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Robotics 2 Final Exam 2025

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A robot that operates solely on its sensors, motors, and code would be considered ....

a)

humanoid

b)

autonomous

c)

augmenting

d)

teleoperated

2.

In coding, a while statement will

a)

only work if 1==2

b)

allow the motor to run

c)

create a loop, repeating the code

d)

make the robot wait

3.

How do you reverse the direction of motor movement?

a)

It can't be done, motors only move in one direction

b)

Type a negative symbol before the speed command

c)

Move the motor arrangement on your robot

d)

Use the switch on the motor

4.

The framework and working parts of an automobile or robot. Components are attached to this framework.

a)

Chassis

b)

Drive train

c)

Gears

d)

Shaft collar

5.

What is a pinch point?

a)

A location where two surfaces meet and can cause injury

b)

A point where two objects are glued together

c)

A type of tool used in robotics

d)

A safety device used in construction

6.

What should you ensure before powering up your robot?

a)

All lights are turned off

b)

There are no wires, tubing, elastic materials, or hardware caught by the motion

c)

The robot is fully charged

d)

The robot is painted and has googly eyes

7.

What is a key similarity between the way brains and computers process information?

a)

Only computers process electrical signals.

b)

Only brains process electrical signals.

c)

Both process electrical signals.

d)

Both process chemical signals.

8.

Which of the following statements about the number of sensors in humans and computers is true?

a)

Both have the same number of sensors.

b)

Computers have more sensors than humans.

c)

Humans have more sensors than computers.

d)

Humans have no sensors.

9.

Which robot sensor is equivalent to the human eyes? Mark only one oval.

a)

sound sensor

b)

pressure sensor

c)

temperature sensor

d)

light sensor

10.

A thick metal ring that can be locked down on an axle to keep it, or parts on it, from moving side to side. These are much better to use than their rubber counterparts.

a)

Hex nut

b)

Shaft collar

c)

Keps nut

d)

1/2" screw

11.

This piece allows a drive shaft, or axle, to spin freely without bouncing around in the structure hole. Mark only one oval.

a)

Pillow block bearing

b)

Shaft collar retainer

c)

Bearing flat

d)

Hex nut

12.

These are used to vary speed and/or torque of a robot (or any mechanism).

a)

Wheels

b)

Gears

c)

Nuts

d)

Washers

13.

What is this component and what is it used for? Look at the image closely and read the choices carefully.

a)

Battery - used to power the brain

b)

Radio - used to allow the controller to communicate with the brain

c)

Radio - used to allow the brain to communicate with sensors

d)

Receiver - used to allow the brain, battery, and sensors to all communicate

14.

Which of the following is an example of a pinch point?

a)

a stationary wall

b)

a light bulb in a socket

c)

a wheel with a frame

d)

a computer screen

15.

What should you do with long hair when working with robots?

a)

Leave it loose

b)

Tie it back

c)

Cut it short

d)

Cover it with a hat

16.

What should you ensure before powering up your robot?

a)

All lights are turned off

b)

The robot is fully charged

c)

There are no wires, tubing, elastic materials, or hardware that can be caught by motion

d)

The robot is painted and has googly eyes attached

17.

What should you use to place a connector in a tight location?

a)

your finger

b)

a tool

c)

a piece of cloth

d)

Option 4

18.

What type of shoes should you wear when working around or operating robots?

a)

closed-toe shoes

b)

sandals

c)

flip-flops

d)

barefoot

19.

Where should you operate your robot to ensure safety?

a)

on a table

b)

on a counter

c)

on the floor

d)

on a chari

20.

What does “autonomous” mean in the context of robotics?

a)

Controlled by a human using a remote

b)

Programmed to move randomly

c)

Able to operate independently

d)

Built by a human with tools

21.

What is the main function of gears in a robot?

a)

To control electricity

b)

To manage speed and force

c)

To power batteries

d)

To connect sensors to the brain

22.

What is one advantage of block-based coding for students?

a)

It requires no internet

b)

It helps robots recharge

c)

It is easier to understand than text coding

d)

It allows students to build motors

23.

Which sensor would help a robot follow a path marked on the floor?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

Touch sensor

c)

Light sensor

d)

Temperature sensor

24.

What is the function of a motor in a robot?

a)

To process information

b)

To move parts of the robot

c)

To store data

d)

To detect objects

25.

Which of the following is a benefit of using sensors in robots?

a)

They reduce battery usage

b)

They help robots make decisions based on the environment

c)

They prevent robots from needing code

d)

They improve the color of the robot

26.

If a robot is not turning as expected, what is the first step you should take?

a)

Replace the battery

b)

Rebuild the robot

c)

Check the code and motor connections

d)

Add more weight

27.

What does a loop (or repeat block) do in programming?

a)

Stops the program

b)

Tells the robot to turn

c)

Runs the same command multiple times

d)

Connects the robot to the internet

28.

What is torque?

a)

The robot's battery level

b)

The speed of a spinning gear

c)

The force that causes rotation

d)

The color of a sensor

29.

What does it mean to iterate a design?

a)

Build something brand new

b)

Use someone else’s design

c)

Improve the design based on test results

d)

Finish the project early

30.
a line of text that Python won't try to run as code
a)
comment
b)
modulo
c)
variable
d)
boolean