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Grade 7 - Maqueen Plus & Mind+ - Quiz

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Robotics mainly about?

a)

Drawing pictures

b)

Designing and operating robots

c)

Playing computer games

d)

Cooking food

2.

Which fields are combined in robotics?

a)

Sports and Music

b)

Engineering, Electronics, and Programming

c)

History and Geography

d)

Painting and Sculpture

3.

What is Maqueen Plus mainly used for?

a)

Playing movies

b)

Teaching STEM concepts

c)

Cleaning the classroom

d)

Sending emails

4.

Which of these is NOT a feature of Maqueen Plus?

a)

Line-tracking sensors

b)

Ultrasonic sensors

c)

Light sensors

d)

Solar panels

5.

What do the motors in Maqueen Plus control?

a)

LEDs

b)

Wheels

c)

Sensors

d)

Batteries

6.

How many motors does Maqueen Plus have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

7.

What movements can Maqueen Plus perform with its wheels?

a)

Only forward

b)

Only backward

c)

Forward, backward, turning, spinning

d)

Jumping

8.

Which sensor helps Maqueen Plus detect obstacles?

a)

Line sensor

b)

Ultrasonic sensor

c)

Light sensor

d)

Temperature sensor

9.

What do line sensors allow the robot to do?

a)

Play sounds

b)

Follow paths

c)

Measure temperature

d)

Fly

10.

What is the role of LEDs on Maqueen Plus?

a)

Cooking food

b)

Providing visual feedback

c)

Charging batteries

d)

Cooling the robot

11.

Which programming platform is used with Maqueen Plus?

a)

Photoshop

b)

Mind++

c)

Scratch Jr. only

d)

MS Word

12.

Mind+ is best described as:

a)

A text editor

b)

A visual programming platform with drag-and-drop blocks

c)

A music player

d)

A calculator

13.

Why is Mind+ useful for beginners?

a)

It removes all robots from class

b)

It simplifies coding with blocks

c)

It requires complex coding

d)

It doesn't work with robots

14.

How does Mind+ connect with Maqueen Plus?

a)

Through cooking recipes

b)

Directly, to test programs in real time

c)

By writing letters

d)

By drawing pictures

15.

Which of these is a possible project with Maqueen Plus and Mind+?

a)

Baking a cake

b)

Line-following robot

c)

Singing contest

d)

Writing essays

16.

What do obstacle-avoiding robots develop in students?

a)

Painting skills

b)

Logical thinking and problem-solving

c)

Cooking skills

d)

History knowledge

17.

Which sensor helps Maqueen Plus respond to environmental light?

a)

Ultrasonic sensor

b)

Light sensor

c)

Line sensor

d)

Touch sensor

18.

Which part is essential for navigation in Maqueen Plus?

a)

Motors and wheels

b)

The cover

c)

The USB cable

d)

The battery label

19.

What do students gain by experimenting with Maqueen Plus?

a)

Cooking lessons

b)

Practical STEM skills

c)

Music lessons

d)

Geography skills

20.

What is the main goal of using Maqueen Plus with Mind+?

a)

To make students tired

b)

To provide an engaging introduction to robotics and coding

c)

To avoid using technology

d)

To study history

21.

Mind+, a programming software developed based on:

a)

Scratch

b)

Arduino

c)

RedKit

d)

Python

22.

To choose Maqueen in kit as showen in figure we need to click:

a)

Extensions

b)

Opertation

c)

Connection

d)

Stage

23.

What does this code do?

a)

1- move forward for 1s 2- turn left for 0.5s,

3- show smile

4- turn right for 0.5s,

  1. 5- keep going forward for 1s

b)

1- move forward for 1s 2- turn left for 0.5s,

3- keep going forward for 1s

4- turn right for 0.5s,

  1. 5- show smile

c)

1- move forward for 1s

2- turn left for 0.5s,

3- show smile

4- keep going forward for 1s

  1. 5-turn right for 0.5s,

24.

What does the Maqueen robot do if this code is run?

a)

Maqueen robot turn right

b)

Maqueen robot spin in place

c)

Maqueen robot turn right

d)

Maqueen robot go backward

25.

What is the summery of this block of code?

a)

→Go forward

→ spin right

→ display pattern

→ spin left

→ go forward againstop.

b)

→Go forward

→ spin right

→ spin left

→ go forward again

→ display pattern

stop.

c)

→Go forward

→ display pattern

→ spin right

→ spin left

→ go forward againstop.

d)

→Go forward

→ spin right

→ spin left

→ go forward againstop

→ display pattern.

26.

Left motor → Forward 200

Right motor → Forward 200

a)

Move Straight Forward

b)

Move Straight Backward

c)

Turn Smoothly Right

d)

Turn Smoothly Left

27.

Left motor → Backward 200

Right motor → Backward 200

a)

Move Straight Forward

b)

Move Straight Backward

c)

Turn Smoothly Right

d)

Turn Smoothly Left

28.

Left motor → Forward 200

Right motor → Forward 100

a)

Move Straight Forward

b)

Move Straight Backward

c)

Turn Smoothly Right

d)

Turn Smoothly Left

29.

Left motor → Forward 100

Right motor → Forward 200

a)

Move Straight Forward

b)

Move Straight Backward

c)

Turn Smoothly Right

d)

Turn Smoothly Left

30.

Left Backward + Right Forward

a)

Spin Right (clockwise)

b)

Spin Left (counterclockwise)

31.

Left Forward + Right Backward

a)

Spin Right (clockwise)

b)

Spin Left (counterclockwise)

32.

How many 4 RGBs in the bottom of Maqueen: .

a)

1 RGBs

b)

4 RGBs

c)

3 RGBs

d)

2 RGBs

33.

What will this block of code do?

a)

The program will light up 4 RGBs one by one every second with blue color.

b)

The program will light up 4 RGBs one by one every second with red color.

c)

The program will light up 4 RGBs one by one every second with green color.

34.
  • Maqueen Starts → The program begins running when the Maqueen is powered on.

  • Forever loop → The sequence inside repeats continuously.

  • Set pin P15 LED 0 display color red → Turns the first Neopixel LED on pin P15 to red.

  • Wait 1 second → Keeps it red for 1 second.

  • Set pin P15 rotate pixels by 1 → Rotates the LED colors along the strip by one position.

  • Set pin P15 LED 0 display color purple → Changes the first LED to purple.

  • Wait 1 second → Keeps it purple for 1 second.

  • Set pin P15 rotate pixels by 1 → Again rotates the LED colors by one position.

a)

b)

c)

35.

The onboard ultrasonic sensor in Maqueen is?

a)

HC-SR04

b)

HC-SR1000

c)

HH-SR04

36.

After the block trigger signal, the ultrasonic wave is emitted. When the ultrasonic wave reflected back for reach object, the module outputs an echo signal. Then we can determine the distance of the object by the time difference between the trigger signal and the echo signal. This is how:

a)

Ultrasonic Sensors Work

b)

Motors Work

c)

Light Sensors Work

37.

What does the block code do?

a)

Maqueen turns right when detected an obstacle.

b)

Maqueen turns left when detected an obstacle.

c)

Maqueen go backward when detected an obstacle.

38.

The dark night has given me a pair of black eyes, but I use them to find the light: this is said by:

a)

a Chinese poetry wrote by Gu Cheng

b)

a Chinese poetry wrote by Elon Musk

c)

a Chinese poetry wrote by Donald Trump

d)

a Chinese poetry wrote by Jackie Chan

39.

What does Maqueen do with this code?

a)
  • In a bright area (light > 100) → The robot goes straight forward, faster when it’s brighter.

  • In a dark area (light ≤ 100) → The robot spins left in place at a constant speed.

b)
  • In a bright area (light > 200) → The robot goes straight forward, faster when it’s brighter.

  • In a dark area (light ≤ 140) → The robot spins left in place at a constant speed.

c)
  • In a bright area (light > 100) → The robot goes backward, faster when it’s brighter.

  • In a dark area (light ≤ 100) → The robot spins left in place at a constant speed.

40.

What is the difference between these loops?

a)

1 - infinite loop

2- finite loop

3- loop with conditions

b)

1 - finite loop

2- infinite loop

3- loop with conditions

c)

1 - infinite loop

2- loop with conditions

3-finite loop

41.

How many times does the robot moves left with this code?

a)

1 time

b)

3 times

c)

4 times

d)

200 times

42.

This continues in a loop turning left until:

a)

it finds enough light

b)

it sees an obstacle

c)

it sees black line

43.

What are sensors Line-L and Line-R?

a)

line-tracking

b)

light-tracking

c)

object-tracking

44.

The Maqueen should move "Move forward" if the line-tracking sensor reads (left, right):

a)

b)

c)

d)

45.

The Maqueen should move "Only right motor rotates, the car turns left" if the line-tracking sensor reads (left, right):

a)

b)

c)

d)

46.

The Maqueen should move "Only the left motor rotates, the cat turns right." if the line-tracking sensor reads (left, right):

a)

b)

c)

d)

47.

The Maqueen should move "Move backward" if the line-tracking sensor reads (left, right):

a)

b)

c)

d)

48.

The block of code that starts with: define are:

a)

functions

b)

variables

c)

lists

d)

sprites

49.

With the block "right" we call which function?

a)

b)

c)

d)