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First Lego League Challenge Quiz

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main theme of the First Lego League Challenge for the submerged season?

a)

Space Exploration

b)

Underwater Exploration

c)

Renewable Energy

d)

Urban Development

2.

Which of the following is NOT a core value of the First Lego League?

a)

Discovery

b)

Innovation

c)

Competition

d)

Inclusion

3.

In the robot game, what is the maximum time allowed for a match?

a)

1 minute

b)

2 minutes 30 seconds

c)

3 minutes

d)

5 minutes

4.

Which color is typically used for the starting area on the robot game mat?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

White

d)

Green

5.

What is the main purpose of the “Innovation Project” in the FLL Challenge?

a)

To build the tallest structure

b)

To solve a real-world problem

c)

To score the most points in the robot game

d)

To memorize the rules

6.

Which of the following is a mission in the submerged season robot game?

a)

Collecting moon rocks

b)

Sending over a submarine

c)

Building a wind turbine

d)

Planting a tree

7.

How many team members are allowed at the competition table during a robot game match?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

8.

What is the penalty for touching the robot outside the home area during a match?

a)

No penalty

b)

Loss of precision token

c)

Disqualification

d)

Time added

9.

What is the maximum number of missions a team can attempt in one match?

a)

5

b)

10

c)

All available missions

d)

15

10.

Which of the following best describes “Gracious Professionalism” in FLL?

a)

Winning at all costs

b)

Competing with respect and kindness

c)

Ignoring other teams

d)

Focusing only on your own team

11.

A team’s robot fails to complete a mission. What should the team do according to core values?

a)

Blame each other

b)

Give up

c)

Work together to improve

d)

Argue with the judges

12.

How can a team maximize their score in the robot game?

a)

Attempt as many missions as possible, even if incomplete

b)

Focus on completing a few missions perfectly

c)

Only try the easiest missions

d)

Ignore the rules

13.

Which action demonstrates good teamwork during the FLL Challenge?

a)

One person does all the work

b)

Team members listen to each other’s ideas

c)

Ignoring quiet team members

d)

Not sharing information

14.

If a team disagrees on a robot design, what is the best way to resolve the conflict?

a)

Vote and accept the majority decision

b)

Let the coach decide

c)

Ignore the disagreement

d)

Argue until someone gives up

15.

Why is it important to review the submerged season rules before building the robot?

a)

To avoid penalties and maximize points

b)

To copy other teams

c)

To make the robot look cool

d)

To finish quickly

16.

Which of the following is an example of applying the “Inclusion” core value?

a)

Only letting experienced members build the robot

b)

Encouraging everyone to participate

c)

Ignoring new ideas

d)

Working alone

17.

If a team wants to improve their robot’s performance, what is a good strategy?

a)

Test and modify the robot after each run

b)

Never change the robot

c)

Only practice once

d)

Ignore feedback

18.

A team is planning their robot’s path for the submerged season missions. What should they consider to optimize their score?

a)

The shortest route between missions

b)

The order of missions based on point value and difficulty

c)

Only the missions they like

d)

Randomly choose missions

19.

During a match, the robot fails to complete a mission due to a design flaw. What should the team do after the match?

a)

Ignore the problem

b)

Analyze the failure and redesign the robot/program

c)

Blame the referee

d)

Do nothing

20.

How can a team ensure they are following all submerged season rules during the robot game?

a)

Read the rules once at the beginning of the season

b)

Regularly review the rules and check for updates

c)

Only ask the coach about the rules

d)

Guess the rules during the match

21.

A team wants to improve their collaboration. What is an effective method?

a)

Assign clear roles and communicate regularly

b)

Let everyone do whatever they want

c)

Only meet once before the competition

d)

Avoid discussing problems

22.

If a team member is struggling to understand a mission, what should the team do?

a)

Ignore the member

b)

Help explain and practice together

c)

Let the coach handle it

d)

Move on without them

23.

A team notices another team is having trouble with a mission. What is the best way to demonstrate core values?

a)

Offer advice or encouragement

b)

Ignore them

c)

Laugh at their mistakes

d)

Tell the judges

24.

How should a team decide which missions to attempt first in the robot game?

a)

Choose randomly

b)

Prioritize based on points and robot capabilities

c)

Only do the easiest missions

d)

Follow another team’s plan

25.

If a team receives feedback from judges about their teamwork, what should they do?

a)

Ignore the feedback

b)

Reflect and make improvements

c)

Argue with the judges

d)

Blame each other

26.

During the robot game, a team’s robot consistently misses a mission. What is the best way to address this issue?

a)

Analyze the robot’s programming and mechanics, then test solutions

b)

Ignore the problem and hope it works next time

c)

Blame the field setup

d)

Stop attempting the mission