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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #53118 Robots Helpers

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Robots already perform many traditionally human , from vacuuming to surgery, and they could soon help care for the and elderly. But until they can convincingly mimic emotions, their caretaker value will be severely . In an effort to create 'friendlier' machines, researchers are developing robot that can better read and react to signals.

sick social tasks work short limited helpers patients

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Correct answer: tasks
Explanation: The word 'tasks' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to the various activities robots perform, aligning with the context of discussing human-like functions. It maintains the sentence's structure and meaning.
Meaning: 'Tasks' refers to specific jobs or duties that need to be completed.
Wrong options:
work: The word 'work' is a noun that refers to a general concept of labor or effort, but it does not specify the individual activities as 'tasks' does.
limited: 'Limited' is an adjective that does not fit as it does not describe a type of activity or job.
sick: 'Sick' is an adjective that describes a state of health, which does not relate to the activities performed by robots.
short: 'Short' is an adjective that describes length or duration, which does not apply to the context of activities.
helpers: 'Helpers' is a plural noun that refers to those who assist, but it does not fit the context of activities performed by robots.
social: 'Social' is an adjective that describes interactions among people, which does not relate to the activities performed by robots.
patients: 'Patients' is a plural noun referring to individuals receiving medical care, which does not fit the context of tasks performed by robots.
Correct answer: sick
Explanation: The term 'sick' is an adjective that describes individuals who are ill, fitting grammatically and contextually as it refers to a specific group that robots could assist.
Meaning: 'Sick' refers to individuals who are unwell or suffering from illness.
Wrong options:
patients: 'Patients' is a plural noun that refers to individuals receiving medical care, but it is more specific and does not fit as broadly as 'sick' in this context.
tasks: 'Tasks' is a noun that refers to activities, which does not fit as it does not describe a group of individuals.
limited: 'Limited' is an adjective that describes a restriction, which does not apply to a group of people.
short: 'Short' is an adjective that describes length or duration, which does not relate to a group of individuals.
helpers: 'Helpers' is a plural noun that refers to those who assist, which does not describe a group of individuals needing care.
social: 'Social' is an adjective that describes interactions among people, which does not relate to a group of individuals needing care.
Correct answer: limited
Explanation: The word 'limited' is an adjective that describes the extent of the caretaker value, fitting grammatically and contextually as it indicates a restriction in capability.
Meaning: 'Limited' means restricted in size, amount, or extent.
Wrong options:
tasks: 'Tasks' is a noun that does not fit as it does not describe a state of value or capability.
sick: 'Sick' is an adjective that describes a state of health, which does not relate to the value of caretakers.
short: 'Short' is an adjective that describes length or duration, which does not apply to the context of value.
helpers: 'Helpers' is a plural noun that refers to those who assist, which does not describe a state of value.
social: 'Social' is an adjective that describes interactions among people, which does not relate to the value of caretakers.
patients: 'Patients' is a plural noun referring to individuals receiving medical care, which does not fit the context of value.
Correct answer: helpers
Explanation: The term 'helpers' is a plural noun that refers to robots designed to assist, fitting grammatically and contextually as it describes the role of the machines being developed.
Meaning: 'Helpers' refers to those who assist or provide support.
Wrong options:
tasks: 'Tasks' is a noun that refers to activities, which does not fit as it does not describe the robots themselves.
limited: 'Limited' is an adjective that describes a restriction, which does not apply to the subject of robots.
sick: 'Sick' is an adjective that describes a state of health, which does not relate to the robots being developed.
short: 'Short' is an adjective that describes length or duration, which does not apply to the subject of robots.
social: 'Social' is an adjective that describes interactions among people, which does not describe the robots being developed.
patients: 'Patients' is a plural noun referring to individuals receiving medical care, which does not fit the context of robots.
Correct answer: social
Explanation: The word 'social' is an adjective that describes interactions among individuals, fitting grammatically and contextually as it relates to the signals robots need to interpret.
Meaning: 'Social' refers to interactions or relationships among individuals.
Wrong options:
tasks: 'Tasks' is a noun that refers to activities, which does not fit as it does not describe the type of signals.
limited: 'Limited' is an adjective that describes a restriction, which does not apply to the type of signals.
sick: 'Sick' is an adjective that describes a state of health, which does not relate to the type of signals.
short: 'Short' is an adjective that describes length or duration, which does not apply to the type of signals.
helpers: 'Helpers' is a plural noun that refers to those who assist, which does not describe the type of signals.
patients: 'Patients' is a plural noun referring to individuals receiving medical care, which does not fit the context of signals.

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