AI at the Grocery Store

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1. What do rolling AI robots do when they move through grocery store aisles?

   1. They clean up spills and messes on the floor
   2. They scan shelves to find empty spots that need restocking
   3. They take photos of customers for security
   4. They help customers find products faster

2. Why do self-checkout machines use AI cameras?

   1. To help customers find coupons on their phones
   2. To detect if a barcode was missed or not scanned
   3. To recognize customers' faces for payment
   4. To count how many items customers buy

3. Based on what you learned, what information does a grocery app use to make product suggestions?

   1. The store's employee schedules
   2. Products that are on sale at other stores
   3. Items the customer has bought before
   4. The weather forecast for the week

4. How does AI help grocery stores decide how much milk to order each week?

   1. It asks customers how much they want
   2. It waits for the store manager to decide
   3. It guesses based on past sales patterns and trends
   4. It randomly picks a number

5. What is one main way AI helps grocery stores run more smoothly?

   1. It designs the store layout
   2. It hires and trains new employees
   3. It creates the weekly advertising flyers
   4. It keeps shelves stocked by detecting empty spots

6. What would happen if AI did not help spot empty shelves in a store?

   1. Customers might find empty spots where products should be
   2. The self-checkout machines would stop working
   3. Prices would automatically become cheaper
   4. The store would need more employees at checkout

7. Why might a grocery store want to know what products you buy most often?

   1. To remove those items from the store
   2. To decide which employees to fire
   3. To raise prices on your favorite items
   4. To send you personalized deals and suggestions

8. If a grocery store runs out of bread often, how could AI help fix this problem?

   1. By making customers wait longer at checkout
   2. By recommending the store stop selling bread
   3. By predicting how much bread to order based on past sales
   4. By hiding bread from customers

9. What is 'inventory' in a grocery store?

   1. The money the store earns each day
   2. The list of employees who work there
   3. The products and supplies the store has available to sell
   4. The equipment used to cool frozen foods

10. What might be a problem if a grocery store cannot accurately predict how much produce to order?

    1. The self-checkout machines would break
    2. The store would have to close early
    3. The produce might go bad before being sold, or customers might find empty shelves
    4. Customers would get free groceries

11. How does the AI at self-checkout know when something was not scanned?

    1. It listens for a beep sound
    2. It counts the items on the receipt
    3. It uses cameras to see what enters the bagging area
    4. It asks the customer to confirm

12. What is a benefit of having AI suggest deals in a grocery app?

    1. The app stops working completely
    2. The store can charge higher prices
    3. Customers save time finding products they already like
    4. Customers must visit the store more often

13. Why do stores need to know how much of each product to keep in stock?

    1. So they can raise prices whenever they want
    2. So they can display products in the window
    3. To reduce the number of employees needed
    4. To make sure customers can buy what they need without empty shelves

14. What would be a sign that a grocery store uses AI technology?

    1. The store only accepts cash payments
    2. You see a robot moving around checking shelves
    3. The store has no computers at all
    4. There are no price tags on products

15. If you wanted to find AI at a grocery store, where would be the best place to look?

    1. In the parking lot where cars are parked
    2. In the store's break room
    3. At the self-checkout and in the aisles for robots
    4. In the restrooms