Question

question 8
which question is not answered by the article?
a. how are real people different from robots?
b. will robots replace all factory workers in japan?
c. what are some human jobs that robots can do?
d. how many robots work in factories in japan?

Explanation:

To determine which question is not answered by the article (not provided here, but based on typical article structures about robots in Japan), we analyze each option:

• Option A: Articles on robots vs humans often discuss differences (e.g., emotions, creativity vs programming).
• Option B: Articles about robot labor in Japan may address if they'll fully replace factory workers (e.g., discussing limitations or trends).
• Option C: Articles on robot jobs list tasks robots can do (e.g., assembly line work).
• Option D: The number of robots in Japanese factories is a specific statistic. Unless the article includes exact counts (rare unless a report), this is less likely to be answered, or if the article doesn't have this data, D is the unanswered one. Typically, such articles focus on types of jobs, replacement potential, or human-robot differences, not exact counts of factory robots in Japan.

Answer:

D. How many robots work in factories in Japan?