The ‘work school’ _________ of teenagers from all of the city´s high schools. ( consists, involves, contains, employs )

Furby ________ attention all day but sleeps at night. ( asks, calls, demands, shouts )

If you take a walk through the capital city of Iceland this summer, you‘ll _______ groups of young people working in parks and gardens around the city. ( see, look, show, visit )

A true robot is any machine that can _______ about and do different jobs without human help. ( go, move, stand, work )

The students also learn _______ to work as a member of a team. ( how, where, why, then )

Most ________ these kids working in green areas of the city are in high school. ( for, of, from, with )

_________ they have not yet replaced human workers, robots are found in nearly every factory. ( Since, Although, Unless, Until )

Robots have made factories ________ more efficient. ( much, any, many, all )

Roughly 75% of Reykjavik’s 14-year-old; and 60% of the city's 16-year-olds take ______. ( part, away, place, up )

Furby is _________ robot toy. it has working ears, eyes and mouth. ( extra, another, every, other )

There is a surprisingly large ________ of Reykjavik‘s teenagers. ( size, number, level, lot )

One robot dog called Aibo first went on sale in 1999 in Japan. Since then it has _________ cheaper to buy and more reliable. ( developed, grown, produced, become )

The students all work as a member of a team which is _________ by an adult. ( moved, held, kept, led )