WorksheetsRobotics Practice Final 2022
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
A set of rules in which symbols represent actions. (example: VEXcode VR)
programming language
behavior
command
algorithm
And action performed (or to be performed) by a robot. Moving forward, stopping, turning, etc.
programming language
behavior
command
algorithm
The blocks or pieces of code in a project that change the behaviors of your robot.
programming language
behavior
commands
algorithm
Precise sequences of instructions, implemented by using a programming language, like VEXcode VR, for processes to be carried out by a robot.
programming language
behavior
commands
algorithm
A mechanism designed to manipulate an object in order to complete a specific task.
manipulator
intake
motor group
bumper switch
An active manipulator mechanism that can gather, pull in, push out, or otherwise retrieve objects.
bumper switch
intake
motor group
bumper switch
Consists of two motors that function as if they are one device.
manipulator
intake
motor group
bumper switch
A simple, mechanical device that reports if it is pressed or not pressed.
manipulator
intake
motor group
bumper switch
The built-in program on the VEX EXP brain that enables you to drive the BaseBot or ClawBot without any coding.
driver control program
motor group
example project
autonomous control program
The process of decomposing a project into the smallest possible behaviors that you can then attach code to.
path planning
programming language
autonomous program
driver control program
C block
hat block
reporter block
Boolean block
stack block
Robot movement entirely controlled by code.
autonomous
driver control
Boolean
tank drive
