Based on the information provided and the Latin root word "corporare," which means "form into a body," the boldfaced word "incorporate" most likely means:
“take in as part of a whole.”
"How Robots Can Assist Students with Disabilities"
by Alina Tugend
Imagine: Robots that help teach social skills to children with autism. Translation software that provides deaf students with a more fluid and interactive experience. Data analysis to determine effective methods to identify those with dyslexia.
These tools, which all incorporate artificial intelligence, aim to find better ways to detect, teach and assist those with learning disabilities. Some are already in classrooms; others are still in the research phase.
Social robots, which are made to interact with humans, can help teach social and educational skills to students of all abilities, including those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, hearing impairments, Down syndrome and autism.
"How Robots Can Assist Students with Disabilities" by Alina Tugend, from THE NEW YORK TIMES, March 30, 2022. Copyright © 2022 by The New York Times Company. All rights reserved. Used under license.
Question
Use the passage to answer the question.
Review the boldfaced word in the passage. By knowing that the Latin root word corporare means “form into a body,” you can determine that incorporate most likely means
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Responses
“feature multiple limbs.”
“feature multiple limbs.”
“sculpt into a figure.”
“sculpt into a figure.”
“take in as part of a whole.”
“take in as part of a whole.”
“create a new being.”
“create a new being.”
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