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Pneumatics & Motor Sharing Practice Quiz

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is this an example of?
a)
4-Bar Motor Sharing
b)
Hood Motor Sharing
c)
One-Cylinder System
d)
Rotate Pivot Pneumatics
e)
Rotate Lift Pneumatics
2.
What is this an example of?
a)
Hood Motor Sharing
b)
4-Bar Motor Sharing
c)
One-Cylinder System
d)
Rotate Pivot Pneumatics
e)
Rotate Lift Pneumatics
3.
What is this an example of?
a)
Single Motion System
b)
Hood Motor Sharing
c)
4-Bar Motor Sharing
d)
Rotate Pivot Pneumatics
e)
Rotate Lift Pneumatics
4.
What is this an example of?
a)
Single Direction Motor Sharing
b)
Hood Motor Sharing
c)
4-Bar Motor Sharing
d)
Single Motion System
e)
Rotate Pivot Pneumatics
5.
What is this an example of?
a)
Ratchet Motor Sharing
b)
Hood Motor Sharing
c)
4-Bar Motor Sharing
d)
Single Motion System
e)
Rotate Pivot Pneumatics
6.

Which part works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid?

a)

Air Pump

b)

Air Tank

c)

Cylinder

d)

Solenoid

e)

Fitting

7.

Which part use air pressure to extend or retract, creating a push or pull motion?

a)

Air Pump

b)

Air Tank

c)

Cylinder

d)

Solenoid

e)

Fitting

8.

When coding the Pneumatics, what block should you attach first to the [When Started] block?

a)

[set Pneumatic pump to on] block


b)

[set Pneumatic cylinder to extend] block

c)

[set Pneumatic cylinder to retract] block

d)

[set Pneumatic Solenoid to on] block

9.

What pneumatic type is at #1?

a)

Double Cylinder/Rubber Band

b)

Rotate Lift

c)

Rotate Pivot

d)

Singular Motion Cylinder

10.

What pneumatic type is at #2?

a)

Double Cylinder/Rubber Band

b)

Rotate Lift

c)

Rotate Pivot

d)

Singular Motion Cylinder

11.

What pneumatic type is at #3?

a)

Double Cylinder/Rubber Band

b)

Rotate Lift

c)

Rotate Pivot

d)

Singular Motion Cylinder

12.

What pneumatic type is at #4?

a)

Double Cylinder/Rubber Band

b)

Rotate Lift

c)

Rotate Pivot

d)

Singular Motion Cylinder

13.

For a one cylinder system, what should location P on the Solenoid be connected to?

a)

Air Tank

b)

Air Pump

c)

Cylinder

d)

Brain

14.

For a one cylinder system, what should location A on the Solenoid below be connected to?

a)

Air Tank

b)

Air Pump

c)

Rod End of the Cylinder

d)

Cap End of the Cylinder

e)

Brain

15.

For a one cylinder system, what should location B on the Solenoid below be connected to?

a)

Air Tank

b)

Air Pump

c)

Rod End of the Cylinder

d)

Cap End of the Cylinder

e)

Brain

16.

Explain what the highlighted area is for and why is it important in a Two-Cylinder System.

a)

Adds an additional Pneumatic Solenoid connection through the supply line, allowing air to flow to additional components.

b)

Adds more air to the pump to power multiple cylinders.

c)

Connects the solenoid together to keep air from escaping.

d)

Connects the air pump to the solenoid to create a double cylinder system.

17.

How does a ratchet work?

a)

As the motor rotates one direction it spins both gears. When the motor rotates the other direction it only spins one gear.

b)

When the motor rotates clockwise the ratchet will never spin the gear.

c)

When the motor rotates counter-clockwise the ratchet will always spin both gears.

d)

As the motor rotates, it's able to motor share spinning both gears connected to different mechanisms all the time in both directions.

18.

In the Motor Sharing 4-Bar example, what does each motor control?

a)

One motor controls the drivetrain. The other motor controls the 4-bar.

b)

One motor controls the hood. The other motor controls the 4-bar.

c)

Both motors control the drivetrain and the hood together.

d)

One motor controls a bottom gear. The other motor controls the hood.

19.

In the Hood motor sharing example, what happens when both motors spin at the SAME speed?

a)

The bar stays at the same position

b)

The bar can move to another position

c)

The bar moves in reverse

d)

The bar moves to the opposite side of the other motor

20.

In the Hood motor sharing example, what happens when the bar motor is slightly faster or slower than the other motor?

a)

The bar stays at the same position

b)

The bar can move to another position

c)

The bar moves in reverse

d)

The bar moves to the opposite side of the other motor

21.

How so pneumatics and motor sharing work together?

a)

Sharing motors powers pneumatics to make the robot more efficient.

b)

Multiple motors make pneumatics be able to do more actions.

c)

Pneumatics help move gears to motor share easier.

d)

Motors on the drivetrain and motors on pneumatics share together to make the robot do many things.

22.

What does this part do?

a)

stores extra air as a backup system for your pneumatics

b)

works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid

c)

receives instructions from your Robot Brain and turns them into pneumatic actions by directing compressed air to the cylinders

d)

uses air pressure to extend or retract, creating a push or pull motion

23.

What does this part do?

a)

stores extra air as a backup system for your pneumatics

b)

works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid

c)

receives instructions from your Robot Brain and turns them into pneumatic actions by directing compressed air to the cylinders

d)

uses air pressure to extend or retract, creating a push or pull motion

24.

What does this part do?

a)

stores extra air as a backup system for your pneumatics

b)

works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid

c)

receives instructions from your Robot Brain and turns them into pneumatic actions by directing compressed air to the cylinders

d)

uses air pressure to extend or retract, creating a push or pull motion

25.

What does this part do?

a)

stores extra air as a backup system for your pneumatics

b)

works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid

c)

receives instructions from your Robot Brain and turns them into pneumatic actions by directing compressed air to the cylinders

d)

uses air pressure to extend or retract, creating a push or pull motion

26.

What is the name of this part?

a)

straight fitting

b)

tee fitting

c)

corner connection

d)

split fitting

27.

What is the name of this part?

a)

straight fitting

b)

tee fitting

c)

tubing connection

d)

split fitting

28.

What does this part do?

a)

moves pressurized air from one part to another

b)

works like an engine by compressing air and mainly sends it to the Cylinders through the Solenoid

c)

stores extra air as a backup system

d)

receives instructions from your Robot Brain and turns them into pneumatic actions by directing compressed air to the cylinders

29.

What does PTO mean in motor sharing?

a)

Pneumatics Trade On

b)

Power Transfer Operator

c)

Power Take Off

d)

Pikachu Training Oshawott

30.

What is the purpose of motor sharing?

a)

To always make your robot faster

b)

To always make your robot stronger

c)

To have more than 6 motors

d)

To use one motor to do more than one thing