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Colour and Ultrasonic Sensors

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

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1.

Why might the Ultrasonic sensors be preferred over Touch Sensors for detecting walls and obstacles?

a)

Hitting wall could damage the wall

b)

Hitting a wall could damage the robot

c)

It is quicker to detect obstacles at a distance

d)

All of them

2.

What does the Wait Block wait for before playing the "Hello" sound?

a)

The Ultrasonic Sensor to detect an object less than 50 cm away

b)

The Ultrasonic Sensor to detect an object more than 50 cm away

c)

The robot to travel less than 50 cm

d)

The Ultrasonic Sensor's reading to change by up to 50 cm

3.

How do you select the sound file the robot plays?

a)

By clicking in the upper-right "File Name" blank on the block

b)

By speaking into the speakers of the EV3

c)

By adding a File Block

d)

Are you kidding? Robots don't speak!

4.

What is the question mark on the wait block / Ultrasonic called?

a)

Limit

b)

Threshold

c)

Parametre

d)

Echolocation

5.

What does this code do?

a)

go forward until it "sees" something 30 cm away then stop

b)

Reverse until it "sees" something 30 cm away then stop

c)

Reverse 50 rotations

d)

go forward 50 rotations

6.

What will the robot need to detect with the Colour Sensor?

a)

The speed of the robot

b)

Distance from the vehicle in front of the robot

c)

Width of the road

d)

Colour of a traffic light

7.

What does this programme do?

a)

Wait for the Colour Sensor to see a Red object, then move forward

b)

Wait for the Colour Sensor to see a Green object, then move forward

c)

Wait until an object is moved out of the way, then move forward

d)

Move forward waits until it sees a Green object, then stops

8.

When multiple colours are checked in the "Set of Colours" area, what will the Wait Block do?

a)

Wait for ANY of the colours to be seen

b)

Wait for ALL of the colours to be seen at the same time

c)

Wait for ALL of the colours to be seen at least once each

d)

Wait for ALL of the colours to be seen in the order indicated by the numbers

9.

EV3 Colour Sensor can detect ? different colours

a)

7

b)

6

c)

8

d)

6

10.

What does the No Colour "colour" mean in the Set of Colours menu?

a)

it doesn't know which colour it is

b)

"No Colour" is the same as Black or White

c)

It really means NO COLOUR is being detected

d)

It doesn't see anything

11.

Point the Colour Sensor directly at the Red side of the Colour Crate. What value do you see?

a)

5

b)

4

c)

2

d)

1

12.

What value should you see if the Colour Sensor is pointed

at the Blue side of the Colour Crate?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

2

13.

The photodetector ...

a)

reflects the light

b)

takes in the light

c)

prevent the ambient light

d)

makes more light available