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Intro to VEX bots

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two levels the curriculum delivers?

a)

Fun Damental

b)

Advanced

c)

Beginner

d)

Expert

2.

what are examples of industrial robots?

a)

Spot welder machines

b)

Arc welding machines

c)

Warehouse loading and unloading machines

d)

Washing machines

3.

What does CIM stand for?

a)

Computer integrated manufacturing

b)

Constantly immigrating modules

c)

Can't imagine more answers

4.

The processor or Brains of a robot is called?

a)

CPU

b)

MPU

c)

Controller

d)

Cortex

5.

When using a joystick and not wire between it and controller you are in?

a)

Autonomous mode

b)

Tethered mode

c)

Wifi mode (wireless)

d)

The commode

6.

What is a robotic part that moves, shapes, or transports devices in factories?

a)

manipulator

b)

instigator

c)

agitator

d)

aggravator

7.

Anything that provides information TO a robot's controller is called?

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Reactor

d)

Inflctor

8.

Anything that is changed, moved, or manipulated by a robot is called an ?

a)

Input

b)

Output

9.

Which of the following is not a component of a robotic system?

a)

Program

b)

Controller

c)

Battery

d)

Wheel

10.

The ____________ signal from the robot controller instructs the robot to do something.

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Program

d)

Yo momma

11.

What robotic process is shown?

a)

Assembly

b)

Welding

c)

Machine Loading

d)

Spot Welding

12.

what is the first step in the Design Cycle?

a)

Problem Identification.

b)

Brainstorming ideas

c)

Analysis of data

d)

Build a prototype

13.

Brainstorming means to.....

a)

Come up with ideas to attack an identified problem

b)

Thinking about how much a prototype will cost

c)

Identifying a need or a problem to correct

d)

Building a one of a kind model

14.

During Brainstorming your group came up with several possible designs. What do you do now to weed out the doable?

a)

Analysis

b)

Prototyping

c)

Brain storming

d)

LOOK out its a hurricane

15.

Before you sell or patent a new device or machine, you make a one of a kind model to see what works and doesn't. It's called?

a)

Engineering journal

b)

Prototype

c)

Revision 1

d)

I really don't know yo!

16.

When do you actually try out your prototype and make improvements?

a)

Analysis

b)

Testing and Optimization

c)

During Bull Pride

d)

When the cows come home

17.

You brainstormed a great idea, developed a prototype, tested it and made it perfect. How do you sell the idea?

a)

Presentation

b)

Orientation

c)

Documentation

d)

Alien Nation

18.

You present your prototype but discover flaws or needs that it doesn't meet. What do you call do overs or multiple attempts at redesign?

a)

Iterations

b)

Iterations

c)

Iterations

19.

What must you use to enter information into an engineering notebook?

a)

Pencil

b)

Pen

c)

Crayon

d)

Bloody finger

20.

True or False. Pages must be numbered in an engineers notebook.

a)

That's the Fact Jack

b)

Nah man, that's bogus

21.

Every entry in an engineering notebook must have a ??

a)

Title

b)

Date and time

c)

Weather forecast

d)

Autograph of the Beatles

22.

Why is it essential to date each entry in an engineering journal?

a)

To go back to the time it was made

b)

In case you want to patent your device

c)

To show the teacher you weren't slacking off