Worksheets2019 VEX IQ Challenge Next Level
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
The object of the game is to attain the
highest score by Scoring Hubs in Building
Zones, by Removing Hubs from the Hanging
Structure, and by Hanging Robots at the end
of the Match.
True
False
A Hub is Low Scored at the end of a Match if it meets the following criteria: (find 3)
The Hub is contacting a Barrier or the Floor inside of a Building Zone.
The Hub is not contacting the Floor outside of a Building Zone.
The Hub is contacting a Robot.
The Hub is not contacting a Robot.
A Hub is High Scored at the end of a Match if it meets the following criteria:
The Hub is not contacting a Robot.
The Hub is contacting at least one Hub that would be considered Scored.
The Hub is not contacting the Floor or a Barrier.
The Hub is contacting the Floor or a Barrier.
The Hub is completely or partially within the 3D volume of a Building Zone.
Pre-match setup. At the beginning of a Match, each Robot must meet the following criteria:
Built using any robot brand parts.
Only be contacting the Floor.
Be no taller than 15” (381mm).
Fit within an 11” x 20” (279mm x 508mm) area, bounded by the Starting Position (see
Figure 11).
During the Match, Robots may not expand beyond an
11” x 20” (279mm x 508mm) area.
True
False
Robots are NOT permitted to expand beyond the 15”
(381mm) high starting requirement.
True
False
How many drivers can there be during the Alliance Challenge?
1
2
3
4
The two Drivers must switch their controller between twenty-five seconds (0:25) and thirty-five seconds (0:35) remaining in the Match.
True
False
How many hubs can a Robot hold off the ground a time?
four
one
three
two
