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Robotics Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best defines a robot?

a)

A programmable mechanical device

b)

A manually operated machine

c)

A computer program

d)

A fixed automation system

2.

Which component of a robot is responsible for decision-making?

a)

Sensor

b)

Actuator

c)

Controller

d)

Power supply

3.

A humanoid robot is designed to resemble:

a)

Animals

b)

Humans

c)

Industrial arms

d)

Drones

4.

Which humanoid robot is developed by Hanson Robotics?

a)

ASIMO

b)

Atlas

c)

Sophia

d)

Pepper

5.

Which company developed the robot ASIMO?

a)

Boston Dynamics

b)

Honda

c)

Tesla

d)

ABB

6.

Boston Dynamics is famous for which robot?

a)

Pepper

b)

Spot

c)

NAO

d)

Baxter

7.

Edge computing processes data:

a)

Only in the cloud

b)

Near the data source

c)

Only on servers

d)

Offline only

8.

Which device is commonly used for edge computing in robotics?

a)

Raspberry Pi

b)

Keyboard

c)

Monitor

d)

Printer

9.

ESP32 supports which built-in feature?

a)

VGA output

b)

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth

c)

HDMI

d)

Ethernet only

10.

Joysticks are primarily used to:

a)

Sense temperature

b)

Provide manual control

c)

Store data

d)

Power motors

11.

ArUco tags are mainly used for:

a)

Color detection

b)

Localization and tracking

c)

Sound detection

d)

Speed control

12.

Which library is commonly used for ArUco detection?

a)

NumPy

b)

TensorFlow

c)

OpenCV

d)

Pandas

13.

Which sensor is best for distance measurement?

a)

LDR

b)

Ultrasonic sensor

c)

Buzzer

d)

LED

14.

Vision-based obstacle detection mainly uses:

a)

Motors

b)

Cameras

c)

Relays

d)

Encoders

15.

Which is NOT a microcontroller board?

a)

Arduino Uno

b)

ESP32

c)

Raspberry Pi

d)

NodeMCU

16.

Microcontrollers are best suited for:

a)

Heavy computation

b)

Real-time control

c)

Gaming

d)

Video editing

17.

Which tool is commonly used to simulate robots?

a)

MATLAB

b)

Gazebo

c)

Proteus

d)

All of the above

18.

Simulation helps to:

a)

Increase hardware cost

b)

Test without physical damage

c)

Replace programming

d)

Avoid learning

19.

A sensor converts physical quantity into:

a)

Motion

b)

Electrical signal

c)

Heat

d)

Force

20.

Which is an actuator?

a)

Camera

b)

Motor

c)

Microphone

d)

Ultrasonic sensor

21.

Motor driver boards are used to:

a)

Sense speed

b)

Amplify control signals

c)

Store code

d)

Display output

22.

Breadboards are used for:

a)

Permanent circuits

b)

Temporary prototyping

c)

High-voltage testing

d)

Mechanical assembly

23.

PID stands for:

a)

Process–Input–Device

b)

Proportional–Integral–Derivative

c)

Program–Interface–Data

d)

Power–Input–Drive

24.

Which PID term reduces steady-state error?

a)

P

b)

I

c)

D

d)

None

25.

C++ is mainly used for:

a)

Hardware control

b)

Web browsing

c)

Gaming only

d)

Image editing

26.

Libraries are used to:

a)

Increase code length

b)

Reuse existing functions

c)

Slow execution

d)

Remove logic

27.

Which is a serial communication protocol?

a)

I2C

b)

SPI

c)

UART

d)

All of the above

28.

I2C uses how many wires?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

29.

Raspberry Pi is mainly used as:

a)

Microcontroller

b)

Single-board computer

c)

Sensor

d)

Actuator

30.

VNC Viewer is used for:

a)

Remote desktop access

b)

File compression

c)

Coding only

d)

Power supply

31.

SSH is used for:

a)

Wireless charging

b)

Secure remote login

c)

Image processing

d)

Sensor calibration

32.

Which command lists files in Linux?

a)

cd

b)

pwd

c)

ls

d)

mkdir

33.

Thonny IDE is mainly used for:

a)

C++ programming

b)

Python programming

c)

Java programming

d)

MATLAB

34.

Python is popular in robotics due to:

a)

Speed only

b)

Easy syntax and libraries

c)

Hardware dependency

d)

Lack of support

35.

Canny Edge Detection is used to detect:

a)

Colors

b)

Objects

c)

Edges

d)

Motion

36.

Contours represent:

a)

Pixel brightness

b)

Object boundaries

c)

Camera resolution

d)

Noise

37.

Degrees of Freedom (DOF) refers to:

a)

Speed of robot

b)

Number of independent movements

c)

Size of robot

d)

Power rating

38.

Forward Kinematics calculates:

a)

Joint angles from position

b)

Position from joint angles

c)

Speed of motors

d)

Torque values

39.

Inverse Kinematics calculates:

a)

Position of end-effector

b)

Joint angles required

c)

Sensor values

d)

Motor speed

40.

Workspace of a manipulator means:

a)

Area occupied by robot

b)

Reachable region of end-effector

c)

Programming space

d)

Storage area