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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which fact about robotics is historically accurate?
The term robot was coined by Isaac Asimov
Karel Čapek introduced the word “robot” in 1920
Robotics originated from medical automation
Robotics began in the 19th century
Robotics is mainly concerned with:
Human–computer communication
Design, construction, and operation of robots
Algorithmic decision-making
Internet-based automation
The earliest applications of robotics focused on:
Agriculture
Industrial manufacturing
Space missions
Medicine
Robots increase productivity primarily because they:
Work slower but safer
Replace humans fully
Perform repetitive tasks with precision
Reduce energy consumption
Which technology most directly enables AI?
Fiber optics
Robotics hardware
Machine learning algorithms
Touchscreen displays
Neural networks are designed to mimic:
Human bones
Muscles
Economic systems
Human brain structure
A key concern in AI ethics is:
Lack of hardware power
Slow processing
Algorithmic bias
Overuse of websites
Which is NOT an example of AI?
Chatbots
Autonomous cars
Standard calculators
Voice assistants
The Information Age began because of advancements in:
Paper manufacturing
Steam engines
Computers and the internet
Steel production
A society in the Information Age is characterized by:
Slow communication
Limited data
Instant global connectivity
Local-only knowledge exchange
Which technology allowed the Information Age to accelerate drastically?
Fax machines
Digitization of information
Radio broadcasting
Mechanical tools
The World Wide Web was invented by:
Bill Gates
Steve Wozniak
Tim Berners-Lee
Larry Page
The World Wide Web is best defined as:
Hardware connecting computers
Hypertext system accessible through browsers
Social media network
Programming language
Which component is essential to the World Wide Web?
HTML pages
Antivirus software
Bluetooth
Operating systems
URLs are used mainly to:
Compress data
Locate resources on the web
Protect passwords
Render graphics
The Internet began as a project under:
NASA
US Department of Defense
Apple
IBM
ARPANET was originally designed for:
Social networking
Online shopping
Military communication
Weather forecasting
Which is NOT a function of the internet?
Research
Genetic modification
Messaging
Video conferencing
Social media platforms began rising in popularity during the:
1970s
1980s
2000s
1960s
Social media is considered part of Web 2.0 because it allows:
Static websites
One-way communication
User-generated content
Limited interaction
Which is a major issue associated with social media?
Improved literacy
Lower data storage needs
Spread of misinformation
Limited user access
A traditional example of biotechnology is:
Chip manufacturing
Digital photography
Fermentation
Robotics
Modern biotechnology became possible primarily because of:
WIFI
Social media
Genetic engineering
HTML
A major application of biotechnology in medicine is:
Solar panels
MRI scans
Production of insulin
Fiber optics
Which is an ethical concern in biotechnology?
Noise pollution
High cost of computers
Genetic privacy
Traffic congestion
Nanotechnology operates at what scale?
1–10 meters
1–10 centimeters
1–10 micrometers
1–100 nanometers
Richard Feynman is associated with nanotechnology because he:
Proposed the idea in his lecture “Plenty of Room at the Bottom”
Invented nanoparticles
Created quantum computers
Discovered DNA
A unique property of nanomaterials is due to:
Loud noise
High density
Quantum effects
Gravity
Nanotechnology is commonly used in:
Refrigeration
Fossil fuel extraction
Targeted drug delivery
Book printing
A major risk of nanotechnology is:
Social media addiction
Unknown toxicity
Slow computation
Low battery life
Gene therapy works by modifying:
Muscles
Genes inside cells
Nerves
Hormones
Somatic gene therapy affects:
Future generations
Only the treated patient
The entire species
Ecosystems
Germline gene therapy is controversial because it:
Has no medical use
Is slow
Affects offspring permanently
Causes pollution
Which disease could gene therapy treat?
Flu
Common cold
Cystic fibrosis
Sunburn
A major challenge for gene therapy is:
Slow internet
Social media trends
Delivery of genes into cells
Limited electricity
GMOs involve altering:
Entire ecosystems
Soil nutrients
The genetic material of organisms
Air composition
The first GMO plant appeared in:
1952
1998
1983
2007
Bt crops are genetically engineered for:
Higher water absorption
Bigger leaves
Pest resistance
Faster flavor development
Golden Rice was engineered to combat:
Vitamin A deficiency
Obesity
Diabetes
Iron deficiency
A concern about GMOs is:
Too low productivity
Ecological imbalance
Limited technology use
Lack of internet access
Embryonic stem cells are:
Pluripotent
Non-living
Fully specialized
Derived from adults
A major ethical issue with embryonic stem cells:
Destruction of embryos
Lack of funding
Lack of refrigeration
Too many donors
Embryonic stem cells can develop into:
Only muscle cells
Only skin cells
Any cell type
No cell type
Reproductive cloning aims to create:
Digital files
A genetically identical organism
Computer viruses
Nanoparticles
Dolly the sheep was cloned in:
1980
1990
1996
2004
Therapeutic cloning aims to produce:
Full organisms
Tissues for treatment
Fossil fuels
Social media apps
A major risk of cloning is:
Overpopulation of robots
Reduced genetic diversity
Climate cooling
Increased soil fertility
Climate change refers to:
Daily weather changes
One-time storms
Long-term climate shifts
Short cold periods
Human-caused climate change is mainly due to:
Exercise
Solar radiation
Burning fossil fuels
Book reading
A major effect of climate change:
Reduction of storms
Sea-level rise
Decreased temperatures globally
Weaker typhoons
