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CCDI Term 2 Robotics and Systems

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The science and technology behind the design, manufacturing and application of robots.

a)

Computer Science

b)

Robotics

c)

Engineering Design Process

d)

Manufacturing

2.

An autonomous robot is one that:

a)

Has mechanisms to perform a variety of operations.

b)

Requires a human operator to carry out its tasks.

c)

Uses its own intelligence or program to handle situations

3.

These collect input from the environment and provide information that the robot can respond to.

a)

Manipulators

b)

Drivetrain

c)

Subsystem

d)

Sensors

4.

What is the key component the motion subsystem which causes a mechanical system to move?

a)

sensors

b)

manipulators

c)

motors/servos

d)

body/frame

5.

A programmable mechanical device that can perform tasks.

a)

Manipulators

b)

Microcontroller

c)

Servo

d)

Robot

6.

What does STEM stand for?

a)

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math

b)

Selective Teaching Environmental Mechanics

c)

Social Training Economical Modeling

d)

Seeing Touching Evaluating Manipulating

7.

A _______________ is a type of robotic system that requires complete human intervention for its operation.

a)

autonomous robot

b)

Semi-autonomous robot

c)

manual robot

d)

pre-programmed robot

8.

Which of the following is the most common source of power for a student robot?

a)

Alternating Current

b)

Pneumatics

c)

Batteries

d)

Hydraulics

9.

The microcontroller is part of which of the following systems?

a)

The structural system

b)

The sensor and feedback system

c)

The propulsion system

d)

The control system

10.

The year the first robot was made.

a)

1952

b)

1960

c)

1961

d)

1957

11.

Which of the following can be used by a robot to gather information about its surroundings?

a)

microprocessor

b)

micro controller

c)

sensors

d)

end-effector

12.

Which can be used by the robot to process the information gathered from its surroundings?

a)

Sensors

b)

actuators

c)

Wheels

d)

Microprocessor

13.

The CPU of a robot processes information from sensors and makes decisions based on logic.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

One of the Characteristics of Robotics is to achieve goals. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

15.

_________________ is the study of Robots, which means it is the study of their autonomous and purposeful sensing and acting in the physical world.

a)

Robotics

b)

Robot

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Autonomous Robot

16.

_____________ is an autonomous system which exists in the physical world, can sense environment, and can act on it to achieve some goals.

a)

Robot

b)

Robotics

c)

Artificial Intelligence

d)

Robotnik

17.

Robot and Robotics have the same definition.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The word "Robot" came from the Czech words Rabota and Robotnic. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

19.

_______________ is one that is continuous in time and amplitude

a)

Digital Signal

b)

Analog Signal

c)

Electronic Circuit

d)

Digital Circuit

20.
What is the main objective of robotics?
a)
To create machines that can protect themselves without following instructions from humans.
b)
To create intelligent machines that can assist humans in a variety of ways.
c)
To create machines that can harm humans.
d)
To create machines that can follow instructions from humans without protecting themselves.
21.
What is the role of robotics in our society today?
a)
To protect themselves without following instructions from humans.
b)
To harm humans and cause destruction.
c)
To follow instructions from humans without protecting themselves.
d)
To assist humans in a variety of ways.
22.
What are sensors in robotics?
a)
Devices that allow a robot to perceive and interact with its environment.
b)
Devices that allow a robot to harm humans.
c)
Devices that allow a robot to follow instructions from humans.
d)
Devices that allow a robot to protect itself.
23.
What is the first modern robot?
a)
The first robot that can harm humans.
b)
The first robot that can follow instructions from humans.
c)
The first robot that can protect itself.
d)
The first robot created by humans.
24.
What is the purpose of actuators in robotics?
a)
To follow instructions from humans.
b)
To protect the robot.
c)
To carry out physical actions or movements based on the robot's instructions.
d)
To harm humans.
25.
What is the purpose of sensors in robotics?
a)
To allow a robot to protect itself.
b)
To allow a robot to perceive and interact with its environment.
c)
To allow a robot to harm humans.
d)
To allow a robot to follow instructions from humans.
26.
What is the purpose of the control system in robotics?
a)
To process sensor data, make decisions, and send commands to the actuators.
b)
To protect itself.
c)
To harm humans.
d)
To follow instructions from humans.
27.
What are actuators in robotics?
a)
Mechanisms or components responsible for harming humans.
b)
Mechanisms or components responsible for protecting the robot.
c)
Mechanisms or components responsible for following instructions from humans.
d)
Mechanisms or components responsible for carrying out physical actions or movements based on the robot's instructions.
28.

Which characteristic differentiates between machine and robot?

a)

Intelligence

b)

Movement

c)

Sound

d)

None of the above

29.

Who is the "Father of Robotics"?

a)

Joseph Engelberger

b)

George C. Devol

c)

Jacques Denavit

d)

William S. Harley

30.

He introduced the word "robot."

a)

George Devol

b)

Isaac Asimov

c)

Isaac Capek

d)

Karel Capek

31.

Robots are powered by: _____________

a)

electricity

b)

wind

c)

skin

32.

Robots can be used in ___________ for tasks such as vegetable and fruit picking.

a)

agriculture

b)

hospital

c)

space

33.

What do the feet of a robot called?

a)

actuators

b)

grippers

c)

wheel

34.

____________ is a device that detects input from the outside world and responds to it.

a)

chassis

b)

program

c)

sensors

35.

What is CCDI?

a)

A form of scientific research

b)

A mathematical approach to problem-solving

c)

Computer Creative Design and Innovation

d)

A type of art education