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Questions 1-10 

Match the underlined structures (Q1-Q10) to their names (A-L).  

 

South Korean woman's hair 'eaten' by robot vacuum 

cleaner as she slept 

The woman was sleeping on the floor of her home when 

the robotic cleaner ingested her hair leaving her in agony. 

Firefighters try to rescue a woman at her house in 

Changwon, southeast South Korea after her hair was 

sucked into a robot vacuum cleaner (Q1). She lost 

about 10 strands of hair but was not injured.  

When a South Korean woman invested in a robot 

vacuum cleaner, the idea was to leave her trustworthy 

gadget to do its work (Q2) while she took a break from 

household chores. 

Instead, the 52-year-old (Q3) resident of Changwon city 

ended up being the victim of what many believe is a peek 

into a dystopian future in which supposedly benign robots 

turn against their human masters. 

The woman, whose name is being withheld (Q4), was 

taking a nap on the floor at home when the vacuum 

cleaner locked on to her hair and sucked it up, apparently 

mistaking it for dust. 

The agony of having her hair entangled (Q5) in the 

bowels of the contraption roused the woman from her 

slumber. 

Unable to free herself, she called the fire department 

(Q6) with a “desperate rescue plea” and was separated 

from the robot’s clutches by paramedics, according to the 

South Korean newspaper the Kyunghyang Shinmun. 

She escaped serious injury, although it is not known 

whether she has retained the autonomous cleaner’s 

services (Q7). 

Robot vacuum cleaners have grown in popularity in 

recent years, with US firm iRobot’s circular Roomba 

selling well over 10 million units  (Q8) in the 12 years 

since its debut in 2002 (Q9). 

Panasonic recently unveiled Rulo, a triangular rival to 

Roomba that the Japanese firm says is more adept at 

sucking up dust from corners. 

The wheeled gadgets are equipped with sensors that 

enable them to steer clear of obstacles, avoid tumbling 

down stairs, and detect dust and other debris on the floor. 

They can also be programmed to seek out a recharging 

dock. 

Korean Biz Wire pointed out, however (Q10), that people 

from cultures in which it’s commonplace to sit or nap on 

the floor - such as Japan and South Korea – may be 

more vulnerable to vacuum robot rage. 

 

 

Names of structures 

A)  Adverbial clause of time 

B)  Attribute 

C)  Causative structure 

D)  Complex Object 

E)  Gerundial Construction 

F)  Infinitive Construction 

G)  Linking word 

H)  Modifier of time 

I)  Non-defining relative clause 

J)  Noun clause 

K)  Object 

L)  Predicative 

 

 

 

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Firefighters try to rescue a woman at her house in Changwon, southeast South Korea after her 

hair was sucked into a robot vacuum cleaner (Q1) 

 

Type of sentence: a complex sentence 

Subject: Firefighters 

Predicate: try 

Object: a woman 

Modifier: at her house in Changwon (place) 

after her hair was sucked into a robot vacuum cleaner - adverbial clause of time (connected 

with a subordinating conjunction after)