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There are 50 questions from the story "Too Bad" by Isaac Asimov. You have 40 secs to answer each questions. You ONLY have 7 lives.

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Froggy Jumps Collaborative TestVersion en ligne There are 50 questions from the story "Too Bad" by Isaac Asimov. You have 40 secs to answer each questions. You ONLY have 7 lives. par Yeshey Choden 1 Who is Dr. Gregory Arnfeld? a A patient waiting for heart surgery b A scientist who created MIK c A doctor working with MIK 2 Why did Dr. Arnfeld create MIK? a To replace human doctors b To prove robots are better than humans c To assist in complicated surgeries 3 What is unique about MIK? a It has an abdominal brain for faster response b It looks like a normal person c It can perform household chores 4 Why did Mrs. Arnfeld worry about her husband? a Because MIK was not functioning well b Because he wanted to test MIK on himself c Because the World Charter warned them 5 What does the World Charter stand for? a A hospital for patients b An international law body protecting people’s rights c A group of scientists 6 What is the central conflict of the story? a Man vs. Machine b Man vs. Mortality c Man vs. Society 7 What theme is explored in the story? a The joy of invention b Friendship and loyalty c Human pride and its consequences 8 Why is the story titled Too Bad? a Because Dr. Arnfeld’s pride led to his downfall b Because MIK failed the surgery c Because Mrs. Arnfeld left him 9 What is MIK? a A pet cat b A robot surgeon c A spaceship 10 Why was MIK’s head small and body heavy? a For balance b To store batteries c Its brain and mechanism were in its abdomen 11 Why was the World Charter involved? a To provide money b To build more robots c To protect human rights 12 Why is the story called Too Bad? a Because things ended tragically b Because MIK was ugly c Because Mrs. Arnfeld was sad 13 Which word best describes Dr. Arnfeld? a Humble b Lazy c Proud 14 What lesson can readers learn? a Machines are perfect b Pride can be dangerous c Don’t trust doctors 15 What ethical issue is raised? a Medical experiments on oneself b Freedom of speech c Machine rights 16 What is MIK’s role in the story? a Symbol of miracle b Symbol of technology c Symbol of loyalty 17 Which idioms best fits Dr. Arnfeld? a Curiosity killed the cat b Time heals everything c Early bird catches the worm 18 The ending suggests: a Machines are perfect b Human pride can cause tragedy c Robots always win 19 The story warns against: a Depending too much on machine b Overconfidence in science c Impacts of science 20 If MIK could talk, what would it likely say? a “Trust me, I am an advanced robot” b "Trust me, I am better than doctors!" c “Trust me, I know surgery!” 21 If Mrs. Arnfeld had built MIK, what would she do differently? a Add wheels b Make it handsome c Refuse to test it on family 22 If the World Charter banned robots, what would happen? a Arnfeld’s invention would be useless b Mrs. Arnfeld would be happy c Dr. Arnfeld would build more 23 Why did Dr. Arnfeld ignore warnings? a He was tired b He was stubborn c He was excited. 24 What symbol does MIK’s heavy body suggest? a Strength of machines b Burden of technology c Fun design 25 Which best describes the story’s mood? a Serious and cautionary b Adventure-filled c Light and funny 26 Why does Mrs. Arnfeld fear MIK? a It could harm her husband b It could steal her husband's time and love c It could kill her love for her husband 27 The story reflects Asimov’s warning about: a Robots sacrificing its live for humans b Robots being overconfident c Robots replacing humans 28 Who had better judgment? a Dr. Arnfeld b Mrs. Arnfeld c MIK 29 What shape was MIK? a Conical b Round c Human-like 30 What part of MIK contained its brain? a Head b Abdomen c Hands 31 Who is the “voice of caution” in the story? a MIK b Dr. Arnfeld c Mrs. Arnfeld 32 Which literary device is in the title 'Too Bad' ? a Simile b Irony c Metaphor 33 If MIK had emotions, what would it feel? a Proud of being loyal b Proud of being an advanced medical robot c Proud of helping 34 If MIK failed, what would the headline be? a "Robot kills inventor!" b "Robot fails the mission!" c "Robot runs away in shame!" 35 If Asimov wrote this today, what might change? a Arnfeld would use TikTok b MIK would be AI-powered c Mrs. Arnfeld would text warnings 36 What caused Dr. Arnfeld’s downfall? a Pride b Love c Passion 37 Which lesson is most relevant today? a Machines never fail b Doctors are unnecessary c Be cautious with technology 38 What best summarizes the story? a Robots make life easy b Human pride clashing with robot potential c Science always wins 39 If MIK were a TikTok influencer, what would its content be about? a Surgery tutorials b Loyalty tutorials c Rules tutorials 40 Dr. Arnfeld ignored warnings because: a he was too proud of his invention b he wanted to show-off c He trusted science too much 41 Which “real-world skill” does MIK teach indirectly? a Loyalty assessment b Risk assessment c wise decision assessment 42 What is Dr. Arnfeld’s biggest flaw? a Over-confidence b Stubborness c Pride 43 If Mrs. Arnfeld made a TikTok, what would it show? a Dancing with MIK b Warning about testing MIK c Cleaning the house 44 If MIK were in a reality show, it would win: a Fastest surgery challenge b Loyalty challenge c Best robot challenge 45 Why might Dr. Arnfeld risk surgery on himself instead of using a volunteer? a Pride b Over-confidence c Greediness 46 Which modern technology is MIK closest to? a Selfie camera b Smartphone c AI surgeon 47 What does the story teach problem-solving skills? a Consider consequences before acting b Always rely on luck c Avoid science 48 How would you summarize the story in one sentence? a Pride, robots, and a very stupid scientist. b Pride, robots, and a very heavy-bottomed MIK. c Pride, robots, and an very anxious wife. 49 Why does Dr. Arnfeld insist on testing MIK on himself rather than others? a He doesn’t trust anyone else b He wants to show off to Mrs. Arnfeld c He wants to prove his pride and confidence 50 Mrs. Arnfeld refers MIK as a "Cavalier" of her husband. "Cavalier" means a Protective shield b Dog c Best invention

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par Yeshey Choden

Who is Dr. Gregory Arnfeld?

Why did Dr. Arnfeld create MIK?

What is unique about MIK?

Why did Mrs. Arnfeld worry about her husband?

What does the World Charter stand for?

What is the central conflict of the story?

What theme is explored in the story?

Why is the story titled Too Bad?

What is MIK?

Why was MIK’s head small and body heavy?

Why was the World Charter involved?

Why is the story called Too Bad?

Which word best describes Dr. Arnfeld?

What lesson can readers learn?

What ethical issue is raised?

What is MIK’s role in the story?

Which idioms best fits Dr. Arnfeld?

The ending suggests:

The story warns against:

If MIK could talk, what would it likely say?

If Mrs. Arnfeld had built MIK, what would she do differently?

If the World Charter banned robots, what would happen?

Why did Dr. Arnfeld ignore warnings?

What symbol does MIK’s heavy body suggest?

Which best describes the story’s mood?

Why does Mrs. Arnfeld fear MIK?

The story reflects Asimov’s warning about:

Who had better judgment?

What shape was MIK?

What part of MIK contained its brain?

Who is the “voice of caution” in the story?

Which literary device is in the title 'Too Bad' ?

If MIK had emotions, what would it feel?

If MIK failed, what would the headline be?

If Asimov wrote this today, what might change?

What caused Dr. Arnfeld’s downfall?

Which lesson is most relevant today?

What best summarizes the story?

If MIK were a TikTok influencer, what would its content be about?

Dr. Arnfeld ignored warnings because:

Which “real-world skill” does MIK teach indirectly?

What is Dr. Arnfeld’s biggest flaw?

If Mrs. Arnfeld made a TikTok, what would it show?

If MIK were in a reality show, it would win:

Why might Dr. Arnfeld risk surgery on himself instead of using a volunteer?

Which modern technology is MIK closest to?

What does the story teach problem-solving skills?

How would you summarize the story in one sentence?

Why does Dr. Arnfeld insist on testing MIK on himself rather than others?

Mrs. Arnfeld refers MIK as a "Cavalier" of her husband. "Cavalier" means