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WorksheetsWarehouse Warrior Autonomous Skills Challenge
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main difference between the "Warehouse Warrior Autonomous Skills Challenge" and the remote-controlled "Warehouse Warrior" game?
The autonomous challenge uses different types of robots.
The autonomous challenge requires robots to complete tasks on their own without remote control.
The remote-controlled game has a longer time limit.
The autonomous challenge is played in a larger arena.
How is scoring determined in the "Warehouse Warrior Autonomous Skills Challenge"?
Teams are scored based on the number of tasks completed within a 2-minute time limit.
The robot's performance is judged by a panel of experts throughout the game.
Points are assessed at the end of a 1-minute period based on the final position of game pieces.
Teams receive points for successfully controlling their robot with a remote.
During the "Warehouse Warrior Autonomous Skills Challenge," when is it permissible to touch the robot or game pieces?
You can touch the robot and game pieces anywhere on the board at any time.
You can only touch the robot and game pieces when they are in the main arena.
You can touch the robot and game pieces only when they are in the robot maintenance shed.
You can touch game pieces anywhere, but never the robot.
What are the two main types of tasks robots perform in the "Warehouse Warrior Autonomous Skills Challenge"?
Repairing damaged robots and building new structures.
Gathering items to the maintenance shed or gathering and delivering items to the main arena.
Racing against other robots and defending their territory.
Programming other robots and collecting data.
How many points are awarded for each Lego block placed in the bottom right square?
10
20
30
50
When are items scored in the challenge?
Continuously throughout the game
Only at the 30-second mark
Only at the 60-second mark
When the robot completes all tasks
Which of the following actions can earn points in the challenge?
Delivering cotton balls to the square
Knocking over the Lego supervisor
Leaving PVC couplers scattered on the field
Parking the robot outside the rectangle
What is a key strategy for being competitive in the autonomous skills challenge?
Trying to complete every single task
Having multiple programs already downloaded to the robot
Manually controlling the robot for all tasks
Avoiding any tasks that involve moving objects
Where is the robot maintenance shed?
the large rectangle
the square
the arrows
the circle
Where is the packing station?
the square along the southside of the board
the rectangle
the circle
the arrow
