OPTION A — ROBOT COOKS ARE RAPIDLY MAKING THEIR WAY INTO RESTAURANT KITCHENS

Briefly answer ONLY 4 out of the following 6 questions with only the data required (not a whole sentence) (2 points; 0.5 points each).

1. What does 'this' refer to in line 1?
2. How frequently can the robotic pizza-making machine developed by Space X engineers produce a pizza?
3. Does Jake Brewer believe that robot chefs will become more common in restaurants?
4. What does the 'Chippy' robot cook?
5. What factor is partially driving the adoption of automation technology in restaurants?
6. Does Clemson University professor Richard Park believe that automation works better for expensive food?

Are the following statements true or false? Indicate the lines that support your answer (1 point).

1. Chipotle Mexican Grill collaborated with Miso Robotics to create a robot named 'Chippy' for handling customer service.
2. The recent poll by Big Red Rooster revealed that all diners welcome the idea of robots preparing their food.

Choose a OR b, ONLY ONE choice is correct according to the text (1 point).

• a) Former SpaceX employees were involved in building a touchless pizza-making machine that fits in the back of a truck for Stellar Pizza.
• b) Jake Brewer, Miso Robotics' chief strategy officer, predicts that robots cooking in restaurants will decline over time.

Vocabulary (2 points).

4.1 Choose one of the options below and find one word in the text for its definition (0.6): a) A large road vehicle used for transporting large amounts of goods. b) A set of instructions telling you how to prepare and cook food.

4.2 Find a synonym in the text for one of the two words below (0.6): a) inexpensive b) survey

4.3 For one of the following words from the text, give a synonym that fits the meaning of the text (0.8): a) fellow (line 5) b) concern (line 23)

Write about the following topic using between 120-150 words (4 points).

Option A: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having a robot cooking for you.

Option B: What features of your personality do you think you share with your relatives or family?

OPTION B — DOES DNA HOME TESTING REALLY UNDERSTAND RACE?

Briefly answer ONLY 4 out of the following 6 questions with only the data required (2 points; 0.5 points each).

1. Was the author hoping for confusion and distress from the MyHeritage test?
2. Did the author receive the DNA test results by postal mail last year?
3. Where did the author's blackness come from according to the test results?
4. What did the author feel about the unexpected 50/50 split in her DNA results?
5. What does 'their' refer to in line 14?
6. What open-source DNA testing site was used by the police to identify California's Golden State Killer?

Are the following statements true or false? Indicate the lines that support your answer (1 point).

1. The author's Irish mother provided extensive information about the biological father, making the DNA test unnecessary.
2. The author wondered if the DNA results indicated Nigerian ancestry or a Nigerian biological father.

Choose a OR b, ONLY ONE choice is correct according to the text (1 point).

• a) The author's DNA test results perfectly matched the promises made in advertisements for home-testing kits.
• b) Recent events, like GEDmatch being used to identify California's Golden State Killer, have raised concerns about the storage of sensitivity genetic information and privacy.

Vocabulary (2 points).

4.1 Choose one of the options below and find one word in the text for its definition (0.6): a) The way a person or thing looks to other people. b) Persons related to you who lived a long time ago.

4.2 Find a synonym in the text for one of the two words below (0.6): a) saliva b) approximately

4.3 For one of the following words from the text, give a synonym that fits the meaning of the text (0.8): a) company (line 2) b) valuable (line 21)