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VEX V5 2425 Definitions

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of an "Adult" in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A person who is a Student

b)

A person who is a Head Referee

c)

A person who is not a Student or another defined term

d)

A person who is a Drive Team Member

2.

What is an "Alliance" in the context of the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A single team competing alone

b)

A pre-assigned grouping of two Teams paired together during a Match

c)

A designated region where Drive Team Members must remain

d)

A point bonus awarded to the team with the most points

3.

Where must Drive Team Members remain during the duration of the Match?

a)

On the Field

b)

In the Autonomous Zone

c)

In the Alliance Station

d)

In the Scoring Zone

4.

What is an "Autonomous Bonus"?

a)

A bonus for the team with the best robot design

b)

A point bonus awarded to the Alliance with the most points at the end of the Autonomous Period

c)

A bonus for the team with the best strategy

d)

A point bonus awarded to the team with the most wins

5.

What does "Disablement" mean in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A penalty for a minor rule violation

b)

A penalty applied to a Team for a safety Violation

c)

A bonus point for good sportsmanship

d)

A reward for the best robot design

6.

What happens to a Team that receives a "Disqualification" in a Qualification Match?

a)

They receive zero Win Points, Autonomous Win Points, Autonomous Points, and Strength of Schedule Points

b)

They receive a bonus point

c)

They are allowed to continue the match

d)

They receive a warning

7.

Who is allowed to be Drive Team Members?

a)

Any adult

b)

Any student

c)

Only students who stand in the Alliance Station during a Match

d)

Only referees

8.

What does it mean if a Robot is "Entangled"?

a)

It is malfunctioning

b)

It is grabbed, hooked, or attached to an opposing Robot or a Field Element

c)

It is out of the Field

d)

It is scoring points

9.

What is the definition of a Field Element in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

The outer part of the Field, made up of twelve (12) straight sections.

b)

The interior flat part of the playing Field, made up of six (6) grey foam field tiles wide by six (6) grey foam field tiles long.

c)

The Field, white tape, Ladder, Wall Stakes, and all supporting structures or accessories.

d)

The creators of V5RC High Stakes, and authors of this Game Manual.

10.

What is the Field Perimeter in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

The Field, white tape, Ladder, Wall Stakes, and all supporting structures or accessories.

b)

The outer part of the Field, made up of twelve (12) straight sections.

c)

The interior flat part of the playing Field, made up of six (6) grey foam field tiles wide by six (6) grey foam field tiles long.

d)

The creators of V5RC High Stakes, and authors of this Game Manual.

11.

What does the term "Holding" refer to in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

Limiting the movement of an opponent Robot to a small or confined area of the Field.

b)

Preventing the movement of an opponent Robot through contact with the Field Perimeter, a Field or Game Element, or another Robot.

c)

Controlling an opponent’s movements by raising or tilting the opponent’s Robot off of the foam tiles.

d)

A Robot status; see rule for more information.

12.

What is the Autonomous Period in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

A time period during which Drive Team Members operate their Robot via remote control.

b)

A time period during which Robots operate and react only to sensor inputs and pre-programmed commands.

c)

A time period during which the Head Referee determines if the opponent Robot is not attempting to move or escape.

d)

A time period during which the Game Design Committee clarifies rules and answers questions.

13.

What is the Driver Controlled Period in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

A time period during which Robots operate and react only to sensor inputs and pre-programmed commands.

b)

A time period during which the Head Referee determines if the opponent Robot is not attempting to move or escape.

c)

A time period during which Drive Team Members operate their Robot via remote control.

d)

A time period during which the Game Design Committee clarifies rules and answers questions.

14.

What is the duration of the Autonomous Period for a Head-to-Head match in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

0:30

b)

1:00

c)

0:15

d)

1:45

15.

In the VEX V5 Robotics Competition, which section of the rules applies to the Driving Skills Match?

a)

Section 6

b)

Section 5

c)

Section 7

d)

Section 4

16.

How many robots are used by each team in a VEX U match?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

17.

What is the definition of a "Robot" in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A machine that has passed inspection, designed by Student Team Members to execute one or more tasks autonomously and/or by remote control from a Drive Team Member.

b)

A machine that is controlled only by a Drive Team Member.

c)

A machine that can only perform tasks autonomously.

d)

A machine that is designed by teachers to execute tasks.

18.

Who is considered a Middle School Student in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

Anyone born after May 1, 2005

b)

Anyone born after May 1, 2009

c)

Anyone born after May 1, 2007

d)

Anyone born after May 1, 2010

19.

What is the classification of a team if all members are Middle School Students?

a)

High School Team

b)

Middle School Team

c)

VEX U Team

d)

VEX AI Team

20.

Once a Team has competed in an event as a High School Team, can they change back to a Middle School Team for the remainder of the season?

a)

Yes, they can change back at any time.

b)

No, they cannot change back.

c)

Only if they have not won any matches.

d)

Only with special permission from the Head Referee.

21.

Which of the following roles is responsible for assembling the Robot?

a)

Builder

b)

Coder

c)

Designer

d)

Referee

22.

What is a Minor Violation?

a)

A Violation that results in a Disqualification.

b)

A Violation that does not result in a Disqualification.

c)

A Violation that changes the winning and losing Alliance.

d)

A Violation that results in a major penalty.

23.

Who is allowed to teach the Coder how to use concepts or tools associated with programming?

a)

Builder

b)

Designer

c)

Adults

d)

Referee

24.

What happens if multiple Minor Violations occur within a Match or tournament?

a)

They are ignored.

b)

They may escalate to a Major Violation.

c)

They result in an immediate Disqualification.

d)

They are considered Match Affecting.

25.

What does red italicized text in Violation Notes indicate in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes Game Manual?

a)

General rules

b)

Special circumstances or additional clarifications

c)

Default definitions

d)

Team rankings

26.

If no Violation Notes are found in a given rule, what should be assumed?

a)

The rule is not important

b)

The rule is a default definition

c)

The rule is a major violation

d)

The rule is a minor violation

27.

What should be checked to determine if a Violation may have been Match Affecting?

a)

Whether the Team committed a G1, S1, or Code of Conduct Violation

b)

Whether the Team won or lost the Match

c)

Whether the rule has specific guidance for Major vs Minor Violations

d)

Whether the Team has received multiple Minor Violations

28.

What happens if a Violation is not Match Affecting and does not include a G1, S1, or Code of Conduct Violation?

a)

Major Violation and DQ

b)

Minor Violation and formal warning

c)

No action is taken

d)

The Team is disqualified

29.

What is the definition of an Autonomous Line in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

The pair of white tape lines that run across the field, and the space between those lines.

b)

The boundary lines of the field.

c)

The lines that mark the starting position of the robots.

d)

The lines that indicate the scoring zones.

30.

What is a Corner in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A 24" x 24" location where robots start.

b)

One of four 12" x 12" locations in which Mobile Goals can be placed.

c)

The center of the field.

d)

The boundary line of the field.

31.

What is a Negative Corner in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A corner of the field designated by the "+" sign.

b)

A corner of the field designated by the "-" sign.

c)

The center of the field.

d)

The boundary line of the field.

32.

What is a Positive Corner in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A corner of the field designated by the "+" sign.

b)

A corner of the field designated by the "-" sign.

c)

The center of the field.

d)

The boundary line of the field.

33.

What is the definition of Climb in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A robot action.

b)

A scoring zone.

c)

A starting position.

d)

A boundary line.

34.

How many Climbing Levels are there on the Ladder in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

35.

What is the maximum diameter of the Mobile Goal in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

8 inches

b)

10 inches

c)

12 inches

d)

14 inches

36.

What is the overall height of the Mobile Goal in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

12.5 inches

b)

14.5 inches

c)

16.5 inches

d)

18.5 inches

37.

How many large Scoring Objects are there in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

Three

b)

Four

c)

Five

d)

Six

38.

What is the height of the top level of the Ladder in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

18 inches

b)

32 inches

c)

46 inches

d)

50 inches

39.

What is the height of the middle level of the Ladder in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

18 inches

b)

32 inches

c)

46 inches

d)

50 inches

40.

What is the height of the bottom level of the Ladder in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

18 inches

b)

32 inches

c)

46 inches

d)

50 inches

41.

What is the status of a Mobile Goal referred to as?

a)

Possession

b)

Placed

c)

Scored

d)

Ring

42.

Which of the following is NOT a condition for a Scoring Object to be considered Possessed by a Robot?

a)

The Scoring Object is fully supported by the Robot.

b)

The Robot is moving the Scoring Object in a preferred direction with a concave face of the Robot.

c)

The Robot is holding the Scoring Object against the Floor or a Field Element.

d)

The Scoring Object is touching the ground.

43.

What is the difference between Possession and Plowing analogous to?

a)

The difference between lifting and pushing.

b)

The difference between controlling and moving.

c)

The difference between scoring and defending.

d)

The difference between starting and stopping.

44.

What is the status of a Ring referred to as?

a)

Possession

b)

Placed

c)

Scored

d)

Mobile Goal

45.

What is a Scoring Object in the context of VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

A Ring or Mobile Goal

b)

A Robot or Field Element

c)

A Ring or Robot

d)

A Mobile Goal or Field Element

46.

What is the outer diameter of a Ring in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

3" (76.2 mm)

b)

2" (50.8 mm)

c)

7" (177.8 mm)

d)

5" (127 mm)

47.

What is the inner "hole" diameter of a Ring in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

3" (76.2 mm)

b)

2" (50.8 mm)

c)

7" (177.8 mm)

d)

5" (127 mm)

48.

What is the thickness (or "tube diameter") of a Ring in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

a)

3" (76.2 mm)

b)

2" (50.8 mm)

c)

7" (177.8 mm)

d)

5" (127 mm)

49.

What is the maximum number of Rings that can fit on a Neutral Mobile Goal Stake?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

1

50.

Which color is associated with the Alliance Wall Stake?

a)

Yellow

b)

Red / Blue

c)

Grey / Yellow

d)

Green

51.

Where is the High Stake located?

a)

Mobile Goals

b)

Field walls parallel to Alliance Stations

c)

Field walls perpendicular to Alliance Stations

d)

Top of Ladder

52.

How many Rings can fit on an Alliance Wall Stake?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

4

d)

6

53.

What is the color of the Neutral Wall Stake?

a)

Yellow

b)

Red / Blue

c)

Grey / Yellow

d)

Green

54.

What is the definition of a Stake in the VEX V5 Robotics Competition High Stakes?

a)

A horizontal bar used for scoring

b)

A vertical ½” (12.7 mm) Schedule 40 PVC pipe with a compliant barb at the top, used for Scoring Rings

c)

A metal rod used for support

d)

A plastic ring used for scoring