READING COMPREHENSION - I, ROBOT

Mark True or False.

The Three Laws of Robotics allow robots to harm humans.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark True or False.

Dr. Susan Calvin is a psychologist specializing in robots.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark True or False.

The book I, Robot is a single continuous story, not a collection of short stories.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark True or False.

Robots in the book always follow the Three Laws without problems.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark True or False.

The book was written in the 21st century.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is the First Law of Robotics?

• A robot must follow all human orders.

• A robot must protect itself at all costs.

• A robot cannot harm a human or allow harm through inaction

• A robot must obey government laws.

Who is Dr. Susan Calvin?

• A scientist who studies human psychology

• A journalist covering robot-related stories.

• A roboticist specializing in human-robot interactions.

• The creator of the Three Laws.

What problem do some robots face in the book?

• They become completely independent and ignore humans.

• They malfunction due to conflicts between the Three Laws.

• They secretly plan to rule the world.

• They are unable to communicate with humans.

Which of the following is NOT a theme in I, Robot?

• The ethics of artificial intelligence.

• The importance of emotions in human-robot interactions.

• Space exploration and alien contact.

• The dangers and benefits of automation.

In I, Robot, why do some robots behave in unexpected ways?

• Because they are programmed incorrectly.

• Because the Three Laws sometimes contradict each other.

• Because they are given too much power.

• Because humans do not supervise them enough.