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Spike Prime Basics

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as

a)

Hub

b)

Computer

c)

Brick

d)

Base

2.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as a

a)

Color Sensor

b)

Force Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Camera

3.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as a

a)

Color Sensor

b)

Force Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Camera

4.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as a

a)

Color Sensor

b)

Force Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Camera

5.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as a

a)

Small Angular Motor

b)

Wheel

c)

Medium Angular Motor

d)

Large Angular Motor

6.

This Lego Spike Prime device is known as a

a)

Left-Side

Motor

b)

Wheel

c)

Medium Angular Motor

d)

Large Angular Motor

7.

How many ports are on the hub?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

8.

What color are movement blocks?

a)

blue

b)

green

c)

orange

d)

pink

9.

What is connected to port A?

a)

medium motor

b)

large motor

c)

distance sensor

d)

color sensor

10.

What is connected to port D?

a)

medium motor

b)

large motor

c)

distance sensor

d)

color sensor

11.

With this block set, the driving base will:

a)

Move in a circle

b)

Move forward 17cm then back 17.5cm

c)

Not move - it sets up 2 Motors movement and awaits commands

d)

Turn off

12.

How can you connect the Lego Spike Prime to your computer or tablet device?

(Check ALL that apply)

a)

Bluetooth

b)

Wifi

c)

USB Cable

d)

HDMI Cable

13.

Which ports on the Spike Prime Hub allow for the fastest communication?

a)

A & B

b)

C & D

c)

E & F

d)

All are the same speed.

14.

How many LED lights are on the main display screen for showing images or text values?

a)

10

b)

16

c)

25

d)

64

15.

This device detects when touched, tapped, and how much pressure it is touched with.

a)

Force Sensor

b)

Color Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Pressure Sensor

16.

This device measures the intensity of light that is reflected back to it.

a)

Force Sensor

b)

Color Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Light Sensor

17.

This device generates sound waves and reads echos to determine how far it is from objects.

a)

Force Sensor

b)

Color Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Light Sensor

18.

This device can detect tilt and movement along the X, Y, and Z xis.

a)

Force Sensor

b)

Accelerometer

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Motion Sensor

19.

This motor can run at up to 185 RPM with no load, so it is faster under a light load but will stall out more quickly under a heavy load.

a)

Medium Angular Motor

b)

Large Angular Motor

c)

Both Motors have the same speed

20.

This motor can run at up to 175 RPM with no load and doesn't stall until the force applied against is at least 25 Ncm.

a)

Medium Angular Motor

b)

Large Angular Motor

c)

Both Motors have the same speed

21.

Amount of standard memory available for sounds, programs, and content on the Lego Spike Prime hub.

a)

16 Mb

b)

32 Mb

c)

64 Mb

d)

256 Mb

22.

Text based programming language that can be used with Spike.

a)

Micro Python

b)

JavaScript

c)

HTML

d)

None. Only blocks are allowed.

23.

This item can be programed to display different colors on the Spike Prime hub.

a)

Item 1

b)

Item 2

c)

Item 6

d)

Item 3

24.

This item can be programed to display images, letters and numbers.

a)

Item 1

b)

Item 2

c)

Item 6

d)

Item 3

25.

This item is used to pair the Lego device to your computers' bluetooth signal.

a)

Item 1

b)

Item 2

c)

Item 6

d)

Item 3

26.

To connect to the Spike Prime using a USB cable, use the port located by this number.

a)

Item 4

b)

Item 3

c)

Item 5

(on right)

d)

Item 5

(on left)

27.

Pressing this button can turn the device on or off.

a)

Item 1

b)

Item 2

c)

Item 6

d)

Item 3

28.

Custom user-built programming modules are stored here.

a)

MY BLOCKS

b)

VARIABLES

c)

EXTENSIONS

d)

EVENTS

29.

Blocks that trigger actions based on sensor readings, accelerometer, buttons pressed, and messages broadcast.

a)

EVENTS

b)

SENSOR BLOCKS

c)

CONTROL

d)

MOVEMENT

30.

These blocks measure the values returned from various sensors

a)

EVENTS

b)

CONTROLS

c)

SENSORS

d)

RESULTS

31.

Blocks that control the main display, center button, distance sensor, and leds.

a)

CONTROL

b)

LIGHT

c)

LEDS

d)

SENSORS

32.

Blocks used for moving the device by running two motors at the same time in sync with each other.

a)

MOTORS

b)

CONTROL

c)

MOVEMENT

d)

TANK

33.

What will happen when the right button is pressed?

a)

Nothing, the device is not connected.

b)

Robot will move forward 3 feet

c)

Robot will move backwards 3 feet

d)

Program will run, but the Robot won't move.

34.

You start this program facing a wall from 24 inches away. What will happen?

a)

It will always turn around before it reaches the wall.

b)

It will back up 12 cm after detecting the wall.

c)

It might drive into the wall.

d)

After backing up, it will turn left away from the wall.

35.

Which device is connected to the fastest port on the hub?

a)

Force sensor

b)

color sensor

c)

distance sensor

d)

a medium motor

36.

How far is this device from a wall or other obstacle?

a)

3 inches

b)

4 inches

c)

12 inches

d)

Cannot determine from just this image.

37.

Who constructed the Lego Spike Prime device shown here?

a)

Aidan Welz

b)

Yuri Riker

c)

Carsen Thomas

d)

Kaelyn Hanna