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Froggy Jumps Nano-Spider QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on nanobots. by Санобар Сариева 1 In the first paragraph, the writer says the nano-spider is: a thicker than a human hair b cannot be seen under a microscope c an extremely small machine 2 Why classify nano-spiders as robots? a because they use DNA walkers b because they are microscopic devices c because they have walking features 3 What does 'this' refer to in line 30? a the walking distance a DNA walker can do b the length of the DNA walkers c the number of steps DNA walkers can manage 4 What do we learn about nano-spiders in paragraph five? a They are already fighting cancer. b They have many past medical uses. c They could protect our bodies from disease in the future. 5 What does the writer say about concerns over nanotechnology? a There are no concerns about safety. b They are fully tested before sale. c There are concerns about whether the industry has strict safety rules. 6 All in all, nano-spiders may be: a only industrial tools b dangerous to humans c very useful in the future 7 One reason given for calling nano-spiders robots is that they are built with: a polymer threads b biological materials c computer chips 8 Which statement is suggested about future medical uses? a They will replace doctors now. b They could protect our bodies from disease in the future. c They have no medical use. 9 Which option is NOT claimed in the passage? a They are already widely used in medicine today. b They may be very useful in the future. c They could have future medical applications. 10 What is the overall topic of the passage? a Nanobots or nano-spiders b DNA sequences c Large medical robots

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Nano-Spider QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on nanobots.

by Санобар Сариева

In the first paragraph, the writer says the nano-spider is:

thicker than a human hair

cannot be seen under a microscope

an extremely small machine

Why classify nano-spiders as robots?

because they use DNA walkers

because they are microscopic devices

because they have walking features

What does 'this' refer to in line 30?

the walking distance a DNA walker can do

the length of the DNA walkers

the number of steps DNA walkers can manage

What do we learn about nano-spiders in paragraph five?

They are already fighting cancer.

They have many past medical uses.

They could protect our bodies from disease in the future.

What does the writer say about concerns over nanotechnology?

There are no concerns about safety.

They are fully tested before sale.

There are concerns about whether the industry has strict safety rules.

All in all, nano-spiders may be:

only industrial tools

dangerous to humans

very useful in the future

One reason given for calling nano-spiders robots is that they are built with:

polymer threads

biological materials

computer chips

Which statement is suggested about future medical uses?

They will replace doctors now.

They could protect our bodies from disease in the future.

They have no medical use.

Which option is NOT claimed in the passage?

They are already widely used in medicine today.

They may be very useful in the future.

They could have future medical applications.

What is the overall topic of the passage?

Nanobots or nano-spiders

DNA sequences

Large medical robots

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Nano-Spider QuizOnline version

by Санобар Сариева

In the first paragraph, the writer says the nano-spider is:

Why classify nano-spiders as robots?

What does 'this' refer to in line 30?

What do we learn about nano-spiders in paragraph five?

What does the writer say about concerns over nanotechnology?

All in all, nano-spiders may be:

One reason given for calling nano-spiders robots is that they are built with:

Which statement is suggested about future medical uses?

Which option is NOT claimed in the passage?

What is the overall topic of the passage?

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