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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Robot picks ripe strawberries in a field | Arole = "medicine" // surgical assistant robot | |
| 2Robot welds car doors on a production line | BAgriculture: the robot does a farming task such as harvesting crops | |
| 3A robot that helps a surgeon hold tools steady during an operation is used in medicine | Ctask = "move goods" // industry OR transport | |
| 4A task can fit more than one area: a robot that carries parts around a factory is industry, but a self-driving delivery van is transport | DIndustry: the robot does a manufacturing task in a factory | |
| 5Robot welds car doors -> role = "agriculture" | EWelding car doors is a factory manufacturing task, so the role is industry, not agriculture. | |
| 6Robot helps a surgeon -> role = "entertainment" | FHelping a surgeon is a health care task, so the role is medicine, not entertainment. |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
robot role — The area a robot works in: industry, transport, agriculture, medicine, domestic or entertainment. Match the task to the area, e.g. picking strawberries is agriculture.task ← "picks strawberries"
role ← "agriculture"task ← "welds car doors"
role ← "industry"task ← "helps a surgeon"
role ← "medicine"task ← "delivers parcels by drone"
OUTPUT "industry or transport"task ← "vacuums the living room"
IF task = "vacuums the living room" THEN
role ← "domestic"