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C.  State whether these statements are true or false.
                    1.  The robot, Mitra, can understand only English language.

                    2.  Robots never get bored.
                    3.  A robot can think on its own.

                 D.  Identify the following:



                    1.                       2.                       3.                4.






                 E.  Answer the following questions:
                    1.  Write any two advantages of robots.


                    2.  Write the names of any two robots.



                      FUN ZONE                                                        Critical Thinking
                                                                                      Technology Literacy


                   Rearrange the letters to make meaningful words.
                   1.  MTRIA                                              2.  BOAI

                   3.  CBERY ODG                                          4.  RBAOER


                                                                                     Experiential Learning
                   Competency-based/Application-based questions                      Information Literacy

                   1.   Your friend Sohan has ordered some food online and his food was delivered outside by
                       someone, he just entered an access pin to unlock the door, and retrieved his food. Who
                       might have delivered the Sohan's food?
                   2.   You need a companion who recognise your face, pick up smiles and compliments, and learn
                       new skills. Which popular robot you should use?


                                                                                        Communication
                    LAB Activity                                                        Social Interaction


                   Discuss about your favourite robot with your friend. Paste its picture here.












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