Worksheets8 ET Homework 4
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 49mins
Match the following
Sometimes known as ‘wearables’,
Wearable technology
The science behind communication in both living beings and machines.
Cybernetics
Fingerprint, iris patterns or facial features used to identify an individual
Biometrics
What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of robotic limbs
High Cost
Learning to use them takes time
Limited Sensory Feedback
Improved Quality of Life
Can be stronger and more durable than original limbs
Requires regular maintenance
May not be covered by insurance
Can be uncomfortable to wear for long periods
May not be suitable for all activities
Can be difficult to find proper fit
Enhanced mobility and independence
Ability to customize and personalize
Can improve self-esteem and confidence
Can lead to new opportunities and experiences
Biotechnology ( (a) )
“The area of (b) that uses living processes, organisms or systems to manufacture products or (c) intended to (d) the quality of (e) life”
Match the image to the wearable device
Fitness Tracker
Virtual Reality (VR) Headset
Smart Glasses
Smart Ring
What is the primary function of social robots?
Conducting scientific research
Enhancing industrial automation
human-robot interaction in social settings
erforming complex mathematical calculations
What is the primary purpose of nanobots?
Enhancing global internet connectivity
Treating medical conditions
Monitoring weather patterns in real-time
Cleaning environmental pollutants from the atmosphere
The science behind communication in both living beings and machines is called
(a)
The measurement of physical characteristics like fingerprint, iris patterns or facial features used to identify an individual is called
(a)
Which of the following is a common feature of wearable technology?
Environmental pollution monitoring
Satellite communication
Real-time health tracking
Agricultural automation
What does biotechnology mainly involve?
Sending people to outer space
Studying dinosaurs and fossils
Modifying living things at the molecular level
Building robots to help with daily task
In which of the following does user made tools (animated pictures, effect, shadow, filters etc) get mixed with real world environment?
Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality
What does AR stand for?
Artificial Reality
Another Reality
Augmented Reality
Artificial Robots
Which definition best fits "Augmented Reality"?
Technology that turns physical objects into digital objects
Technology that overlays digital information on top of real world items
Technology that puts users in a new digital environment
Technology that can achieve a human-level understanding of images
What is happening in this picture?
AR (Augmented Reality
VR (Virtual Reality)
MR (Mixed Reality)
AI (Artificial Intelligence)
In the future, VR will have an impact on the areas such as: military applications, education, fashion, sport and media.
True
False
AR users do not need to wear a headset or a head-mounted display.
True
False
What is AR used for?
Education
Entertainment
Advertising
All of the Above
What does VR stand for?
Virtually Real
Virtual Reality
Variable Reality
Vertical Robots
What is happening in this picture?
AR
AI
VR
MR
Which industry were the first to start using Augmented Reality?
Healthcare
The Military
Business
Engineering
What machine can perform or replicate actions automatically?
(a)
What tasks can/can't a robot do?
Perform repetitive actions
Work in hazardous environments
Handle toxic materials
Replicate creativity
Create unique ideas
Show empathy
Robotics is the intersection of science, engineering and technology that produces (a) , called robots, that replicate or substitute for (b) actions.
What did futurist Martin Ford believe will disappear due to robots becoming more adaptable through AI technology?
Complex jobs
Physical labour jobs
Creative jobs
Repetitive simple jobs
According to Professor Robin Murphy, are robots typically used to replace a person in a disaster?
No, they only do tasks that are too unsafe for a person to do
Yes, they are faster and smarter
What does volatile mean?
Data is lost when the power is turned off
Data is NOT lost when the power is turned off
Label this computer system diagram.
Storage
Input
Output
Process
Memory
More pixels will be used to make up the image
Match the following
11
B
12
C
14
E
0
0
7
7
Which component is which?
RAM
ROM
Data stored in the main memory is temporary, and lost when the computer is turned off. This is known as being...
(a)
Label this computer system diagram.
Storage
Input
Output
Process
Memory
Match the following
10
A
13
D
15
F
3
3
8
8
Organize these options into the right categories:
Monitor
Mouse
Keyboard
Webcam
Microphone
Hard Drive
USB Memory Stick
Printer
Speaker
Touch Screen
Projector
Solid State Drive
SD Card
The purpose of the (a) is to (b) instructions from memory, (c) them and then (d) the instructions.
Match the following parts of the CPU with their purpose.
It carries out the calculations in the CPU.
Arithmetic Logic Unit
Stores currently used data close to the CPU so instructions can be fetched faster.
Cache
Controls the movement of data around the CPU during the fetch-decode-execute cycle.
Control Unit
Fill in the missing term:
The Central (a) Unit
The (a) the clock speed the (b) fetch-decode-execute cycles it can perform per (c) .
How can we choose a better performing CPU?
The larger the cache size the more instructions...
...stored for quick access for the CPU.
The higher the clock speed the more instructions...
...can be processed per second.
The more cores in the CPU, the more instructions...
...can be processed at the same time.
Convert this hexadecimal value to binary: A6
Match the following:
5
0101
8
1000
B
1011
E
1110
3
0011
What is the hexadecimal equivalent of 00101111
(a)
A (a) image is made out of small blocks of colour called (b) . The more pixels in an image the higher the (c) and therefore the better the (d) of the image.
