Question

read this excerpt from a passage.
there was a time when robots and home automation were just a fantasy. robots were found only in science fiction and home automation was limited to cartoon families who had every convenience at their fingertips. meals arrived with a simple push of a button. a robot maid performed every task humans didnt care to do. today, these once visionary ideas have become reality.
in factories, robots perform hazardous tasks; in homes, they vacuum the floor. houses can now lock themselves and lights are programmed to turn off and on automatically. in hospitals, doctors use robots to perform surgery. cars that drive themselves are in development. as automated machines and robots take on more human tasks, there are serious questions to consider. what will become of society if robots do all the work? will humans become too dependent on machines and lose the ability to do things for themselves? will robots eventually become smarter than humans?
who is the intended audience for this passage?
science fiction writers
experts who design robots
robots with artificial intelligence
people who are interested in robots

Explanation:

The passage introduces the development of robots from fantasy to reality in various fields (factories, homes, hospitals) and poses questions about their impact on society. It is not targeted at a narrow group like science - fiction writers (only mentioned as a past context for robots) or robot designers (no technical design details). Robots themselves are not the audience. The general exploration of robots' role and implications makes it suitable for people interested in robots.

Answer:

people who are interested in robots