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Lego Spike Prime

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this Piece?

a)

Voice Sensor

b)

Color Sensor

c)

Distance Sensor

d)

Force Sensor

2.

What sensors are contained?

a)

Gyro

b)

Orientation

c)

Timer

d)

Distance

3.

With this block set, the driving base will:

a)

Move in a circle

b)

Move forward 17cm then back 17.5cm

c)

Not move - it sets up 2 Motors movement and awaits commands

d)

Turn off

4.

What does yaw mean in the first blue block?

a)

Horizontal rotation

b)

Vertical tilt

c)

Lateral roll

d)

All of the above

5.

How does the base move with these 2 block sets?

a)

Rotates from 0 to 90 degrees to the right

b)

Rotates from 0 to 89 degrees to the right

c)

Rotates in a full circle

d)

Does not move

6.

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

7.

Which control block can make this code more efficient?

a)

Repeat (x)...

b)

Wait...

c)

Repeat Until...

d)

Forever...

8.

What are these called in coding?

a)

Tiles

b)

Segments

c)

Actors

d)

Blocks

9.

In the code above, how many seconds is the "circle Time" block set for?

a)

3

b)

75

c)

360

d)

6

10.

What is this piece?

a)

Medium Motor

b)

Strong Motor

c)

Large Motor

d)

Fast Motor

e)

Small Motor

11.

The blue and pink blocks will cause the base to move in a ________ shape.

a)

Circle

b)

Square

c)

Rectangle

d)

Cube

12.

What is the primary purpose of using Lego Spike Prime in a science classroom?

a)

To teach basic programming and robotics concepts

b)

To improve mathematical calculations

c)

To enhance language skills

d)

To study historical events

13.

Which scientific principle is most directly applied when programming a Lego Spike Prime robot to move in a straight line?

a)

Newton's First Law of Motion

b)

The Law of Conservation of Energy

c)

The Theory of Relativity

d)

The Principle of Superposition

14.

When conducting an experiment with Lego Spike Prime to measure speed, which formula would you use to calculate speed?

a)

speed=distancetimespeed = \frac{distance}{time}

b)

speed=distance×timespeed = distance \times time

c)

speed=timedistancespeed = \frac{time}{distance}

d)

speed=distance+timespeed = distance + time

15.

Lego Spike Prime can be used to simulate which of the following real-world applications in a science class?

a)

Automated manufacturing processes

b)

Photosynthesis in plants

c)

The water cycle

d)

The structure of DNA