Lego Spike Prime Programming Concepts

Explain the process of programming a robot with Lego Spike Prime.

• Using the Spike app to create a program by dragging and dropping blocks of code

• Hiring a professional programmer to write the code for the robot

• Sending telepathic signals to the robot to make it move

• Using a hammer to physically input the commands into the robot

What are the different sensors available in Lego Spike Prime?

• Speed sensor, Weight sensor, Tilt sensor, Vibration sensor, and Rotation sensor

• Color sensor, Gyro sensor, Force sensor, Distance sensor, and Vision sensor

• Temperature sensor, Sound sensor, Light sensor, Touch sensor, and Pressure sensor

• Motion sensor, Humidity sensor, Infrared sensor, Proximity sensor, and Accelerometer sensor

What is the role of the programmable hub in Lego Spike Prime?

• It acts as a storage unit for the Lego pieces

• It is used to charge the batteries of the robot

• It is the brain of the robot, controlling the motors and sensors

• It is used to decorate the robot

The sensor pictured here is the ______ sensor

• ultrasonic

• gyro

• force

• color

How many ports are on the hub?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

The number 11 pictured here represents

• the number of this piece needed

• the number of this piece in the box

• the number of holes on this piece

• the cm length of this piece

How far will the base Move when the left button is pressed?

• 70 cm forward

• 52.5 cm forward

• 35 cm forward

• 17.5 cm forward

What is this piece?

• Motor 3

• Large Motor

• Small Motor

• Medium Motor

Pressing this button can turn the device on or off.

• Item 1

• Item 2

• Item 6

• Item 3

What does yaw mean in the first blue block?

• Horizontal rotation

• Vertical tilt

• Lateral roll

• All of the above