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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What does a robot do with its camera?
Taking photos Food Sleep Jump
What shape do robot eyes often have?
Round Square Triangle Star
What does a robot need to charge?
Cable Enter Blanket Cushion
What can a robot see with its eyes?
Colours Dreams Smell Flavour
How fast can a robot walk?
Very quickly Very slowly Not at all Only in reverse
What can't a robot feel?
Pain Heat Cold Hard
What does a robot eat?
Nothing Apples Bread Worms
Which robot can help you learn?
Lesson robot Sleep robot Stupid robot Lazy robot
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What do robots not eat?
Bread Current Batteries Electricity
How do robots remember things?
In their memory On paper In their hearts In their bellies
What do robots not have like us?
Feelings A head Arms A body
What do robots need to move?
Current Water Food Sleep
Which robot can fly and take pictures?
Drone Autorobot Boat robot Bicycle robot
How are robots made?
By people Through trees By fishing Through clouds
What do robots never do?
Becoming tired Move Working Making noise
Where do robots often work?
In factories In the garden In class In bed
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Do all robots have a head?
No, not all robots Yes, always Only large robots Blue robots only
Can robots play?
Yes, they can learn games No, they only work Only hide-and-seek Puzzles only
Can robots talk?
Some robots do No, never Only at night Only with animals
Can robots dance?
Yes, if they are made for that No, they can never Ballet only Alone in the water
What is a sensor in robots?
Something they feel things with A kind of toy One colour A sound
Where do robots store information?
In their memory In a bag In their shoes In a box
Can robots be afraid?
No, they have no feelings Yes, for mice Only at night For water only
What is a robot programme?
Instructions for the robot A TV programme A song A book
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Which form of energy do most robots use?
Electricity Petrol Water Wind
Which robot is famous from the Star Wars films?
R2-D2 Roomba WALL-E Bender
What is a nanorobot?
A very small robot, smaller than a hair A robot that can run very fast A robot that makes music A robot that can work for a very long time
Which robots are used for dangerous jobs?
Bomb disposal robots and firefighting robots Play robots and cuddly robots Dance robots and music robots Cooking robots and garden robots
What is artificial intelligence in robots?
Ability to learn and make decisions on your own A special paint used on robots The speed at which a robot can walk The weight of a robot
In which film does the robot WALL-E appear?
A Disney Pixar film Star Wars Transformers Iron Man
What is a cyborg?
A being that is part human and part robot A robot that is very big A robot that can swim A robot that can charge electric cars
What are social robots?
Robots made to interact with humans Robots that only talk to other robots Robots organising parties Robots using social media
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Which robots help rescue people after earthquakes?
Search and rescue robots Emergency robots Disaster robots Helper robots
What form of artificial intelligence lets robots learn from experience?
Machine learning Voice recognition Pattern matching Data processing
Which well-known robot is used in hospitals for operations?
Da Vinci robot Florence robot Hippocrates robot Pasteur robot
What is a servo motor in robots?
A motor that can move precisely An engine that can only move forward A motor that makes noise An engine that lights up
Which programming language is widely used for robots?
Python English French Spanish
Where does the word 'robot' originally come from?
From the Czech word for 'work' From the English word for 'machine' From the German word for 'helper' From the French word for 'automatic'
Which robots are used to clear mines?
Mine clearance robots Toy robots Household robots Cooking robots
What do you call the study of designing and building robots?
Robotics Mechanics Electronics Informatics
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Which programming language is commonly used for robotics?
Python HTML CSS SQL
What technology enables robots to recognise faces?
Computer Vision Sound Processing Voice Recognition Motion Detection
Which robot helps people clean at home?
Roomba Alexa Siri Cortana
Which robot is famous for its dancing skills?
Atlas of Boston Dynamics Roomba Alexa Siri
Which country is the company Boston Dynamics, known for robots like Spot, from?
United States Japan South Korea Germany
What technique do robots use to recognise objects?
Pattern recognition Radio frequency Magnetic resonance Thermal imaging
Which sensor detects magnetic fields?
Compass sensor Pressure sensor Moisture sensor Gas sensor
Which robot competition is known worldwide for footballing robots?
RoboCup RoboFight BattleBots Robot Wars
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In which year was the first industrial robot company Unimation founded?
1956 1962 1945 1970
What is the name of the Mars rover that successfully landed in 2021 and is still active?
Perseverance Curiosity Opportunity Spirit
Which programming language is most commonly used in Robot Operating System (ROS)?
C++ Java JavaScript MATLAB
What is the name of Tesla's humanoid robot project?
Optimus Cyberdyne Neuralink Autopilot
What is the name of Honda's famous humanoid robot?
ASIMO AIBO QRIO HOAP
What technology does LiDAR use for robotic navigation?
Laser pulses Radio waves Magnetic fields X-rays
What type of robot is used in surgical procedures?
Da Vinci robot Tesla robot Edison robot Newton robot
Which famous robot was used on Mars by NASA?
Curiosity Discovery Explorer Voyager
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Which sensor type is used for tactile feedback in robotics?
Pressure and force sensors GPS receivers Wind meters Radio frequency detectors
Which programming architecture is commonly used for reactive robotics?
Behavior-based robotics Object-oriented programming Functional programming Procedural programming
What technique is used to teach a robot to move by mimicking human movements?
Motion capture and imitation learning Genetic algorithms Bayesian networks Support vector machines
What is a SCARA robot?
Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm - robot with horizontal freedom of movement Self-Controlled Artificial Robot Assistant Smart Camera Assisted Robot Application Synchronised Control And Response Automation
What technique is used to make robots learn from their mistakes?
Reinforcement learning Static analysis Code compilation Memory allocation
What is the difference between open-loop and closed-loop control in robotics?
Closed-loop uses sensor feedback, open-loop does not Open-loop is faster than closed-loop Closed-loop uses less energy There is no difference between the two
Which robot was the first to navigate a backyard fully autonomously?
Shakey (Stanford Research Institute) Unimate (first industrial robot) Sojourner (Mars rover) Eliza (chatbot)
What is the name of the robotics law formulated by science fiction writer Isaac Asimov?
The Three Laws of Robotics Moore's Law Ohm's Law Newton's Law
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