Drone blocks & Safety - quiz_1

Drones are known as UAV's. What does UAV stand for?

• Unidentified aerial vehicles

• Unmanned aerial vehicles

• Unusual aerial vehicles

What is an autonomous drone?

• A drone that can fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks without being directly controlled by a human.

• A drone that is operated with a remote control to fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks.

• A drone that can fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks without any control at all by a human.

Which one below is a safety rule you must follow when operating a drone?

• You must keep your drone above 100 metres when flying directly over people.

• You must be able to see your drone with your own eyes at all times.

• If you fly two drones at the same time, you must be in control of both of them.

• All of the above.

Which industry currently uses drones?

• Agriculture

• Mining

• Real Estate

• All of the above.

If you wanted to reverse your drone’s direction, how many degrees would you program your drone to turn left or right by?

• 90 degrees

• 360 degrees

• 180 degrees

• 270 degrees

Which flight path best describes the program above?

• The drone would take off, fly forward for 1 second, turn right, fly forward for 1 second to a different position and land.

• The drone would take off, fly forward for 1 second, turn around, fly back to its original position and land.

• The drone would take off, fly forward for 1 second, complete a full rotation, fly forward for another second and land.

Which flight path best describes the above program for a drone?

• The drone would complete a rectangular shaped flight path.

• The drone would complete an L shaped flight pattern.

• The drone would complete a square shaped flight pattern.

In coding terms, what colour block is a Loop in the program above?

• Orange

• Green

• Yellow

Which program is best to move a drone forward, fly around a tower of crates and return the drone to its original position?

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Which program is best to fly a drone over an obstacle?

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