What vehicle uses electricity instead of petrol?
Electric car 
What machine can help people clean their homes?
Robot
What do we call a person who travels and works in space?
Astronaut
What do pupils read to learn information?
Books or textbooks
Complete the sentence: “In the future, people may use ______.”
Accept any suitable future technology.
What vehicle can fly in the sky and carry people?
Flying car

What device can keep food cold and may connect to the internet?
Smart fridge
What vehicle carries people or equipment into space?
Rocket
What device can pupils use to read digital books?
Tablet
Complete the sentence: “Robots may help people ______.”
Clean, cook, carry things or perform other tasks.
What car can move without a human driver controlling it?
Self-driving car 
What technology allows people to experience a computer-generated world?
Virtual reality
What object travels around Earth or another planet?
Satellite
What kind of book may include activities pupils can interact with?
Interactive book
What invention would help you at home?
Accept any reasonable invention, such as a robot cleaner.
What vehicle travels on tracks and can carry many passengers quickly?
High-speed train

What do we call the use of machines to perform tasks automatically?
Automation
Where might astronauts live and work on the Moon?
Moon base
What is a virtual classroom?
A classroom where pupils and teachers learn or meet online.
What transport would you like to use in the future? Why?
Accept a suitable vehicle and reason.
How might self-driving cars help people in the future?
They may make travelling easier and help people who cannot drive. 
How can robots help people in their daily lives? Give two examples.
They can clean homes, prepare food, carry objects or help in factories.
Why might people want to build a base on the Moon?
To explore the Moon and support future space missions.
How might technology make learning easier in the future? Give two examples.
It may provide interactive activities, instant feedback, learning videos or personalised practice.
Imagine one new invention for the future. What can it do, and how will it help people?
Accept any reasonable invention with a clear function and benefit.