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Lego Spike Prime Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Lego Spike Prime?

a)

A robotics kit designed for educational purposes

b)

A type of ice cream flavor

c)

A popular video game

d)

A new type of dance move

2.

What are the main components of Lego Spike Prime?

a)

programmable hub, motors, sensors, and building elements

b)

gears, springs, and pulleys

c)

wheels, batteries, and lights

d)

plastic, metal, and wood

3.

How is Lego Spike Prime different from other Lego robotics kits?

a)

It is made for toddlers and has simpler components

b)

It does not come with any instructional materials

c)

It is designed for educational purposes and includes a more advanced hardware and software system.

d)

It is only compatible with specific operating systems

4.

Why is Lego Spike Prime suitable for students of grade 8?

a)

It is made for professional chefs to learn new recipes

b)

It is designed for advanced calculus learning

c)

It is suitable for teaching ancient history

d)

It is designed to teach coding and robotics in a hands-on and engaging way.

5.

How can you build a simple robot using Lego Spike Prime?

a)

Just start putting the pieces together randomly and hope for the best

b)

Follow the instructions provided in the Spike Prime set or use the Spike Prime app to access building instructions and coding tutorials.

c)

Use the building instructions for a different Lego set

d)

Ask someone else to build it for you

6.

Explain the process of programming a robot with Lego Spike Prime.

a)

Using the Spike app to create a program by dragging and dropping blocks of code

b)

Hiring a professional programmer to write the code for the robot

c)

Sending telepathic signals to the robot to make it move

d)

Using a hammer to physically input the commands into the robot

7.

What are the different sensors available in Lego Spike Prime?

a)

Speed sensor, Weight sensor, Tilt sensor, Vibration sensor, and Rotation sensor

b)

Color sensor, Gyro sensor, Force sensor, Distance sensor, and Vision sensor

c)

Temperature sensor, Sound sensor, Light sensor, Touch sensor, and Pressure sensor

d)

Motion sensor, Humidity sensor, Infrared sensor, Proximity sensor, and Accelerometer sensor

8.

How do motors work in Lego Spike Prime?

a)

By converting mechanical energy into electrical energy

b)

By using solar power

c)

By harnessing wind energy

d)

By converting electrical energy into mechanical energy

9.

What are the applications of sensors in Lego Spike Prime?

a)

Playing music

b)

Detecting distance, color, force, and controlling motors and other outputs

c)

Cooking recipes

d)

Weather forecasting

10.

What is the role of the programmable hub in Lego Spike Prime?

a)

It acts as a storage unit for the Lego pieces

b)

It is used to charge the batteries of the robot

c)

It is the brain of the robot, controlling the motors and sensors

d)

It is used to decorate the robot

11.

What skills can students develop by using Lego Spike Prime?

a)

Swimming and diving skills

b)

Cooking and baking skills

c)

Problem-solving, creativity, and understanding of coding and robotics

d)

Painting and drawing skills

12.

How many ports are on the hub?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

13.

The sensor pictured here is the ______ sensor

a)

ultrasonic

b)

gyro

c)

force

d)

color

14.

The number 11 pictured here represents

a)

the number of this piece needed

b)

the number of this piece in the box

c)

the number of holes on this piece

d)

the cm length of this piece

15.

What is connected to port A?

a)

medium motor

b)

large motor

c)

ultrasonic sensor

d)

color sensor

16.

What is connected to port D?

a)

medium motor

b)

large motor

c)

ultrasonic sensor

d)

color sensor

17.

How far will the base Move when the left button is pressed?

a)

70 cm forward

b)

52.5 cm forward

c)

35 cm forward

d)

17.5 cm forward

18.

What is this piece?

a)

Motor 3

b)

Large Motor

c)

Small Motor

d)

Medium Motor

19.

What is this piece?

a)

Medium Motor

b)

Strong Motor

c)

Large Motor

d)

Fast Motor

e)

Small Motor

20.

What is this part called?

a)

Hub

b)

Brick

c)

Brain

d)

Smart Block

e)

Lego Piece

21.

What is the name of the app we are using?

a)

Spike App

b)

Mindstorms

c)

EV3 Education

d)

Coding App

22.

Imagine you've just received your new Lego Spike Prime set and are eager to start programming it. You're at your desk with your computer and tablet ready. 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

23.

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)

24.

Pressing this button can turn the device on or off.

a)

Item 1

b)

Item 2

c)

Item 6

d)

Item 3

25.

Kai, Nora, and Priya are working on a project together. They are trying to figure out how to connect the Hub to their programming device. Can you help them out?

a)

Via USB cable provided in the kit or through Bluetooth

b)

Via Wi-Fi connection

c)

Via NFC technology

d)

Via infrared communication