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Natural Born Robots:
Viewer Challenge Quiz
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Here are the answers to the Scientific American Frontiers Show 1002: Natural Born Robots Viewer Challenge:
  1. c
  2. three legs are on the ground at all times, keeping it from falling over
  3. because of its speed -- the tuna swims very fast and covers great distances quickly
  4. b
  5. d
  6. is able to learn from experience, not programmed, learns by doing
  7. responds, emotes, acts more like people
  8. a
  9. c
  10. speed and strategy





 

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