1. What is a robot?

• 1. human who performs repetitive tasks

• 1. A machine programmed by humans to do a job automatically

• 1. A computer with artificial intelligence only

• 1. A device that requires constant human control

1. Why don’t robots get bored with their jobs?

• 1. They are programmed to enjoy their tasks

• 1. They do not have human emotions

• 1. They are controlled by humans constantly

• 1. They take breaks like humans

1. A robot needs a human to control its actions once it is programmed.

• Ture

• False

1. What does the term "humanoid" mean in the context of robots?

• 1. A robot that flies like a drone

• 1. A robot designed to look like a human

• 1. A robot used only in factories

• 1. A robot with no sensors

1. Which of the following is an example of a non-humanoid robot?

• 1. A robot vacuum cleaner

• 1. A robot with arms and legs

• 1. A robot that competes in human-like tasks

1. All robots must look like humans to be classified as robots.

• True

• False

1. What type of tasks are robots particularly good at, according to the book?

• 1. Creative tasks

• 1. Repetitive tasks

• 1. Problem-solving tasks

• 1. Emotional tasks

1. Which of the following is a reason robots are used for dangerous work?

• 1. They are less expensive to replace

• 1. They can work in unsafe environments like space or under the sea

• 1. They enjoy dangerous tasks

• 1. They require human supervision

1. What is a key difference between robots and humans in performing jobs?

• 1. Robots are less accurate than humans

• 1. Robots do not get tired or bored

• 1. Humans are faster than robots

• 1. Robots are more creative

1. What does the term "collaborative robots" mean?

• 1. Robots that work alone

• 1. Robots that work together as a team

• 1. Robots that replace all human workers

• 1. Robots that design other robots