WorksheetsVEX IQ Quiz
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the role of Adults in the VEX IQ student-centered program?
Adults do all the work
Adults give students tips, not answers
Adults build the robots
Adults write the code
How many Pins are there in each Match?
20
36
50
10
What are the four types of goals mentioned in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Mix & Match Game Manual?
Circle, Triangle, Floor, and Standoff
Square, Triangle, Floor, and Standoff
Square, Circle, Floor, and Standoff
Square, Triangle, Circle, and Standoff
How can robots earn points by building stacks?
By making stacks of one pin
By making stacks of two or more pins
By making stacks of beams only
By making stacks without colors
Who is responsible for designing, building, and programming the robot?
Adults on the team
Students on the team
The head referee
Team sponsors
What is the dimension labeled as 4.00 in the diagram?
101.600
127
6.350
5.00
What is the dimension labeled as 5.00 in the diagram?
101.600
127
6.350
4.00
What is the height of the section labeled A-A?
4.57
2.50
1.16
2.40
What is the width of the beam as shown in the diagram?
9.88 inches
4.88 inches
2.50 inches
0.73 inches
How many Finals Matches must events have if there are ten or more Teams in attendance?
Three
Five
Seven
Ten
What happens if the tiebreaker Finals Match scores are tied?
The Alliance with the lower Match Stop Time wins
The Alliance with the higher Match Stop Time wins
A new match is played
Both Alliances are declared winners
How many Robot Skills Matches does each Team get to play?
Two
Four
Six
Eight
What is not required for Skills Challenge fields according to the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Game Manual?
They must be the same height as Teamwork Challenge Match Fields.
They must have consistent modifications as the Teamwork fields.
They must be elevated.
They must be larger than Teamwork Challenge Match Fields.
What is the first step in using non-conforming Teamwork Challenge Fields for Robot Skills Challenge Matches?
Teams must be informed about the differences in field height.
Teams must select the type of field they want to use.
Teams must practice on the new fields.
Teams must agree to the changes in field dimensions.
How are teams ranked at an event according to the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Game Manual?
By the sum of their highest Autonomous Coding Skills Match score and highest Driving Skills Match score.
By the number of matches won.
By the total number of points scored in all matches.
By the average score of all matches.
What happens if a tie cannot be broken after all criteria are applied?
The Event Partner may allow one more deciding match.
The team with the most wins is declared the winner.
The team with the highest single match score wins.
The team with the best average score wins.
What is the first tiebreaker used for ranking teams based on their Robot Skills scores?
Highest Robot Skills score from a single event
Highest Autonomous Coding Skills Match score from any event
Highest sum of Skills Stop Times from the Robot Skills Matches
Earliest posting of the highest Driving Skills Match score
How are Robot Skills scores calculated at league events?
By averaging scores from all sessions
By using the highest scores from any session
By using scores from matches within the same session
By combining scores from different events
What is the minimum number of Qualification Matches per team in a tournament?
Four
Six
Eight
Ten
How are teams ranked in a tournament according to the VEX IQ Robotics Competition Game Manual?
By the number of matches won.
By the average Qualification Match scores.
By the number of robots used.
By the number of fields played on.
What is an example of a permissible modification to Fields and Field Elements?
Changing the color of the Field
Replacing a damaged VEX IQ component with an identical part of any color
Altering the size of the Field
Adding new elements to the Field
What is the minimum age requirement for Scorekeeper Referees?
14 years of age
15 years of age
16 years of age
18 years of age
What must drivers do to signal the end of a match using Skills Stop Time?
Shout "Stop"
Cross their arms in an "X" or drop their VEX IQ Controller
Press a button on the robot
Wave a flag
What is the role of an Event Partner in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition?
To serve as the head referee
To manage the overall event, including volunteers and materials
To determine the Teamwork Challenge champions
To provide practice matches for teams
Who is responsible for enforcing the rules in the VEX IQ Robotics Competition?
Event Partner
Finals Match Coordinator
Head Referee
Practice Match Supervisor
Who has the ultimate and final authority on all gameplay and robot ruling decisions during the VEX IQ Robotics Competition?
Scorekeeper Referee
Team Coach
Head Referee
Event Partner
What must a Head Referee do when issuing a Disqualification or Violation to a Team?
Notify the Team after the competition
Provide the rule number of the specific rule that has been Violated
Ignore the Violation if it is minor
Consult with the Event Partner first
What is required for every Qualification Match and Finals Match in terms of refereeing?
They must be watched by a certified Scorekeeper Referee
They must be watched by a certified Head Referee
They can be watched by any volunteer
They do not require a referee
In a VEX IQ Robotics Competition, how are teams ranked in a league based on the number of matches played?
By the number of wins
By the number of losses
By the number of matches played
By the number of penalties
