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Changelog

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a Bill of Material (BOM) in a prototype vehicle project?

a)

Schedule team meetings and milestones

b)

Provide a sorted list of all vehicle parts

c)

Record driver training and lap times

d)

Document sponsor agreements and logos

2.

Within the BOM structure, how are systems further organized to detail components?

a)

Into assemblies and optional sub-assemblies

b)

Into departments and work shifts

c)

Into sensor arrays and data logs

d)

Into budgets and expense categories

3.

Which items are considered fasteners and therefore should not be listed as separate parts in the BOM?

a)

Hexagon screws, glue, zip ties, tape

b)

Springs, dampers, control arms

c)

Safety wire, edge protection tape

d)

Wheels, tires, brake rotors

4.

In a Costed Carbonized Bill of Material (CCBOM), what additional information must be included for each part beyond materials and processes?

a)

Paint colors, decals, and sponsor placement

b)

Team roles, meeting notes, and sign-offs

c)

Driver feedback, telemetry, and lap data

d)

Tooling, overhead, and carbon footprint in CO2e

5.

For the Cost Report Documents (CRD), which set of files must the team submit to the competition website?

a)

BOM with CCBOM, Supporting Material File, Cost and Emissions Explanation File

b)

CAD license proof, software versions, code repository

c)

Driver roster, medical forms, vehicle photos

d)

Practice schedules, travel plans, hotel receipts

6.

Which best describes the purpose of a changelog in competition rules?

a)

List sponsor contacts and event schedules

b)

Summarize judge biographies and credentials

c)

Provide team rankings and final scores

d)

Track version history and brief modifications

7.

What is the main objective of the Cost and Manufacturing section for a prototype vehicle?

a)

Assess marketing strategies and social media reach

b)

Measure lap times and driver consistency

c)

Verify compliance with parking and pit rules

d)

Evaluate processes, costs, and emissions understanding

8.

What does BPP stand for in Formula Student events?

a)

Business Plan Presentation

b)

Brake Pad Performance

c)

Battery Power Protocol

d)

Build Process Plan

9.

What is the meaning of BPEFS in the context of team submissions?

a)

Business Prototype Engineering Feature Sheet

b)

Budget Planning Estimates for Suppliers

c)

Battery Pack Efficiency & Safety

d)

Business Plan Executive & Financial Summary

10.

In the rules, what does Q&A refer to after a presentation?

a)

Quick Assessment

b)

Quantify and Analyze

c)

Question and Answer

d)

Quality and Assurance

11.

S1 under Static Disciplines is best described as which section?

a)

Scoring Rubric

b)

General Rules

c)

Safety Procedures

d)

Supplier Guidelines

12.

What does 'finished condition' mean for vehicle judging in S1.1.1?

a)

Fully assembled, complete, ready-to-race

b)

Painted with sponsor logos

c)

Contains brand-new components only

d)

Has passed emissions testing

13.

Which phrase best matches the abbreviation 'PDF' in submission requirements?

a)

Programmable Data Folder

b)

Project Design File

c)

Portable Document Format

d)

Public Data Form

14.

What is the time limit stated for BPP presentations?

a)

No fixed limit

b)

Maximum of 10 minutes

c)

Exactly 8 minutes

d)

At least 12 minutes

15.

Which item is NOT eligible as a component for the business model in S2.1.2?

a)

Vehicle control software

b)

Personal protective equipment

c)

Prototype chassis frame

d)

Integrated battery cooling

16.

During the BPP, how should judges be treated according to S2.1.4?

a)

As marketing consultants

b)

As potential investors or partners

c)

As technical inspectors only

d)

As audience with no role

17.

What happens immediately after the BPP presentation according to S2.2.2?

a)

A break for refreshments

b)

A question and answer session

c)

Vehicle technical inspection

d)

Scoring is posted online

18.

What does 'deep dive topic' mean before the competition?

a)

Marketing video requirement

b)

Specific subject announced online

c)

Optional bonus activity

d)

Vehicle repair session

19.

Who may present the business plan according to S2.2.3?

a)

One or more team members

b)

Only the team captain

c)

Only business specialists

d)

External advisors only

20.

What is required of team members introduced at the start per S2.2.4?

a)

They cannot speak during Q&A

b)

They only handle slides

c)

They must leave the podium

d)

They may answer judges’ questions

21.

What is the rule about handouts or prototypes per S2.2.5?

a)

Evaluate only if explicitly referenced

b)

Always evaluated automatically

c)

Never allowed during BPP

d)

Must be mailed before event

22.

What does S2.4.1 state about BPP scoring?

a)

Determined by random draw

b)

Evaluated by categories in table 6

c)

Based on audience applause

d)

Only by prototype quality

23.

In S1.1.2, what will judges not evaluate?

a)

Vehicles missing sponsor decals

b)

Vehicles with used tires

c)

Vehicles without new paint

d)

Vehicles in an unfinished state

24.

In S1.1.3, when may vehicles be presented for judging?

a)

Only after race day

b)

Only after endurance event

c)

Even before Technical Inspection

d)

Only with full driver suit

25.

Why might covers or parts be removed during judging per S1.1.4?

a)

To reduce vehicle weight

b)

To access and present components

c)

To change the aerodynamics

d)

To fix broken hardware

26.

Which of these is an ineligible standalone solution for BPP components?

a)

Driver communication system

b)

Battery cooling module

c)

Sensor integrated into vehicle

d)

Cloud service without team software

27.

What does 'non-profit organisations are not permitted' mean for the business model?

a)

Business must be for-profit

b)

Hybrid non-profit preferred

c)

Charity-only models allowed

d)

Revenue optional for teams

28.

What is the main aim of the Formula Student competition?

a)

Sell vehicles to raise team funding

b)

Promote teamwork through fun activities

c)

Replicate professional motorsport seasons

d)

Build safe, reliable student race cars

29.

Which describes vehicle classes commonly seen in Formula Student?

a)

Off-road, Rally, Touring cars

b)

Hybrid, Hydrogen, Solar-powered

c)

Two-seater, Convertible, Hatchback

d)

Electric, Internal Combustion, Driverless

30.

What does the scoring system usually combine?

a)

Only fastest lap time points

b)

Random draws and bonus spins

c)

Fan votes and online ratings

d)

Static and dynamic event points

31.

What is the focus of the Driverless Cup?

a)

Manual driver training sessions

b)

Improved tire wear reduction

c)

Noise and emissions testing only

d)

Autonomous vehicle operation

32.

Which item is part of Engineering Design scoring categories?

a)

Overall Vehicle Concept

b)

Team social media presence

c)

Sponsor presentation quality

d)

Pit stop choreography

33.

Which category awards the highest points in Engineering Design for driverless competition?

a)

Software / Compute

b)

Overall Vehicle Concept

c)

Autonomous Functionality

d)

Vehicle Performance

34.

A first-year vehicle changes its powertrain after initial build. What best describes its eligibility impact?

a)

Becomes ineligible for all events

b)

May affect first-year vehicle rules

c)

Still first-year with no restrictions

d)

No change to first-year status

35.

Maximum points are limits used in scoring. What is the main purpose of setting maximum points?

a)

Prevent teams from entering

b)

Cap scores across disciplines

c)

Identify first-year teams only

d)

Force powertrain upgrades

36.

Student competition rules mainly ensure what?

a)

Safety and fair participation

b)

Unlimited vehicle modifications

c)

Only professional drivers

d)

Skipping static disciplines

37.

Which area is directly related to computing systems on the vehicle?

a)

Overall Vehicle Concept

b)

Software / Compute

c)

Vehicle Performance

d)

Autonomous Functionality

38.

In Engineering Design scoring, how many points are assigned to Vehicle Performance?

a)

30 points

b)

20 points

c)

50 points

d)

70 points