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Computer-based Measurement Systems Worksheet

Total questions: 127

Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the explanation for the advantage “Data storage & analysis” in computer-based measurement?

a)

Easy to track trends over time

b)

Requires manual calculations for trends

c)

Makes data less accessible

d)

Reduces accuracy of measurements

e)

Limits data to paper records

2.

What does the letter “S” stand for in the mnemonic S.A.A.F.E.?

a)

Sensor

b)

System

c)

Signal

d)

Safety

3.

Fill in the blank: Sensors and computers cost more initially. This is a disadvantage known as ________.

a)

Expensive setup

b)

Low accuracy

c)

Slow operation

d)

Manual labor

4.

What does “Remote monitoring” mean in computer-based measurement?

a)

Systems can be accessed via Internet

b)

Data is stored only locally

c)

Manual intervention is required

d)

Measurements cannot be automated

e)

Only offline access is possible

5.

What does 24/7 Operation mean?

a)

Works continuously without fatigue

b)

Requires frequent manual intervention

c)

Operates only during business hours

d)

Needs regular rest periods

e)

Is limited by human availability

6.

The ______ analyzes or compares data with preset values in a measurement system.

a)

Computer/Processor

b)

Sensor

c)

Transducer

d)

Display

7.

Measurement applications are used when measurements must be taken ________, accurately, and without human involvement.

a)

repeatedly

b)

rarely

c)

randomly

d)

manually

8.

What does the ADC convert in the greenhouse control system?

a)

Signal to digital

b)

Digital to analog

c)

Temperature to humidity

d)

Light to heat

9.

“Environment” refers to a ________ setting such as a greenhouse.

a)

controlled

b)

random

c)

natural

d)

open

10.

Which command word requires you to “Say what and how”?

a)

State

b)

Describe

c)

Explain

d)

Discuss/Evaluate

11.

What is Real-time processing?

a)

System reacts immediately to inputs

b)

System processes data at the end of the day

c)

System stores data for future analysis

d)

System ignores user inputs

12.

The main use case for a hospital measurement system is to ______.

a)

Monitor patients

b)

Schedule appointments

c)

Manage cafeteria services

d)

Organize hospital tours

13.

Example of an automatic washing machine action when water level is full:

a)

Stop water flow when full

b)

Start spinning immediately

c)

Drain water before washing

d)

Increase water temperature

14.

Which sensors are used in a weather station application?

a)

Temperature, humidity, pressure, rain gauge, wind speed

b)

Temperature, moisture, light

c)

Heart rate, temperature

d)

Temperature, water level

15.

What happens if the greenhouse is too cold?

a)

Fan turns ON

b)

Heater turns ON

c)

Sprinkler turns ON

d)

Alarm sounds

16.

“System stops in power failure” is a disadvantage known as ________.

a)

Dependence on electricity

b)

High speed

c)

Accuracy

d)

Cost effectiveness

17.

Which is a benefit of computerized measurement systems?

a)

Manual logging

b)

High precision

c)

Human error

d)

Slow, manual

18.

What does the letter “A” stand for in S.A.A.F.E. (converting signals)?

a)

ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)

b)

Amplifier

c)

Antenna

d)

Analog Switch

19.

Main use case of a greenhouse measurement system:

a)

Grow crops optimally

b)

Monitor animal health

c)

Increase rainfall

d)

Reduce soil erosion

20.

In the memory chart, the conversion process (Analog → Digital) is performed by ________.

a)

ADC

b)

DAC

c)

RAM

d)

ROM

21.

If the greenhouse is too hot:

a)

Fan turns ON

b)

Heater turns ON

c)

Sprinkler turns ON

d)

Alarm sounds

22.

Which command word asks for advantages, disadvantages, and conclusion?

a)

State

b)

Describe

c)

Explain

d)

Discuss/Evaluate

23.

What is a Monitoring system?

a)

Records data but doesn’t take action

b)

Automatically fixes issues

c)

Sends alerts and takes corrective action

d)

Controls all system operations

24.

Measurement applications are ______ systems using sensors to collect and process data.

a)

computer-controlled

b)

manual

c)

mechanical

d)

analog

25.

What does the command word State require?

a)

Give a short fact

b)

Say what and how

c)

Add reason or purpose

d)

Give advantages/disadvantages/conclusion

26.

Conversion from digital to analog is performed by the _______.

a)

DAC

b)

ADC

c)

CPU

d)

RAM

27.

Traditional measurement methods are always constant and reliable.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

What does the temperature sensor measure in a greenhouse system?

a)

Internal air temperature

b)

Soil moisture level

c)

Light intensity

d)

Carbon dioxide concentration

29.

In the memory chart, the device at the input stage is a _______.

a)

Sensor

b)

Actuator

c)

Display

d)

Processor

30.

Correct sequence in a simple measurement system:

a)

Sensor → Processor → DAC → ADC → Actuator

b)

Sensor → ADC → Processor → DAC → Actuator

c)

Sensor → DAC → Processor → ADC → Actuator

d)

Sensor → Actuator → Processor → DAC → ADC

31.

The ______ converts digital output to analog in systems with actuators.

a)

DAC

b)

ADC

c)

Multiplexer

d)

Demultiplexer

32.

The greenhouse control system does not require ______ supervision.

a)

manual

b)

automatic

c)

constant

d)

remote

33.

Which component collects physical data?

a)

ADC

b)

Sensor

c)

DAC

d)

Actuator

34.

In S.A.A.F.E., the letter “A” (operating heater/fan) stands for _______.

a)

Actuator

b)

Airflow

c)

Alarm

d)

Automatic

35.

Automated systems cannot make emotional or moral decisions. This disadvantage is _______.

a)

No human judgment

b)

High cost

c)

Limited memory

d)

Slow processing

36.

One advantage of the greenhouse system is plants stay in ______ condition.

a)

ideal

b)

poor

c)

random

d)

unstable

37.

In computerized measurement systems, data is stored by _______.

a)

Automatic data storage

b)

Manual data entry

c)

Paper records

d)

Voice recording

38.

Correct sequence of components:

a)

Sensor → ADC → Processor → DAC → Actuator → Controlled Device

b)

Sensor → DAC → Processor → ADC → Actuator → Controlled Device

c)

Sensor → Processor → ADC → DAC → Actuator → Controlled Device

d)

Sensor → Actuator → ADC → Processor → DAC → Controlled Device

39.

Advantage related to accuracy:

a)

No human error in measurement

b)

Requires manual calibration

c)

Results are random

d)

Less precise than manual

e)

Depends on weather

40.

“Continuous, fast” describes which aspect of computerized measurement?

a)

Speed

b)

Accuracy

c)

Resolution

d)

Stability

41.

What is a Sensor?

a)

Device detecting physical changes

b)

Battery

c)

Software

d)

Display

42.

ADC stands for Analog to Digital Converter and _______.

a)

It converts analog data to digital form.

b)

It stores digital data.

c)

It processes digital signals.

d)

It displays analog signals.

43.

What is a Control system?

a)

Automatically adjusts environment based on data

b)

Only stores information

c)

Only displays data

d)

Does not interact with environment

44.

Which device is responsible for output actions?

a)

Actuator

b)

Sensor

c)

Transducer

d)

Amplifier

45.

Faulty sensor leads to wrong readings — this is ________.

a)

Sensor malfunction

b)

Power surge

c)

Software update

d)

Network delay

46.

Main use case of a weather station system:

a)

Weather forecasting

b)

Cooking food

c)

Playing music

d)

Driving cars

47.

What is an Actuator?

a)

Device that carries out an action

b)

Sensor

c)

Software

d)

Power supply

48.

Main use case of airport runway measurement system:

a)

Ensure landing safety

b)

Track luggage

c)

Monitor entertainment

d)

Manage restaurants

49.

Purpose of command word Explain:

a)

Short fact

b)

Say what and how

c)

Add reason or purpose

d)

Advantages/disadvantages/conclusion

50.

Which advantage allows instant adjustments or alerts?

a)

Real-time response

b)

Data storage

c)

Manual calibration

d)

Delayed feedback

51.

The greenhouse control system uses energy ______.

a)

efficiently

b)

randomly

c)

wastefully

d)

slowly

52.

What does “Feedback” mean?

a)

Provides information about weather

b)

Adjusts system based on result

c)

Controls environment

d)

Measures temperature

53.

What is a Feedback loop?

a)

Output affects future input decisions

b)

Increases system speed

c)

Stores data permanently

d)

Type of network protocol

54.

The ______ carries out actions like turning heater ON/OFF.

a)

Actuator

b)

Sensor

c)

Transmitter

d)

Controller

55.

Main use case of a car measurement system:

a)

Cruise control

b)

Playing music

c)

AC

d)

Changing tires

56.

Match the terms: Measures temperature → ______.

a)

Sensor

b)

ADC

c)

Actuator

57.

Match the terms: Converts signal to digital → ______.

a)

Sensor

b)

ADC

c)

Actuator

58.

Match the terms: Operates heater/fan → ______.

a)

Sensor

b)

ADC

c)

Actuator

59.

Measured variable in greenhouse control:

a)

Water & temperature

b)

Climate control

c)

Environmental data

d)

Vital signs

60.

Match applications to variables: Vital signs → ______.

a)

Patient monitoring

b)

Greenhouse

c)

Air conditioning system

d)

Weather station

e)

Science lab system

61.

Match applications to variables: Water & temperature → ______.

a)

Patient monitoring

b)

Greenhouse

c)

Air conditioning system

d)

Weather station

e)

Science lab system

62.

Match applications to variables: Climate control → ______.

a)

Patient monitoring

b)

Greenhouse

c)

Air conditioning system

d)

Weather station

e)

Science lab system

63.

Match applications to variables: Environmental data → ______.

a)

Patient monitoring

b)

Greenhouse

c)

Air conditioning system

d)

Weather station

e)

Science lab system

64.

Match applications to variables: Experimental data → ______.

a)

Patient monitoring

b)

Greenhouse

c)

Air conditioning system

d)

Weather station

e)

Science lab system

65.

DAC stands for Digital to Analog Converter and ________.

a)

It converts digital output into analog signals.

b)

Manages data flow

c)

Sends audio signals

d)

Allocates resources

66.

What is Data logging?

a)

Storing measured data over time

b)

Deleting data

c)

Encrypting data

d)

Transmitting data

67.

What is Calibration?

a)

Adjusting sensor to ensure accuracy

b)

Increasing speed

c)

Turning off sensor

d)

Changing sensor color

68.

Sensors used in patient monitoring:

a)

Heart rate, temperature

b)

Light, humidity

c)

Pressure, sound

d)

Motion, vibration

69.

The ______ converts analog signals into digital form.

a)

ADC

b)

DAC

c)

Transducer

d)

Amplifier

70.

An automated assembly line is best described as:

a)

A production process where machines and equipment automatically assemble products with minimal human intervention.

b)

A manual process where workers assemble products by hand.

c)

A system where products are assembled only by robots without supervision.

d)

A process where products are assembled in random order.

71.

Computers are used for stock control in manufacturing because:

a)

They can quickly and accurately track inventory levels.

b)

They can physically move stock items.

c)

They remove the need for all human workers.

d)

They increase stock management costs.

72.

Fill in the blank: The actuator in a control system is an example of ________.

a)

Output

b)

Input

73.

State one advantage of using robots in manufacturing.

a)

They can work continuously without breaks.

b)

They require frequent rest periods.

c)

They are easily distracted.

d)

They only work during daytime.

74.

A car company uses robots for welding. One benefit is:

a)

Increased efficiency and precision

b)

Higher labour costs

c)

Reduced automation

d)

Decreased production speed

75.

Calibration of sensors is important because:

a)

It ensures accurate and reliable measurements.

b)

It increases the size of the sensor.

c)

It makes sensors more expensive.

d)

It reduces maintenance needs.

76.

Which device converts digital signal back to analog?

a)

Computer

b)

DAC

c)

ADC

d)

Sensor

77.

What does 'PLC' stand for and its role?

a)

Programmable Logic Controller – brain of automation.

b)

Power Line Communication – for internet.

c)

Personal Laptop Computer – for personal use.

d)

Process Level Control – controls levels.

78.

What is an example answer for the command word "Describe"?

a)

‘Robots increase accuracy.’

b)

‘Sensors detect position and send data.’

c)

‘Robots increase efficiency because they work continuously.’

d)

‘Automation improves quality but may cause job losses.’

79.

One difference between CAD and CAM is:

a)

CAD is for designing, CAM is for manufacturing.

b)

CAD is for manufacturing, CAM for design.

c)

Both only for design.

d)

Both only for manufacturing.

80.

CAM is defined as:

a)

Use of computer software to control machine tools in manufacturing.

b)

Designing products manually.

c)

Assembling products without technology.

d)

Managing company finances.

81.

Match the command word to its example answer: For the command word State, choose the correct example answer.

a)

One clear fact

b)

Cause/effect shown

c)

Both sides (pros and cons)

82.

Match the command word to its example answer: For the command word Explain, choose the correct example answer.

a)

One clear fact

b)

Cause/effect shown

c)

Both sides (pros and cons)

83.

Match the command word to its example answer: For the command word Discuss/Evaluate, choose the correct example answer.

a)

One clear fact

b)

Cause/effect shown

c)

Both sides (pros and cons)

84.

Process control refers to:

a)

Methods to regulate processes to achieve desired outputs.

b)

Hiring new employees.

c)

Controlling vehicle speed.

d)

Data storage method.

85.

Match the term to its meaning: Actuator

a)

Performs physical actions

b)

Used to maintain control accuracy

c)

Adjustment to maintain accuracy

86.

Match the term to its meaning: Feedback

a)

Performs physical actions

b)

Used to maintain control accuracy

c)

Adjustment to maintain accuracy

87.

Match the term to its meaning: Calibration

a)

Performs physical actions

b)

Used to maintain control accuracy

c)

Adjustment to maintain accuracy

88.

Disadvantages of CAD/CAM include:

a)

High initial cost and need for training

b)

Increased manual labour

c)

Limited design flexibility

d)

Reduced accuracy

89.

Robots are used in car manufacturing to:

a)

Assemble parts and perform repetitive tasks efficiently.

b)

Design new car models.

c)

Drive test cars.

d)

Sell cars.

90.

State one disadvantage of robots in factories.

a)

Can lead to job losses.

b)

Always increases pollution.

c)

Guarantees defects.

d)

Reduces safety.

91.

Computer-controlled manufacturing produces consistent products because:

a)

Machines follow precise instructions every time.

b)

Manual labour causes variability.

c)

Materials are identical.

d)

Humans check all products.

92.

The function of a feedback loop is:

a)

Compare output with target values for adjustment.

b)

Increase process speed.

c)

Remove need for monitoring.

d)

Prevent all changes.

93.

Match the component to its role: ADC

a)

Converts analog to digital

b)

Detects data

c)

Converts digital to analog

d)

Moves/controls mechanism

e)

Processes data

94.

Match the component to its role: Sensor

a)

Converts analog to digital

b)

Detects data

c)

Converts digital to analog

d)

Moves/controls mechanism

e)

Processes data

95.

Match the component to its role: DAC

a)

Converts analog to digital

b)

Detects data

c)

Converts digital to analog

d)

Moves/controls mechanism

e)

Processes data

96.

Match the component to its role: Actuator

a)

Converts analog to digital

b)

Detects data

c)

Converts digital to analog

d)

Moves/controls mechanism

e)

Processes data

97.

Match the component to its role: Computer

a)

Converts analog to digital

b)

Detects data

c)

Converts digital to analog

d)

Moves/controls mechanism

e)

Processes data

98.

Fill in the blank: The sensor in a control system is used for _______.

a)

Feedback

b)

Power

c)

Actuation

d)

Programming

99.

What is the role of the Input component?

a)

Sensor

b)

Actuator

c)

Controller

d)

Display

100.

Meaning of “Sensor” in manufacturing:

a)

Detects environmental data.

b)

Controls speed.

c)

Stores products.

d)

Manages schedules.

101.

What processing is used in manufacturing control systems?

a)

Real-time processing

b)

Batch

c)

Manual

d)

Offline

102.

Batch production is:

a)

Manufacturing in groups or batches.

b)

One product at a time.

c)

Made only after orders.

d)

Uninterrupted flow.

103.

Computer-based manufacturing systems are safer because:

a)

Reduce human exposure to danger

b)

Need more manual labour

c)

Increase risk

d)

Require workers to operate heavy machines

104.

CAD–CAM integration means:

a)

CAD designs are used directly by CAM to automate manufacturing.

b)

Used separately

c)

CAM creates designs

d)

CAD only for marketing

105.

Purpose of sensors in manufacturing:

a)

Monitor and collect data

b)

Increase labour

c)

Reduce automation

d)

Remove machines

106.

Examples of ICT helping quality:

a)

Sensors for real-time monitoring & automated defect detection

b)

Manual inspection

c)

Hiring more workers

d)

Reducing technology use

107.

ICT controls chocolate mixing temperature by:

a)

Using sensors and automated adjustments

b)

Manual checks

c)

Feeling temperature

d)

Ignoring temperature

108.

ICT supports environmental sustainability by:

a)

Efficient resource management & reducing waste

b)

Increasing energy use

c)

Using non-renewable resources

d)

Increasing pollution

109.

Automated packaging robots impact productivity and employment by:

a)

Increase productivity but may reduce employment

b)

Decrease productivity

c)

No effect

d)

Increase both equally

110.

Safety & quality benefit of automation:

a)

Reduces human error & improves consistency

b)

Increases manual intervention

c)

Decreases monitoring

d)

More breakdowns

111.

Examples of industries using ICT:

a)

Automobile and electronics

b)

Textile and agriculture

c)

Fishing and mining

d)

Forestry and tourism

112.

Benefit of using a microprocessor:

a)

Increased automation and efficiency

b)

More manual work

c)

Slower production

d)

Reduced accuracy

113.

Device converting a signal to digital:

a)

DAC

b)

Actuator

c)

ADC

d)

Sensor

114.

Advantage of real-time feedback:

a)

Immediate correction of errors

b)

More workers needed

c)

Slower production

d)

Less quality control

115.

Meaning of CAD:

a)

Computer-Aided Design – used to draw 3D models.

b)

Accounting database

c)

Assistance desk

d)

Developer certification

116.

Robots are more efficient because:

a)

They do not get tired or bored.

b)

Make creative decisions

c)

Need breaks

d)

Have emotions

117.

Fill in the blank: The _______ compares with the preset value.

a)

Computer

b)

Sensor

c)

Actuator

d)

Transmitter

118.

One role of robots in quality control is:

a)

Inspecting products for defects

b)

Packaging goods

c)

Transporting materials

d)

Assembling components

119.

Role of ADC and DAC:

a)

Convert analog↔digital for control and monitoring

b)

Store data

c)

Provide movement

d)

Generate power

120.

Actuators are used to:

a)

Control and move mechanical systems

b)

Store materials

c)

Design blueprints

d)

Measure temperature

121.

Barcodes support manufacturing by:

a)

Quick, accurate tracking of products

b)

Increasing paperwork

c)

Slowing inventory

d)

Making identification harder

122.

A feature of monitoring systems is:

a)

Real-time data collection

b)

Manual assembly

c)

Increased weight

d)

Less training

123.

Output devices in automated manufacturing:

a)

Actuators and motors

b)

Sensors and cameras

c)

Keyboards and monitors

d)

Microphones and speakers

124.

Example of an input component:

a)

Temperature or pressure sensor

b)

Electric motor

c)

Conveyor belt

d)

Display

125.

What does the command word “State” require?

a)

Add cause/effect

b)

Say what happens

c)

One clear fact

d)

Give pros/cons

126.

One ethical concern of automation:

a)

Job displacement

b)

More manual labour

c)

Reduced quality

d)

Higher cost

127.

ICT ensures safety in automation by:

a)

Monitoring and controlling machinery to prevent accidents

b)

Increasing manual labour

c)

Reducing safety protocols

d)

Ignoring system errors