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WorksheetsFLL Unearthed Glossary Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the duration of a match in the robot game?
2.5 minutes
1 minute
5 minutes
10 minutes
What does the term "Equipment" refer to in the context of the robot game?
Only the robot
Only the attachments
All items teams bring to the match, including the robot, attachments, and other materials specified in the rules
Only the mission models
What defines the playing area where the robot performs missions?
The mission models
The field
The equipment
The launch area
Who is responsible for managing and handling the robot during a match?
The referee
The technicians
The coach
The audience
What is a mission in the robot game?
A single task that cannot be combined with others
One or more tasks that can be completed for points
Only the launch of the robot
The setup of the field
What is a mission model?
The robot itself
The controller
LEGO models placed on the field to represent a real-world concept or challenge
The technicians
What is the role of the robot in the game?
To judge the match
To interact with mission models to complete missions and earn points
To set up the field
To supervise technicians
What does "Autonomous" mean in the context of the robot game?
The robot is controlled by technicians at all times
The robot operates independently, without human intervention
The robot is only used for setup
The robot is always launched manually
What is a pseudocode?
The actual code used in the robot
A simple representation of a robot’s plan using plain language or simple diagrams
The mission model
The field setup
What happens if a situation arises that makes the referee’s decision unclear or hard to call?
The match is stopped
Teams get the benefit of the doubt
The match is replayed
The technicians decide
Who makes the final decision at an event?
The technicians
The head referee
The audience
The coach
What is the act of activating the robot from rest called?
Mission
Launch
Field setup
Pseudocode
What is an interruption in the context of the robot game?
Any interaction by technicians with the robot or objects in contact with the robot after it has been launched
The start of the match
The end of the match
The robot completing a mission
Which materials are the only sources of authority for referees?
The audience’s opinion
The official FIRST Challenge Updates, Field Setup Video, Robot Game Mission Video, and Robot Game Rulebook
The technicians’ notes
The coach’s instructions
If rules, missions, or field setup need adjustment or clarification, what will be issued?
A new match
A challenge update
A new robot
A new technician
What should not be used to alter the results of past events?
Challenge updates released after the event
The referee’s decision
The mission models
The field setup
What is the main purpose of the field in the robot game?
To store equipment
To serve as the environment where the robot performs missions
To display scores
To hold the audience
What does the robot controller and any attached equipment need to do unless intentionally separated by hand?
Remain disconnected
Remain connected
Be replaced
Be removed from the field
What is the benefit of using pseudocode in planning a robot’s actions?
It is more complex than real code
It uses plain language or simple diagrams to represent the plan
It is only for technicians
It is not useful
Why are challenge updates important during the season?
They provide snacks for the teams
They clarify or adjust rules, missions, or field setup
They change the team members
They replace the referee
What should teams do if a detail is not mentioned in the robot game wording?
Assume it is important
Ignore it, as it does not matter
Ask the audience
Change the rules
Which of the following is NOT part of the equipment in a match?
The robot
Attachments
Mission models
Materials specified in the rules
What is the main responsibility of technicians during a match?
Judging the match
Managing and handling the robot
Setting up the field
Scoring points
What is the purpose of mission models on the field?
To represent a real-world concept or challenge
To control the robot
To score points directly
To supervise technicians
What happens if a team interacts with the robot after it has been launched?
It is called an interruption
It is called a mission
It is called a launch
It is called a match
What is the main function of the robot in the competition?
To judge the match
To interact with mission models and complete missions
To supervise technicians
To update the rules
What is the definition of a match in the robot game?
A single task
A timed period of 2.5 minutes in which the robot autonomously completes as many missions as possible to earn points
The setup of the field
The launch of the robot
What is the main focus of the rules in the robot game?
To provide snacks for teams
To ensure all robot game wording means precisely and only what it says
To change the team members
To supervise the audience
What should referees do to make the best possible call?
Use only the mission models
Combine the official materials such as Challenge Updates, Field Setup Video, Robot Game Mission Video, and Rulebook
Ask the technicians
Use the audience’s opinion
What is the definition of "Autonomous" in robotics competitions?
The robot is always controlled by a human
The robot can operate independently without human intervention
The robot is only used for setup
The robot is always launched manually
