Fill In Sentences:
Robots
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
eerily
receptive
embedded
anxiety
dexterity
perceive
contracts
precision
agile
dazzling
topple
critique
misconception
fatal
barren
1. The tower of blocks will over if I’m not careful.
2. Your helped me to greatly improve my presentation.
3. The cat had eyes that glowed in the dark.
4. My of the project resulted in me getting a lower grade.
5. The athlete was full of before the championship game.
6. Do you think they will be to our offer?
7. Dinosaur fossils can be found in rock.
8. It was not difficult to the scared look on his face.
9. The acrobat showed off incredible during the show.
10. The heart in order to pump blood through the body.
11. These fields have been for years now.
12. The scientist took pride in the of her calculations.
13. The rock band is crowds all over the country
14. The experienced rock climber was quick and .
15. The injury was serious but not .
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Definition Matching:
Robots
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
misconception
1. to fall or tumble down
topple
2. to evaluate in a detailed way
embedded
3. in a strange or disturbing manner
precision
4. a wrong or incorrect idea
eerily
5. worry or nervousness, usually about an upcoming or uncertain event
critique
6. willing to consider or accept new ideas
perceive
7. surrounded tightly
receptive
8. to recognize or understand
agile
9. skill or grace in performing tasks
anxiety
10. reduces in size by squeezing together
fatal
11. unable to or not producing plants
dexterity
12. exactness or accuracy
dazzling
13. impressing deeply
contracts
14. able to move quickly and easily
barren
15. causing death
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Crossword:
Robots
Words
perceive
dazzling
anxiety
barren
topple
misconception
contracts
embedded
critique
agile
precision
eerily
dexterity
fatal
receptive
9
1
8
5
11
14
3
4
6
2
7
13
10
15
12
Across
2. willing to consider or accept new ideas
4. reduces in size by squeezing together
5. exactness or accuracy
6. to evaluate in a detailed way
10. worry or nervousness, usually about an upcoming or uncertain event
11. to fall or tumble down
12. in a strange or disturbing manner
Down
1. a wrong or incorrect idea
3. skill or grace in performing tasks
7. surrounded tightly
8. to recognize or understand
9. impressing deeply
13. unable to or not producing plants
14. able to move quickly and easily
15. causing death
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It’s almost certain that by the end of the day you will have touched a robot or handled a device made with the help of a robot. Thanks to the problem-solving expertise of engineers, they are everywhere. In this Unit, kids will find them in unusual places and see deep into their workings.
Kids who enjoy robotic science fiction will be amazed to discover real humanoid robots both in the world and on the drawing boards. Those who pride themselves with being “in the know” about the latest and greatest will enjoy discovering robotic mermaids, robots that actually transform themselves into different configurations depending on their environment, and machines that compose music.
Kids interested in knowing what makes a robot “tick” will find a visit to the world of actuators, sensors, and artificial intelligence fascinating. The visit includes a conversation with a software engineer who describes the process used to actually develop artificial intelligence. Kids wanting to know the backstory of things robotic will enjoy tracing the history of robots beginning with the Digesting Duck in the 18th century (that actually “ate” and “pooped”) and continuing to Insight, the first robotic explorer of outer space, and driverless cars. No exploration of robots would be complete without considering the human connection — robots as friends, robots with feelings, robots as people “people.” It’s all here, and so much more.
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Robots and Robotics
Robots are everywhere – at home, in schools and hospitals, in space, in combat, on f ...
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On the Shoulders of Others
Scientists and engineers, including roboticists, stand on the shoulders of those who came ...
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Behind the Scenes
Suppose you want to prepare a bowl of cereal for yourself. You need to know quite a bit of ...
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State of the Art
They can’t yet cure the common cold, but scientists and engineers are designing robo ...
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Inspired by Nature
Whoever thought design engineers would look to nature for inspiration? You’d be surp ...
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A Case Study – Driverless Cars
Driverless cars. The work of science fiction. The subject of dreams. The goal of inve ...
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On the Cutting Edge
Tomorrow is the first day of the future.
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Vocabulary Activities for Robots
