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Ros Basic Quiz 25/05/23

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why Catkin is used for

a)

a channel pathway through which nodes can exchange messages

b)

to setup an environment in ros

c)

to modify, build, and install catkin packages

d)

to create a workspace

2.

what is this operating system called

a)

windows

b)

mac os x

c)

linux

d)

penguin dude

3.
Which of the following operating systems can you freely modify if you choose?
a)

Android

b)

iOS

c)

Windows

d)

Linux

4.

This symbols represents

a)

Microsoft Windows

b)

IOS

c)

Android

d)

Linux

5.

What is the use of rosrun

a)

allows you to deploy 3d environment and simulate it

b)

allows you to use the package name to directly run a node within a package

c)

allows you to transfer data within a package

d)

allows you to install packages

6.

Which command is used to create new folder

a)

Catkin

b)

Catkin_make

c)

Catkin_create

d)

None of the above

7.

"ls" command is used for

a)

List down all files and folders

b)

List down all the files

c)

List down all the folders

d)

None of the above

8.

Which of the following best describes a node in ROS?

a)

A physical component of a robotic system

b)

A software module that performs a specific task in a ROS system.

c)

A graphical user interface (GUI) used to control a robot.

d)

A programming language used for ROS development.

9.

Which command is used to visualise the Map in ros

a)

Turtle_teleop_key

b)

Gazebo

c)

Gmapping

d)

rviz

10.

What is the main difference between topics and services in ROS?

a)

Topics are used for one-way communication, while services allow for request-response communication.

b)

Topics are used for request-response communication, while services allow for one-way communication.

c)

Topics are used for communication between different ROS nodes, while services are used within a single node.

d)

Topics and services are functionally identical; they only differ in their naming conventions.