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Summative Assessment on Arduino Input Devices

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of an input device in Arduino?

a)

To produce actions or display information

b)

To collect data from the environment and send it to the Arduino board

c)

To power the Arduino board

d)

To store data for future use

2.

Which of the following is an example of an Arduino input device?

a)

LED

b)

Buzzer

c)

Joystick

d)

Speaker

3.

What type of input device is best for measuring the intensity of light?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

Photoresistor

c)

Potentiometer

d)

Temperature sensor

4.

What data does a temperature sensor like TMP36 collect?

a)

Distance to an object

b)

Amount of light in an area

c)

Ambient temperature

d)

Speed of a moving object

5.

How do distance sensors like ultrasonic sensors work?

a)

By detecting changes in resistance

b)

By measuring light intensity

c)

By sending sound waves and measuring their return time

d)

By detecting heat levels

6.

Which input device can detect precise directional control in X and Y axes?

a)

Potentiometer

b)

Joystick

c)

Button

d)

Keypad

7.

Why is a potentiometer useful in Arduino projects?

a)

It detects light intensity

b)

It controls resistance to adjust values

c)

It provides directional control

d)

It measures distance

8.

What common use does a keypad have in Arduino projects?

a)

Controlling volume

b)

Detecting temperature

c)

Locking systems with multiple input options

d)

Measuring light intensity

9.

What signal types can Arduino read from input devices?

a)

Digital only

b)

Analog only

c)

Both analog and digital

d)

Neither analog nor digital

10.

Which of the following is NOT an input device?

a)

Switch

b)

Joystick

c)

Ultrasonic sensor

d)

Buzzer

11.

What is the role of a photoresistor in an Arduino project?

a)

To measure temperature

b)

To provide light in dark conditions

c)

To sense changes in light levels

d)

To control sound output

12.

What do you need to connect a button to an Arduino board?

a)

A digital input pin

b)

An analog input pin

c)

A temperature sensor

d)

A resistor and a light sensor

13.

How is resistance controlled in a circuit using a potentiometer?

a)

By pressing a button

b)

By turning a knob

c)

By measuring distance

d)

By adjusting voltage

14.

What is a common application of an ultrasonic sensor?

a)

Controlling light brightness

b)

Object detection in robotics

c)

Volume adjustment

d)

Directional control

15.

Why do keypads often use a matrix format?

a)

To allow multiple inputs using fewer pins

b)

To measure resistance

c)

To detect light intensity

d)

To measure temperature

16.

Which sensor would you use to create an automatic lighting system?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

Potentiometer

c)

Photoresistor

d)

Joystick

17.

What does a joystick output to Arduino?

a)

Resistance changes

b)

Light levels

c)

Directional values along X and Y axes

d)

On/off signals

18.

Which of these input devices can be used for a keypad lock project?

a)

Buzzer

b)

Joystick

c)

Keypad

d)

Photoresistor

19.

How does a sensor work in an Arduino project?

a)

It gathers information from the environment and converts it into data Arduino can use.

b)

It produces light to signal the Arduino.

c)

It controls resistance to adjust values in the circuit.

d)

It stores data directly for future processing.

20.

Which input device allows the Arduino to receive information by pressing a physical button?

a)

Keypad

b)

Joystick

c)

Switch

d)

Ultrasonic sensor