WorksheetsVEX IQ Robotics Competition Mix & Match: Rigorous Quiz
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 36mins
How many total Scoring Objects are on the field at the start of a Teamwork Challenge Match, including Pins, Beams, and Preloads?
36 Pins and 4 Beams
36 Pins and 2 Beams
32 Pins and 2 Beams
30 Pins and 2 Beams
What are the dimensions of the rectangular VEX IQ Robotics Competition Mix & Match Field?
4’ x 8’
6’ x 6’
6’ x 8’
8’ x 8’
In a Teamwork Challenge Match, how many total orange Pins begin the Match on the Field?
10
16
3
6
How are the ten (10) red Pins distributed before the start of a Teamwork Challenge Match?
6 on the Field, 3 in the Load Zone, 1 Preload
3 on the Field, 6 introduced through the Load Zone, 1 Preload
5 on the Field, 4 in the Load Zone, 1 Preload
4 on the Field, 6 introduced through the Load Zone, 1 Preload
Which of the following is NOT one of the four varieties of Goals in VIQRC Mix & Match?
Square Goal
Diamond Goal
Floor Goal
Triangle Goal
What is the maximum number of Placed Stacks that the Floor Goal can hold at the end of a Match?
One (1)
Three (3)
Four (4)
Unlimited
A Pin is roughly cylindrical and has a height of approximately 4.5 inches (116mm) and a weight of approximately what amount?
1.5 ounces
2.5 ounces
3.15 ounces
6 ounces
How many points is an individual Connected Pin worth?
5 Points
10 Points
2 Points
1 Point
How many points is an individual Connected Beam worth?
1 point
5 points
10 points
15 points
What is the point bonus awarded for a Stack that includes two different colors of Scoring Objects?
5-Point Bonus
10-Point Bonus
15-Point Bonus
20-Point Bonus
A Stack receives a Matching Goal bonus when it is Placed in a Goal that matches the color of the bottom Pin in that Stack. How else can a Stack earn a Matching Goal bonus?
If the Stack is Placed on the Standoff Goal.
If the Stack includes a Beam.
If the Stack is a 3-color Stack.
If the Stack is Connected to a Beam.
When calculating scores, a Beam may count as a color in up to how many Stacks simultaneously?
One (1)
Two (2)
Three (3)
Unlimited
A Starting Pin is considered "Cleared" and worth 2 points if, at the end of the Match, what condition is met?
The Pin is Placed in a Goal.
The Pin is not touching the Floor.
No part of its Starting Pin Support is within the volume of a Pin.
The Pin is Connected to a Beam.
To qualify as Connected, a Stack must be roughly vertical and meet which additional major criterion?
Be at least three Scoring Objects high.
Not be in contact with the Floor.
Not be in contact with a Robot.
Be composed entirely of Pins.
If a Robot is directly contacting two or more Scoring Objects at the end of the Match, how many points does the Robot receive for this status?
0 points
1 point
2 points
5 points
How long does a Teamwork Challenge Match last?
45 seconds of Autonomous, 15 seconds Driver Controlled
1 minute (60 seconds) Driver Controlled
1 minute (60 seconds) Autonomous
2 minutes total
Once a Match begins, what is the rule regarding a Robot's vertical expansion?
Limited to 15”
Limited to 20”
Unlimited
Limited to the Field Perimeter height
When must the two Drivers in a Teamwork Challenge Match switch their Controller?
At exactly 30 seconds remaining
Between 45 seconds and 35 seconds remaining
Between 35 seconds and 25 seconds remaining
At any time the Alliance agrees upon
If a Scoring Object (Pin or Beam) is removed from a Robot during a reset interaction, where must it be taken?
It must be placed back on the Floor where it was found.
It must be held by the Drive Team Member until the Match ends.
It must be removed from the Field and
In Robot Skills Matches, which Load Zone is used for introducing Scoring Objects?
Only the red Load Zone.
Only the blue Load Zone.
Both the red and blue Load Zones.
The Load Zone that matches the Pin color.
If an orange Pin or a Beam leaves the Field during a Teamwork Match, which Loader should it be given to for reintroduction?
The blue Loader only.
The red Loader only.
The Loader in the Driver Station closest to where it left the Field.
The Loader whose Robot last contacted it.
Which statement accurately describes a Major Violation?
It usually results in a verbal notification from the Head Referee.
It is typically accidental, momentary, or non-Score Affecting.
It results in a Disqualification.
It only occurs if a safety rule is broken.
According to the Student-Centered Program rule (), what is NOT an acceptable action for an Adult associated with the Team?
Permitted to teach the Builder associated concepts.
Permitted to provide cheerful, positive encouragement as a spectator during a Match.
Permitted to guide a Coder through a flowchart to understand complex logic.
Permitted to work on the design of the Robot.
Fill in the blank: The point value for a Connected Pin is ___ .
1 Point
2 Points
5 Points
10 Points
Fill in the blank: The point value for a Connected Beam is ___ .
10 Points
5 Points
15 Points
20 Points
Fill in the blank: The point value for a 2-color Stack is __.
5-Point Bonus
10-Point Bonus
15-Point Bonus
20-Point Bonus
Fill in the blank: The point value for a 3-color Stack is ___ .
15-Point Bonus
10-Point Bonus
20-Point Bonus
5-Point Bonus
Fill in the blank: The point value for a Matching Goal bonus is __.
10-Point Bonus
5-Point Bonus
15-Point Bonus
20-Point Bonus
Fill in the blank: The point value for a Stack Placed on the Standoff Goal is __.
10-Point Bonus
5-Point Bonus
15-Point Bonus
20-Point Bonus
Fill in the blank: The point value for a Cleared Starting Pin is ___
2 Points
1 Point
3 Points
5 Points
A collection of Scoring Objects consists of 4 Connected Pins. The Beam is present but is not Connected. There are two 2-color Stacks, and no Stacks are Placed in a Goal or Connected to a Beam. What is the total score for this configuration?
4 points
10 points
14 points
24 points
Scenario Description (Referencing Scoring Example): The Pins are Connected, Placed in a Matching Goal, and also Placed on the Standoff Goal. This setup includes 3 Connected Pins and one 3-color Stack. What is the total score for this configuration?
28 points
33 points
38 points
43 points
Scenario Description (Referencing Scoring Example): The Pins are nested together, but part of the Stack is in contact with a Robot at the end of the Match. This means none of the Pins qualify as Connected. Only one Robot is in contact with Scoring Objects at the end of the Match. What is the total score for this configuration?
0 points
2 points
4 points
12 points
28. Scenario Description (Referencing Scoring Example): All Scoring Objects are nested together, but the Beam is in contact with a Robot at the end of the Match. Because the Beam is part of all three Stacks, none of the Scoring Objects qualify as Connected. Only one Robot is in contact with Scoring Objects at the end of the Match. What is the total score for this configuration?
0 points
2 points
10 points
12 points
29. Scenario Description (Referencing Scoring Example): The Scoring Objects are all Connected, and none are Placed in a Goal. The configuration results in 6 Connected Pins, 1 Connected Beam, and three 3-color Stacks, all of which receive a Matching Goal Bonus (due to connecting the Beam). What is the total score for this configuration?
A. 71 points
B. 81 points
C. 91 points
D. 101 points
30. Scenario Description (Referencing Scoring Example): All Scoring Objects are Connected. This includes 6 Connected Pins, 1 Connected Beam, and three 3-color Stacks. All three Stacks are Placed on the Standoff Goal via the Connected Beam, and all three receive a Matching Goal Bonus. What is the total score for this configuration?
101 points
111 points
121 points
131 points
