Sphero Coding Challenge Quiz

What is the primary objective of the Sphero Coding Challenge?

• To learn about robotics
• To program the Sphero robot using block coding
• To compete against classmates
• To build a physical obstacle course

Which of the following materials is NOT required for the Sphero Coding Challenge?

• A Sphero robot
• A computer with Sphero Edu app
• A physical obstacle course
• Time limit of 45 minutes

In Part 1, what is the first movement your Sphero should perform?

• Turn 90 degrees
• Roll backward
• Roll forward 50 cm
• Change color

What is one way to solve issues with sharp turns in your Sphero's movement?

• Increase the speed
• Adjust the delay before turning
• Change the color
• Add more turns

During the Obstacle Course Challenge, how many times must your Sphero turn?

• At least once
• At least twice
• At least three times
• No turns required

What creative element can you add to your Sphero's journey in Part 3?

• A longer path
• A sound effect
• More turns
• A faster speed

What is a suggested way to make your Sphero 'dance' at the end of the challenge?

• Program a spinning move with color flashes
• Make it roll faster
• Add more obstacles
• Change its shape

What should you do if your Sphero does not perform as expected during testing?

• Give up
• Adjust your code and retest
• Ask a friend to do it for you
• Ignore the problem

What is one benefit of using block coding for programming the Sphero?

• It is more complex
• It allows for visual representation of code
• It requires advanced programming knowledge
• It is less interactive

What is the purpose of the reflection questions at the end of the challenge?

• To evaluate your peers
• To assess your own learning and challenges faced
• To summarize the coding process
• To create a final project