in the phrase 'Machines Not People'.

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Hyperbole

• D) Juxtaposition

Which of the following best explains the phrase 'Machines Not People' in a workplace context?

• A) Machines are more efficient than people.

• B) Machines should be prioritized over people.

• C) Machines can work without human intervention.

• D) Machines are replacing human jobs.

What is the tone of the phrase 'Machines Not People'?

• A) Optimistic

• B) Neutral

• C) Critical

• D) Enthusiastic

In a debate about technology, how might the phrase 'Machines Not People' be used?

• A) To argue for the benefits of automation

• B) To highlight the dangers of over-reliance on technology

• C) To suggest that machines are more intelligent than humans

• D) To emphasize the need for human oversight