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MES Assigment 5

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the most obvious anthropomorphic characteristic of an industrial robot?

a)

Ability to make decisions

b)

Mechanical arm

c)

Sensory inputs

d)

Communication with other machines

2.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for the importance of industrial robots?

a)

Consistency and repeatability

b)

Ability to replace humans in hazardous environments

c)

High emotional intelligence

d)

Reprogrammability

3.

What is the purpose of a joint in a robot manipulator?

a)

To provide power to the robot

b)

To provide controlled relative motion between links

c)

To store programming instructions

d)

To sense environmental changes

4.

Which robot configuration is also called an "x-y-z robot"?

a)

Cylindrical

b)

Cartesian coordinate

c)

SCARA

d)

Polar

5.

What is the function of a robot's wrist?

a)

To position the end effector

b)

To orient the end effector

c)

To provide power to the arm

d)

To store data

6.

Which joint type provides rotational motion in robots?

a)

Linear joint

b)

Twisting joint

c)

Orthogonal joint

d)

Revolving joint

7.

SCARA robots are particularly suited for:

a)

Heavy lifting

b)

Vertical insertion tasks

c)

Underwater welding

d)

Emotional interactions

8.

Which of the following is a material handling application of robots?

a)

Spot welding

b)

Machine loading/unloading

c)

Spray painting

d)

Continuous arc welding

9.

Automation is defined as:

a)

Human-assisted manufacturing

b)

Technology to perform processes without human assistance

c)

Manual control of machines

d)

Emotional decision-making by machines

10.

Which type of automation is characterized by high production rates but inflexibility?

a)

Programmable automation

b)

Flexible automation

c)

Fixed automation

d)

Cognitive automation

11.

CNC machine tools are examples of:

a)

Fixed automation

b)

Programmable automation

c)

Flexible automation

d)

Manual automation

12.

Flexible automation is most suitable for:

a)

Mass production of a single product

b)

Batch production

c)

Continuous production of variable products

d)

Emotional labor

13.

A closed-loop control system differs from an open-loop system by having:

a)

No feedback

b)

Feedback and adjustment

c)

Higher cost

d)

Human intervention

14.

Which element compares the reference value with the measured value in a control system?

a)

Actuator

b)

Comparison element

c)

Sensor

d)

Transducer

15.

A thermostat maintaining room temperature is an example of:

a)

Open-loop control

b)

Closed-loop control

c)

Manual control

d)

No control

16.

What is the role of an actuator in a control system?

a)

To measure output

b)

To execute controlling actions (e.g., movement)

c)

To store data

d)

To program the system

17.

Industry 4.0 relies heavily on:

a)

Steam power

b)

Manual labor

c)

Cyber-physical systems and IoT

d)

Emotional intelligence

18.

Which technology enables predictive maintenance in smart factories?

a)

Blockchain

b)

IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things)

c)

Emotional AI

d)

Manual inspections

19.

Additive manufacturing is also known as:

a)

Subtractive manufacturing

b)

3D printing

c)

CNC machining

d)

Forging

20.

Which of the following is NOT a 3D printing process?

a)

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

b)

Material Extrusion

c)

Injection molding

d)

Stereolithography

21.

Rapid prototyping is primarily used for:

a)

Mass production

b)

Creating physical models quickly

c)

Emotional design

d)

Manual machining

22.

Which material is commonly used in Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)?

a)

Metal powder

b)

Thermoplastic filament

c)

Liquid resin

d)

Wood

23.

The term "transducer" refers to:

a)

A sensor only

b)

A device that converts one form of energy to another

c)

A robot joint

d)

A control system

24.

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are used for:

a)

Emotional interactions

b)

Implementing logic and sequence control

c)

3D printing

d)

Manual machining

25.

In a smart supply chain, IIoT helps with:

a)

Inventory management

b)

Emotional support

c)

Manual record-keeping

d)

Human-only decision-making

26.

The end effector of a robot is typically used for:

a)

Powering the robot

b)

Holding a work part or performing a process (e.g., welding)

c)

Storing programming data

d)

Sensing environmental temperature

27.

Which type of automation is best suited for high-mix, low-volume production?

a)

Fixed automation

b)

Programmable automation

c)

Flexible automation

d)

Manual automation

28.

Automated assembly machines are examples of:

a)

Fixed automation

b)

Programmable automation

c)

Closed-loop systems

d)

Emotional AI

29.

In a closed-loop control system, the "error signal" is generated by:

a)

The actuator

b)

The comparison element

c)

The sensor

d)

The power supply

30.

Which component executes the corrective action in a control system?

a)

Sensor

b)

Transducer

c)

Actuator

d)

Microprocessor

31.

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) enables:

a)

Manual data entry

b)

Real-time monitoring and optimization of industrial processes

c)

Emotional bonding with machines

d)

Elimination of all human workers

32.

Additive manufacturing is advantageous for:

a)

Mass-producing identical metal parts at low cost

b)

Creating complex geometries layer-by-layer

c)

Replacing all traditional manufacturing methods

d)

Emotional design validation

33.

The primary goal of rapid prototyping is to:

a)

Replace final production parts

b)

Quickly create physical models for design testing

c)

Reduce material costs to zero

d)

Eliminate the need for CAD software

34.

In Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), the build platform is often heated to:

a)

Melt the filament

b)

Prevent warping and improve layer adhesion

c)

Cool the part faster

d)

Charge the robot’s battery