VEX Robotics 2425 Scoring

How many points are awarded for each Ring Scored on a Stake?

• 1 Point

• 3 Points

• 6 Points

• 12 Points

Answer explanation

Each Ring Scored on a Stake is awarded 1 Point, making 1 Point the correct choice.

What is the point value for a Climb - Level 3?

• 3 Points

• 6 Points

• 9 Points

• 12 Points

Answer explanation

The correct point value for a Climb - Level 3 is 12 Points, as indicated in the answer choices. Therefore, the correct answer is 12 Points.

When are all scoring statuses evaluated?

• Before the Match starts

• During the Match

• After the Match ends

• At the halfway point of the Match

Answer explanation

All scoring statuses are evaluated after the Match ends, not before, during, or at the halfway point of the Match.

What is the primary 5-second visual cue used by Teams and Head Referees at the end of the Match?

• A flashing light

• A sound alarm

• The on-screen timer displayed by Tournament Manager

• A flag signal

Answer explanation

The primary 5-second visual cue used by Teams and Head Referees at the end of the Match is the on-screen timer displayed by Tournament Manager.

What happens if both Alliances violate rules during the Autonomous Period?

• Both Alliances receive the Autonomous Bonus

• Neither Alliance receives the Autonomous Bonus

• The Alliance with fewer violations receives the Autonomous Bonus

• The match is restarted

Answer explanation

If both Alliances violate rules during the Autonomous Period, neither Alliance receives the Autonomous Bonus.

What is one of the criteria for a Ring to be considered Scored on a Stake?

• The Ring is contacting a Robot from the same color Alliance as the Ring.

• The Ring is contacting a gray foam tile.

• The Ring is "encircling" a Stake.

• The Stake exceeds its total permitted number of Rings.

Answer explanation

The correct criteria for a Ring to be considered Scored on a Stake is that the Ring must be 'encircling' a Stake.

According to the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes Game Manual, what happens if there are too many Rings on a Stake?

• The lowest Rings will be removed.

• The highest Rings will be removed.

• The Stake will be disqualified.

• The Rings will be ignored.

Answer explanation

According to the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes Game Manual, if there are too many Rings on a Stake, the highest Rings will be removed.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the requirement for a Mobile Goal to be upright?

• A Mobile Goal must be upright for its Rings to be considered Scored.

• A Mobile Goal does not need to be upright for its Rings to be considered Scored.

• Only upright Mobile Goals can have Scored Rings.

• Mobile Goals must be upright and stable for Rings to be considered Scored.

Answer explanation

A Mobile Goal does not need to be upright for its Rings to be considered Scored.

What is the purpose of the "shake test" mentioned in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes Game Manual?

• To ensure the Stake is stable.

• To check if the Ring falls anywhere other than further onto its Stake.

• To verify the color of the Ring.

• To measure the height of the Stake.

Answer explanation

The purpose of the 'shake test' is to check if the Ring falls anywhere other than further onto its Stake.

What is considered a Top Ring in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

• A Ring that is Scored on a Stake.

• A Ring that is the furthest Scored Ring from a given Stake's base.

• A Ring that is the closest Scored Ring to a given Stake's base.

• A Ring that is not Scored on a Stake.

Answer explanation

A Top Ring in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition is considered to be a Ring that is Scored on a Stake.