Clawbot with Controller

Which of the following about loops is true?

• A loop can repeat a robot’s actions forever.
• A loop can repeat a robot’s actions a set number of times.
• A loop shortens the number of blocks needed in a project.
• All of these answers are correct.

Mitchel wants to program his Clawbot to continuously run in a square path around the room without stopping. Which is the best block to use to accomplish this?

• The [Repeat] until block
• The [Repeat] block
• The [Wait until] block
• The [Forever] block

To start a project in VEXcode IQ, which is the correct order of steps?

• Open the file menu, select examples, choose a template, name the project, save the project.
• Open the file menu, choose a template, name the project, select examples, save the project.
• Save the project, open the file menu, name the project, select examples, choose a template.

Jose has created a project to make his Clawbot drive forward, set the Touch LED color to blue, and play a sound. He wants to repeat this series of behaviors 4 times. How many total inches forward has the CLawbot traveled when the loop is complete?

• 8
• 6
• 42
• 4

Terrance is using a repeat block with 4 blocks inside of it. The [Repeat] block is set to [Repeat] 11 times. What is the right mathematical notation which describes how many total blocks the robot will run through in the project, including the [Repeat] block?

• 1 + (4 x 11)
• 4 x 11
• 1 + 4 + 11
• 4 + 11

The Joystick, L buttons, and R buttons are all triggers for event-driven programming in the Clawbot Control Example Project.

• True
• False

In the following project, what function does the [set motor stopping] blocks do?

• They do not allow the Controller to move the Arm and Claw.
• They stop the motors from moving after the loop has ended.
• They allow the motors to spin freely.
• They prevent the Arm from dropping and/or the Claw from closing when the buttons that control their motors are released.