Robotics and AI Quiz

Liam is learning about machine learning in his computer class. He discovers that machine learning helps computers learn from data without being explicitly programmed. Which of the following best describes machine learning?

• A process where computers are programmed with specific instructions.

• A method where computers learn from data and improve over time.

• A system where computers are used to play games.

• A technique where computers are used to store information.

Emma is reading a story about a robot named Robo who helps people in a hospital. She wonders if Robo should have access to all patient information. What ethical issue is Emma considering?

• Whether Robo can work 24/7 without breaks.

• Whether Robo should have access to private patient data.

• Whether Robo can perform surgeries.

• Whether Robo can be used in other hospitals.

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Noah is comparing his pet dog Max to a robot dog. Which of the following is a difference between Max and the robot dog?

• Max can learn new tricks over time.

• The robot dog can feel emotions.

• Max needs food and water to survive.

• The robot dog can bark.

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Sophia is curious about how her voice assistant can understand her commands. She learns that it uses machine learning to improve its responses. What does this mean?

• The voice assistant is programmed with all possible responses.

• The voice assistant learns from user interactions to improve.

• The voice assistant can only respond to specific commands.

• The voice assistant is controlled by a remote.

Oliver is discussing with his friends about robots taking over jobs. What ethical issue might arise from this situation?

• Robots might need vacations.

• People might lose their jobs to robots.

• Robots might need to be charged often.

• Robots might become too friendly.

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Ava is comparing a human teacher to a robot teacher. Which of the following is a similarity between them?

• Both can feel tired after a long day.

• Both can teach students new information.

• Both need to eat lunch.

• Both can play sports.

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Ethan is learning about how robots can be used in factories. He reads that robots can work continuously without breaks. What is one advantage of this?

• Robots can get tired and need rest.

• Robots can work faster than humans.

• Robots can learn new skills on their own.

• Robots can make friends with workers.

Mia is reading about a robot that can help with household chores. She wonders if the robot should be allowed to record everything in the house. What ethical issue is Mia considering?

• Whether the robot can clean the house efficiently.

• Whether the robot should have the ability to record private conversations.

• Whether the robot can cook meals.

• Whether the robot can be used in other homes.

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Lucas is comparing a human doctor to a robot doctor. Which of the following is a difference between them?

• Both can diagnose illnesses.

• The robot doctor can work without getting tired.

• Both need to go to medical school.

• The human doctor can be programmed.

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Isabella is learning about how AI can be used in self-driving cars. She learns that these cars use machine learning to improve their driving. What does this mean?

• The cars are controlled by a human driver.

• The cars learn from driving experiences to become better.

• The cars can only drive on specific roads.

• The cars are programmed with all possible routes.