AI Coaches People Through Recovery Exercises

End-of-lesson check

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1. What device does an AI exercise coach typically use to watch your movements?

   1. A heart rate monitor strapped to your chest
   2. A special fitness watch
   3. A smart floor mat
   4. A phone or tablet camera

2. When an AI coach notices you lifting your leg too low during an exercise, what does it typically do?

   1. Pauses the entire workout permanently
   2. Takes a photo to show your parents
   3. Records a video for the internet
   4. Corrects your form by giving a gentle hint

3. What is one main advantage of having an AI automatically count your exercise repetitions?

   1. You don't lose track of how many you've done
   2. You can do fewer exercises overall
   3. The AI does the exercises for you
   4. You don't need to exercise at all anymore

4. If you start feeling pain while exercising with an AI coach, what might the AI suggest?

   1. Pausing or slowing down the exercise
   2. Skipping the exercise forever
   3. Ignoring the pain and continuing
   4. Doing the exercise faster

5. Which two body parts were mentioned in the lesson as examples of areas that might need rehabilitation after surgery?

   1. Eyes and ears
   2. Knee and shoulder
   3. Heart and lungs
   4. Stomach and back

6. The lesson compares an AI exercise coach to what object to help explain how it helps?

   1. A tiny coach in your pocket
   2. A library book
   3. A sleeping cat
   4. A large television screen

7. What type of exercises does an AI exercise coach help people with, as described in the lesson?

   1. Advanced gymnastics routines
   2. Professional sports training
   3. Dancing competitions
   4. Recovery or healing exercises after surgery

8. Why might someone need to do their rehabilitation exercises at home instead of at a hospital?

   1. So they can practice regularly between doctor visits
   2. Because the AI is too expensive to use at hospitals
   3. Because it's against the law to exercise at a hospital
   4. Because hospitals don't have exercise equipment

9. When the lesson says AI 'gently corrects your form,' what does the word 'form' mean in this context?

   1. The way you position your body during an exercise
   2. A shape like a square or circle
   3. A legal document
   4. A written document about exercises

10. Which of these words was listed as a key term in the lesson that means the process of getting better after injury or surgery?

    1. Pizza
    2. Vacation
    3. Party
    4. Rehab

11. How does information about your home exercise performance get from your phone to your doctor?

    1. By the doctor watching you exercise in person
    2. Through your school's computer
    3. By you writing a letter every day
    4. Through a report the AI generates and sends

12. What should you do if the AI coach notices you're exercising incorrectly and suggests a change?

    1. Try to adjust your movement as suggested
    2. Do the exercise even harder
    3. Ignore the AI completely
    4. Turn off the device and go outside

13. What makes an AI exercise coach different from a regular exercise video you might watch on TV?

    1. The TV video is louder
    2. The AI can watch you and give personalized feedback
    3. The TV video is more expensive
    4. The TV video requires a subscription

14. What happens to your exercise count if you try to keep track in your head without help?

    1. Your phone stops working
    2. The count disappears completely
    3. The count gets doubled automatically
    4. You might lose count and not know how many you've done

15. Why is it important for the doctor to know how you're doing with home exercises?

    1. So they can adjust your recovery plan if needed
    2. So they can give it to your classmates
    3. So they can share it on television
    4. So they can charge you more money