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Understanding Robots and Their Impact

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is robotics primarily concerned with?

a)

The study of human behavior and emotions.

b)

The design and building of robots.

c)

The creation of animated movies and characters.

d)

The development of advanced artificial intelligence theories.

2.

What is one of the main tasks humanoid robots are being built to help with?

a)

Managing complex financial systems.

b)

Washing dishes and babysitting children.

c)

Conducting scientific research in space.

d)

Designing new architectural structures.

3.

What is the name of Pixar's friendly robot who cleans up garbage on an uninhabited Planet Earth in the year 2805?

a)

Roz

b)

WALL-E

c)

R2-D2

d)

Abby

4.

During the COVID pandemic, what did Australian engineer Grace Brown create to provide companionship to people suffering loneliness?

a)

A new type of virtual reality game.

b)

A home companion robot named Abby.

c)

An advanced online social network.

d)

A device for remote medical consultations.

5.

How do people often describe Abby's personality when they first interact with her?

a)

She is shy and quiet.

b)

She is unpredictable and violent.

c)

She is sassy, inquisitive, and curious.

d)

She is dull and unexciting.

6.

What does the adjective 'sassy' mean?

a)

Quiet and reserved.

b)

Bold, confident, and cheeky.

c)

Confused and uncertain.

d)

Angry and aggressive.

7.

What does it mean if someone is 'taken aback' by something?

a)

They are very happy about it.

b)

They are shocked or surprised by it.

c)

They are bored by it.

d)

They are in agreement with it.

8.

When a non-living object like a robot is said to have 'a mind of its own,' what does that imply?

a)

It is entirely controlled by human commands.

b)

It behaves or acts independently of human control.

c)

It possesses human-like thoughts and feelings.

d)

It is malfunctioning and needs repair.

9.

What was a key design choice for Abby to make her approachable and friendly, especially for children and elderly people?

a)

She was designed to be very tall and imposing.

b)

She was made to be the size of a young child with expressive eyes.

c)

She was given a metallic, intimidating appearance.

d)

She was programmed to only speak in complex technical terms.

10.

How do elderly residents describe the impact of regularly chatting with the robot companion Abby?

a)

They find her frightening and unpredictable.

b)

They feel she brings them joy and a sense of community.

c)

They think she is dull and unexciting.

d)

They wish she was more like a human.