Rubber Band Car Competition Quiz

What is required for the basic structure of the vehicle in the rubber band car competition?

• A frame, two axles, and four wheels.

• A frame, at least one axle, and at least one wheel.

• A frame and four wheels, but no axles.

• Two axles and at least two wheels, but no frame.

How many people are allowed to manipulate the rubber bands that power the car during the setup?

• One person only.

• Up to two people.

• Three people.

• Any number of people.

What type of surface is acceptable for conducting the test of the rubber band car?

• Any flat surface.

• Only on wooden surfaces.

• Only on metallic surfaces.

• Surfaces with a slight incline.

What must be done after the rubber band car has been released and before it stops?

• The car must be guided by a stick.

• The car may be pushed to help it continue.

• No one can touch the car until it stops completely on its own.

• The car should be caught before it stops.

How is the distance traveled by the rubber band car measured after it stops?

• From the start line to where the car stops.

• From the closest point on the car at the start to the farthest point reached.

• From the start line to the closest point on the car after it stops.

• From the point where the car was released to where it first touched an object.

What is the maximum number of rubber bands allowed to power the car in the competition?

• Only one rubber band.

• Up to two rubber bands.

• Up to three rubber bands.

• There is no limit on the number of rubber bands.

What happens if the rubber band car leaves the designated track during a test?

• The test is paused and the car is placed back on the track.

• The test continues without any penalties.

• The test is stopped and considered invalid.

• The car must complete the course regardless of its path.

Which of the following is NOT allowed as a material for the wheels of the rubber band car?

• Plastic

• Wood

• Metal

• Glass