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Robot Design and Programming Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

While designing a robot that sorts coloured blocks using the Colour Sensor, the robot keeps misreading dark blue as black. Which modification would MOST likely improve accuracy?

a)

Increase the robot’s movement speed

b)

Reduce ambient light around the sensor

c)

Place the sensor farther away from the blocks

d)

Use the Force Sensor instead of the Colour Sensor

2.

A Spike robot uses a Distance Sensor to avoid obstacles. In testing, it sometimes stops even when the path is clear. What is the MOST likely cause?

a)

Motor rotational speed is too low

b)

Sensor detected reflections from shiny surfaces

c)

The Drive Base is too heavy

d)

The program uses a forever loop

3.

You build a robotic arm with a Medium Motor to lift objects. The arm starts shaking after lifting heavier loads. What programming adjustment will help the MOST?

a)

Increasing motor speed

b)

Increasing motor acceleration

c)

Reducing motor power and adding gradual ramping

d)

Changing the arm’s colour sensor threshold

4.

A line-following robot drifts away from the black line whenever it turns. Which change will MOST likely improve the line-following precision?

a)

Using only one motor

b)

Narrower wheel spacing (wheels closer together)

c)

Increasing turning angle in the code

d)

Making the robot heavier

5.

A Spike Prime project uses a Gyro Sensor to maintain straight movement. The robot drifts to the right even though the program continually corrects angle deviations. What is the MOST likely reason?

a)

Gyro Sensor was not reset to 0 before starting

b)

Motors have too little power

c)

The robot has rubber wheels

d)

The project uses a block-based program

6.

You program a Drive Base to move exactly 100 cm using motor rotations. During testing, it travels different distances each time. What is the MOST probable cause?

a)

Battery power variation affecting motor torque

b)

Gyro Sensor misalignment

c)

Colour Sensor error

d)

Motor speed set too low

7.

A Spike robot is designed to push objects, but the wheels slip frequently. What design improvement will MOST likely fix this?

a)

Increase motor speed

b)

Use wheels with more friction or add weight above the Drive Base

c)

Move the sensors to the back

d)

Reduce sensor sampling rate

8.

Two Spike robots must communicate using the light matrix display (e.g., flashing patterns). Robot B often misinterprets the signals. What is the MOST likely reason?

a)

Robot A is using a Medium Motor instead of a Large Motor

b)

Flashing speed is too fast for the receiving program to detect

c)

Robot B has a low battery

d)

The robots are using different wheel sizes

9.

In a Spike project, the program sometimes freezes when the robot encounters multiple conditions at once (sensor + motor blocks). What programming method improves reliability?

a)

Add delays between every block

b)

Use parallel loops with sensor prioritisation

c)

Increase motor power

d)

Reduce the number of sensors

10.

A robot uses both Colour and Distance sensors to sort objects by both size and colour. To avoid conflicting actions, what is the MOST important programming strategy?

a)

Increase motor power

b)

Add a Gyro Sensor

c)

Create decision trees (nested IF/ELSE conditions)

d)

Reduce sensor readings to once per second