How does the information in paragraph 3 relate to the photograph of the Cybathlon competitor?
It shows an athlete using advanced technology.
It explains why athletes don’t use technology.
It describes a race car instead of a person.
It focuses only on the audience.
What is the Cybathlon, and what is it nicknamed?
A video game tournament for robots.
A dance competition for people with disabilities.
A competition where athletes use robotics; also called ...
A marathon for cyborgs only.
Who assists pilots in the Cyborg Olympics?
Doctors assist pilots.
Pilots work alone.
Robots assist the pilots.
Engineers assist pilots.
What is the cutting-edge technology referred to in the second paragraph?
Robotics and prosthetics.
A new type of wheelchair.
Virtual reality headsets.
AI-powered running shoes.
How does the information in paragraph 3 relate to the photograph of the Cybathlon competitor?
It describes a race car instead of a person.
It focuses only on the audience.
It explains why athletes don’t use technology.
It shows an athlete using advanced technology.
Why are robotic arms and legs prohibited in the Paralympic Games?
They could give an unfair advantage.
They are too expensive.
They don’t work properly.
They make athletes slower.
How might the technology used in some Cybathlon events be used in everyday life?
Replaces human doctors.
Used for video games only.
Helps with daily tasks like holding objects.
Helps people fly.
For whom would an exoskeleton be most useful? Could an exoskeleton benefit an able-bodied person?
Works only for young people.
Only helps robots.
Helps paralyzed people and can improve strength.
Makes people run super fast.
What sorts of abuses could occur from blending the human body with technology? Is there a way to minimize potential abuses of this technology before they happen?
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