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Robots and AI Worksheet

Total questions: 91

Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Robots are machines that can—

a)

Think on their own

b)

Do tasks automatically

c)

Eat food

d)

Grow plants

2.

A robot uses sensors to—

a)

Sleep

b)

Feel the world around it

c)

Paint itself

d)

Get hungry

3.

Which of these are robots? (MSQ)

a)

Vacuum cleaner robot

b)

Toy car

c)

Humanoid robot

d)

Laptop

4.

AI stands for—

a)

Animal Intelligence

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Air Intake

d)

Automatic Ice

5.

AI helps phones by________

a)

Face unlock

b)

Showing time

c)

Recognizing voices

d)

Helping type faster

6.

A battery provides—

a)

Food

b)

Light

c)

Power

d)

Water

7.

7. A robot dog can—

a)

walk and bark like a real dog

b)

fly in the sky

c)

cook food

d)

drive a car

8.

In Tinkercad, shapes like box and cylinder are used to—

a)

Build 3D models

b)

Cook food

c)

Play music

d)

Wash clothes

9.

LEDs glow when—

a)

They get electricity

b)

They get water

c)

They get sand

d)

They get sound

10.

Robots help humans by—

a)

Doing dangerous jobs

b)

Helping in hospitals

c)

Flying airplanes alone

d)

Cleaning floors

11.

A sensor can detect

a)

Smell

b)

Temperature

c)

Light

d)

Noise

12.

AI in games makes—

a)

Characters smarter

b)

Toys happier

c)

Birds fly

d)

Screens brighter

13.

Tinkercad Circuits lets you—

a)

Build circuits online

b)

Drink juice

c)

Play football

14.

Robots that fly are called________

a)

Drones

b)

Fish robots

c)

Ground bots

d)

Wheel bots

15.

A motor helps a robot—

a)

Move

b)

Think

c)

Sleep

d)

Eat

16.

A robot cleaner uses sensors to—

a)

Detect dirt

b)

Jump

c)

Fly

d)

Sleep

17.

A breadboard is used to ________

a)

Bake bread

b)

Build circuits without soldering

c)

Draw pictures

d)

Make robots walk

18.

AI can recognize—

a)

Fruits

b)

Faces

c)

Cars

d)

Dreams

19.

A robot arm is used for—

a)

Tailoring

b)

Lifting things

c)

Painting

d)

Turning pages

20.

An LDR senses—

a)

Light

b)

Water

c)

Smell

d)

Taste

21.

3D printers make—

a)

Real objects

b)

Food

c)

Movies

d)

Dresses

22.

Robots follow instructions called—

a)

Recipes

b)

Programs

c)

Essays

d)

Dreams

23.

AI in phones helps with— (MSQ)

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24.

A circuit needs—

a)

Food

b)

Wires

c)

Power source

d)

Switch

25.

Robots can work—

a)

All day

b)

Without breaks

c)

Without getting tired

d)

Without programming

26.

Sensors in robots act like—

a)

Human senses

b)

Robots' feet

c)

Robots' clothes

d)

Homework tools

27.

AI can help doctors by—

a)

Reading x-rays

b)

Checking symptoms

c)

Washing dishes

d)

Tracking health

28.

A switch can—

a)

Turn circuits on/off

b)

Heat the air

c)

Clean tables

d)

Grow trees

29.

Robots in farms can—

a)

Water plants

b)

Pick fruits

c)

Cook food

30.

A robot uses wheels for—

a)

Sleeping

b)

Moving

c)

Swimming

d)

Charging

31.

In Tinkercad, you can change a shape’s—

a)

Size

b)

Color

c)

Music

d)

Height

32.

Computers with AI can—

a)

Recognize voices

b)

Dance by themselves

c)

Translate languages

d)

Detect objects

33.

A drone is used for—

a)

Delivering items

b)

Taking photos

c)

Swimming

d)

Flying

34.

Robots in factories help—

a)

Build cars

b)

Paint machines

c)

Pack boxes

d)

Eat food

35.

AI helps in online learning by________

a)

Suggesting topics

b)

Checking answers

c)

Cooking lunch

d)

Helping pronunciation

36.

39. A motor in a toy car helps it—

a)

move.

b)

make tea.

c)

fly in the sky.

d)

cook food.

37.

Which of the following actions can a robot perform?

a)

Stop

b)

Move

c)

Sleep

d)

Float

38.

3D design is used to—

a)

Imagine shapes

b)

Build models

c)

Fly drones

d)

Draw in the air

39.

Robots that help doctors are called—

a)

Medical robots

b)

Cooking robots

c)

Water robots

d)

Flying robots

40.

A wire is used to—

a)

Carry electricity

b)

Eat food

c)

Play music

41.

A robot that walks on two legs is called—

a)

Humanoid robot

b)

Wheel robot

c)

Spider robot

d)

Water robot

42.

AI on phones helps filter—

a)

Spam calls

b)

Fake messages

c)

Sandwiches

d)

Homework pages

43.

Robots on Mars help by—

a)

Taking photos

b)

Finding rocks

c)

Watering plants

d)

Sending data

44.

A battery holder is used to—

a)

Hold batteries

b)

Play music

c)

Paint walls

d)

Heat batteries

45.

Circuits work only when—

a)

They are complete

b)

Wires are loose

c)

Switch is broken

d)

Battery is missing

46.

Smart TVs use AI to—

a)

Suggest shows

b)

Recognize voices

c)

Read books

47.

Robots in space must survive—

a)

Very hot and cold places

b)

Windstorms

c)

Low gravity

d)

Snowballs

48.

In Tinkercad, the “duplicate” tool is for—

a)

Copying objects

b)

Breaking objects

c)

Freezing objects

d)

Coloring objects

49.

AI systems learn from—

a)

Data

b)

Water

c)

Plants

d)

Toys

50.

Robots that swim underwater are—

a)

Fish bots

b)

Underwater robots

c)

Drone boats

d)

Bath toys

51.

A circuit with too many batteries may—

a)

Break components

b)

Glow too bright

c)

Stop working

d)

Make robots laugh

52.

AI in cameras helps with—

a)

Face detection

b)

Scene selection

c)

Zooming automatically

d)

Washing dishes

53.

58. Automation means—

a)

the use of machines to perform tasks without human intervention

b)

manual operation of machines

c)

increasing human labor in processes

d)

reducing the use of technology in industries

54.

A robot’s job is decided by—

a)

Coding

b)

Weather

c)

Food

d)

Plants

55.

A 3D “hole” shape is used to—

a)

Cut shapes

b)

Add sound

c)

Add shadows

d)

Paint

56.

AI can help in safety by—

a)

Detecting dangers

b)

Alerting people

c)

Predicting accidents

d)

Folding clothes

57.

Robots in restaurants can—

a)

Serve food

b)

Cook dishes

c)

Clean

d)

Sleep on tables

58.

3D printing helps students by—

a)

Making models

b)

Creating tools

c)

Printing toys

d)

Flying kites

59.

Robots in disasters help by—

a)

Searching for people

b)

Carrying items

c)

Getting into dangerous spots

60.

A wire connected wrongly can—

a)

Stop circuit

b)

Break components

c)

Make LED glow

d)

Cause short circuit

61.

AI can read—

a)

Handwriting

b)

Numbers

c)

Pictures

d)

Smells

62.

Robots in homes can—

a)

Clean floors

b)

Play music

c)

Help security

d)

Fold laundry

63.

A 3D “align tool” helps to—

a)

Arrange shapes neatly

b)

Add shadows

c)

Zoom in

d)

Create lights

64.

Drones are used for—

a)

Taking photos

b)

Deliveries

c)

Swimming

d)

Monitoring

65.

AI helps cars by—

a)

Helping navigation

b)

Predicting traffic

c)

Driving themselves

d)

Drinking petrol

66.

Robots need power from—

a)

Batteries

b)

Food

c)

Music

d)

Toys

67.

AI-based translation apps help by—

a)

Changing languages

b)

Singing songs

c)

Storing electricity

d)

Playing cricket

68.

Robots need instructions stored in—

a)

Programs

b)

Bags

c)

Bottles

d)

Rain

69.

77. Robots help keep people safe by—

a)

performing dangerous tasks instead of humans

b)

making people work longer hours

c)

increasing human errors

d)

causing more accidents

70.

Robots are used for—

a)

Checking dangerous places

b)

Lifting heavy things

c)

Reaching tight spaces

d)

Swimming in lakes

71.

A 3D model can be—

a)

Rotated

b)

Resized

c)

Colored

d)

Eaten

72.

Robots must avoid hitting things using—

a)

Sensors

b)

Listening

c)

Jumping

d)

Sticks

73.

AI is used in tablets for—

a)

Voice search

b)

Spelling suggestions

c)

Picture recognition

d)

Sleeping

74.

Robots save time by—

a)

Working fast

b)

Working accurately

c)

Taking long naps

d)

Avoiding mistakes

75.

Circuits need a power source like—

a)

Battery

b)

Solar cell

c)

Wind

d)

Juice

76.

3D printing helps doctors create—

a)

Models

b)

Tools

c)

Artificial body parts

77.

Robots in airports help—

a)

Guide passengers

b)

Carry bags

c)

Check tickets

d)

Paint walls

78.

AI in safety cameras can—

a)

Detect fire

b)

Detect strangers

c)

Cook food

d)

Track movements

79.

Robots underwater need—

a)

Waterproof body

b)

Pressure protection

c)

Swimming lessons

d)

Sensors

80.

Smart homes use—

a)

Smart lights

b)

Smart door locks

c)

Smart fans

d)

Smart pencils

81.

Robots on the Moon help by—

a)

Collecting rocks

b)

Sending pictures

c)

Planting trees

d)

Exploring ground

82.

Circuits stop working when—

a)

Battery dies

b)

Wires break

c)

Switch is off

d)

Glue dries

83.

90. AI can help kids by—

a)

assisting with learning and homework

b)

making food unhealthy

c)

increasing pollution

d)

causing more traffic

84.

Which of the following tasks can AI perform?

a)

Reading stories

b)

Checking homework

c)

Washing clothes

d)

Translating words

85.

A robot toy moves using—

a)

Motors

b)

Wheels

c)

Wings

d)

Magnets

86.

Tinkercad helps kids—

a)

Build circuits

b)

Create 3D shapes

c)

Cook food

d)

Imagine inventions

87.

AI can recognize—

a)

Shapes

b)

Animals

c)

Music patterns

d)

Weather

88.

Robots must follow—

a)

Instructions

b)

Songs

c)

Magic

d)

Weather

89.

Circuits must be—

a)

Closed

b)

Open

c)

Correctly connected

d)

Charged

90.

96. Robots help elders by—

a)

assisting with daily tasks

b)

teaching advanced mathematics

c)

playing professional sports

d)

designing buildings

91.

Robots can help by—

a)

Reminding medicines

b)

Calling help

c)

Cleaning floors

d)

Sleeping early

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