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I. BASIC ROBOTICS CONCEPTS & Light Sensor Introduction

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 31mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which statement best defines a robot in this context?

a)

A tool that measures light without acting

b)

A computer for human data processing tasks

c)

A device only executing manual commands

d)

A machine that senses and decides autonomously

2.

In the IPO model, which component performs decision-making computations?

a)

Motors in the output stage

b)

LEDs in the output stage

c)

Sensors in the input stage

d)

Microcontroller in the process stage

3.

Which list correctly orders the IPO stages for a robot?

a)

Input, Process, Output

b)

Process, Input, Output

c)

Process, Output, Input

d)

Output, Input, Process

4.

Which device category does a light sensor belong to within a robot?

a)

Power module supplying voltage

b)

Input device collecting environmental data

c)

Output device producing physical actions

d)

Processing unit running control algorithms

5.

What physical quantity does a light sensor measure?

a)

Light intensity measured in lux

b)

Sound pressure measured in dB

c)

Electrical current measured in A

d)

Temperature measured in °C

6.

Which statement about light sensor values is accurate?

a)

Darker areas yield higher readings

b)

Values are measured only in volts

c)

Brighter areas yield higher readings

d)

Readings are constant regardless of light

7.

Select all actions characteristic of robots as presented.

a)

Require constant manual control

b)

Perform actions automatically

c)

Make decisions internally

d)

Sense their environment

8.

Which pair correctly matches IPO elements to examples shown?

a)

Input: motors; Output: sensors

b)

Output: LEDs and speaker; Process: microcontroller

c)

Process: microcontroller; Input: sensors

d)

Input: sensors; Output: motors

9.

A light sensor converts incident photons into what electrical carriers?

a)

Protons used for bonding

b)

Ions used for energy storage

c)

Electrons used for signaling

d)

Neutrons used for timing

10.

Where does the light sensor send its measured data for processing?

a)

Directly to LEDs for display

b)

To the power jack connector

c)

To the motors and actuators

d)

To the robot’s microcontroller

11.

Which outcome aligns with the bottom diagram for robot behavior when no light is detected?

a)

Robot drives straight ahead

b)

Robot turns toward right side

c)

Robot does not move or act

d)

Robot turns toward left side

12.

According to the behavior diagram, how does the robot respond when light is detected directly ahead?

a)

It drives straight forward

b)

It spins clockwise slowly

c)

It reverses and stops

d)

It turns left sharply

13.

Which statements about lux are correct?

a)

Unit for light intensity measurement

b)

Higher lux indicates brighter light

c)

Lux measures electrical voltage

d)

Lower lux indicates darker areas

14.

Identify all components listed as outputs in the IPO examples.

a)

LEDs providing light signals

b)

Motors moving the robot

c)

Speaker generating sounds

d)

Sensors reading the environment

15.

Which statement best describes a sound sensor in a robotics system?

a)

A power module regulating voltage

b)

An input device using a microphone

c)

A storage device saving waveforms

d)

An output device driving a speaker

16.

What quantity does a typical sound sensor primarily measure?

a)

Sound intensity or loudness

b)

Frequency spectrum of notes

c)

Ambient temperature around mic

d)

Audio phase differences

17.

A sound sensor converts sound waves into which type of signals for processing?

a)

Hydraulic pressure changes

b)

Optical pulses for LEDs

c)

Electrical signals for circuits

d)

Magnetic flux variations

18.

In a simple threshold program, which condition would correctly trigger an LED using a light sensor?

a)

If ultrasonic distance is 300

b)

If sound value exceeds 300

c)

If voltage always equals 5V

d)

If light value is less than 300

19.

Which events are typical detections for a sound sensor in projects?

a)

Continuous DC motor rotation

b)

Sudden loud knock on table

c)

Clapping near the microphone

d)

Whispering in a quiet room

20.

How do sensor readings generally relate to loudness in a calibrated sound sensor?

a)

Loud sound produces lower value

b)

Loud sound produces higher value

c)

Loud sound produces no value

d)

Loud sound produces random value

21.

Which pairing correctly matches device category with example?

a)

Output device: ultrasonic sensor

b)

Output device: light sensor

c)

Input device: sound sensor

d)

Input device: buzzer module

22.

A processing unit on a controller board primarily performs which role with sensor data?

a)

Physically amplifies sound waves

b)

Stores long‑term audio recordings

c)

Supplies mains power to sensors

d)

Receives inputs and executes decisions

23.

Which comparison between light, sound, and ultrasonic sensors is accurate?

a)

Ultrasonic sensors measure distance

b)

Sound sensors respond to loudness

c)

Sound sensors measure temperature

d)

Light sensors respond to brightness

24.

On the controller image, which labeled component type would host the microphone for sound measurement?

a)

Sound sensor port module

b)

Encoder motor port

c)

USB connector socket

d)

5V LED indicator

25.

Which scenario best illustrates using a sound sensor to control an actuator?

a)

Turn on LED when clap detected

b)

Increase speed when light bright

c)

Stop robot when distance far

d)

Power board when switch flipped

26.

Why might ultrasonic sensors be preferred over sound sensors for measuring distance?

a)

They emit timed ultrasonic pulses

b)

They measure ambient loudness

c)

They use visible light levels

d)

They rely on manual calibration only

27.

Which adjustment is commonly available on many sound sensor modules shown?

a)

Dial to select LED colors

b)

Switch to choose USB mode

c)

Toggle to change voltage range

d)

Potentiometer to set threshold

28.

If a quiet environment yields lower sensor values, what programming action aligns with this behavior for clap detection?

a)

Trigger when value equals zero

b)

Trigger when value is below threshold

c)

Trigger when value exceeds threshold

d)

Trigger regardless of value

29.

Which statement best describes the microcontroller’s role in a robot?

a)

Only supplies electrical power

b)

Stores long-term data only

c)

Just converts sensor units

d)

Acts as the robot’s brain

30.

Which tasks are performed by the processing unit in a robot?

a)

Generating external noise

b)

Receiving sensor data

c)

Executing program logic

d)

Controlling output devices

31.

An LED connected to a robot is primarily used to do what?

a)

Indicate status visually

b)

Provide mechanical motion

c)

Amplify audio signals

d)

Measure light intensity

32.

Which device is an output that produces sound?

a)

Light sensor module

b)

Buzzer or speaker

c)

Ultrasonic sensor

d)

RJ25 communication port

33.

A motor connected to the microcontroller is an output device because it primarily does what?

a)

Calculates numeric results

b)

Stores program variables

c)

Senses distance values

d)

Creates rotational motion

34.

If the microcontroller receives a high sound intensity value, which output could reasonably respond?

a)

Read another sensor

b)

Turn on a status LED

c)

Disable the USB port

d)

Increase memory size

35.

Match each component to its typical role.

a)

Microcontroller: executes logic

b)

Speaker: emits audible signals

c)

Motor: produces motion

d)

LED: provides visual feedback

36.

Which statement is a misconception about ultrasonic sensors when considering outputs?

a)

They measure sound loudness

b)

They inform the controller

c)

They sense distance values

d)

They are not output devices

37.

Which block must be placed at the very top so the program begins when the robot powers on?

a)

Start-Up block at the top

b)

Forever block at program start

c)

Wait block before commands

d)

Display block above sensors

38.

A robot needs to continuously read a sensor and react in real time. Which block ensures the code keeps running without stopping?

a)

Wait block timed pause

b)

Forever block continuous loop

c)

Start-Up block initialization

d)

LED block light control

39.

In an If–Then–Else structure, what happens when the condition evaluates to FALSE?

a)

Program restarts from start

b)

Else branch executes actions

c)

Then branch executes actions

d)

Wait block adds a delay

40.

Select all blocks that primarily control program flow rather than output devices.

a)

Start-Up block sequencing

b)

Forever block looping

c)

LED block lighting

d)

If–Then–Else decision

e)

Display block showing values

41.

Which statement best describes the Wait block?

a)

Displays sensor values for testing

b)

Adds a delay to control timing

c)

Lights up the robot LEDs

d)

Starts the program when powered

42.

A program needs to show a sensor’s distance reading during debugging. Which block is appropriate?

a)

LED block indicates color

b)

Display block shows numbers

c)

Forever block repeats code

d)

Start-Up block begins run

43.

Which pair correctly contrasts Display and LED blocks?

a)

LED repeats code continuously

b)

Display controls timing delay

c)

Display shows values; LED lights

d)

Both light LEDs for feedback

44.

Identify all cases where Forever is essential.

a)

One-time startup message

b)

Setting LED color once

c)

Real-time reactive behavior

d)

Single evaluation of condition

e)

Continuous sensing loop

45.

In an If–Then–Else block, which part runs when the condition is TRUE?

a)

Then body executes actions

b)

Wait block pauses code

c)

Forever block restarts loop

d)

Else body executes actions

46.

Which block directly controls hardware light output on the robot?

a)

Forever block repeats code

b)

Start-Up block initializes

c)

Display block shows text

d)

LED block sets lights

47.

A developer wants the robot to wait two seconds before moving. Which block should be used?

a)

Start-Up for initial delay

b)

Wait with specified seconds

c)

If–Else to pause logic

d)

Display to show countdown

48.

Choose all statements that are true about the Start-Up block.

a)

Placed at the program top

b)

Controls LED color

c)

Runs when powered on

d)

Used for debugging output

e)

Adds timed delays

49.

Which misconception about Display and LED blocks is incorrect?

a)

Display used for testing

b)

LED lights up robot LEDs

c)

Display is the same as LED

d)

Display shows sensor values

50.

A decision must be made: if obstacle detected, stop; otherwise, move. Which block implements this logic directly?

a)

Wait timing delay block

b)

If–Then–Else decision block

c)

Forever continuous loop

d)

Start-Up initialization block

51.

Which combination best achieves continuous sensing with timed reactions?

a)

Start-Up for LED output

b)

Wait for controlled timing

c)

Forever for looped sensing

d)

LED for decision logic

e)

Display for movement control

52.

A light sensor reading of 100 is observed. Which condition is true for the logic IF (Light Sensor < 300)?

a)

Condition is true; set LED WHITE

b)

Condition is true; turn off lights

c)

Condition is false; set LED RED

d)

Condition is false; play sound

53.

In the given example, what action occurs in the ELSE branch when the light sensor value is 450?

a)

Motor starts and speaker plays

b)

Display shows numbers and colors

c)

LED set to RED and lights off

d)

LED set to WHITE and play sound

54.

Match each sensor value interpretation correctly.

a)

High sound value means quiet

b)

Low light value means bright

c)

Low sound value means quiet

d)

High light value means bright

55.

Which devices are inputs in a typical robotics setup?

a)

Speaker and display

b)

Light sensor and sound sensor

c)

LED and motor

d)

Ultrasonic sensor and microphone

56.

Choose the correct pairing of input to output from the table.

a)

Ultrasonic sensor to motor

b)

Microphone to LED

c)

Sound sensor to display

d)

Light sensor to LED

57.

Which statement best distinguishes the Display Block from the LED Block?

a)

Display controls lighting; LED shows values

b)

LED reads numbers; Display senses colors

c)

Both show colors and values

d)

Display shows numbers; LED shows colors

58.

Select all that describe the Sound Sensor versus the Ultrasonic Sensor.

a)

Ultrasonic measures loudness via microphone

b)

Sound measures distance via waves

c)

Ultrasonic measures distance via waves

d)

Sound measures loudness via microphone

59.

Which scenario correctly applies If–Then–Else logic to sensor thresholds?

a)

If light > 300 then LED WHITE; else speaker off

b)

If ultrasonic < 300 then play sound; else display numbers

c)

If sound < 300 then LED RED; else motor on

d)

If light < 300 then LED WHITE; else LED RED

60.

A student confuses input and output. Which correction is accurate?

a)

Motor is input; ultrasonic sensor is output

b)

Display is input; microphone is output

c)

LED is input; speaker is output

d)

LED is output; light sensor is input

61.

Which block would you use to present measured numeric values from sensors?

a)

LED Block for numbers

b)

Display Block for numbers

c)

Speaker Block for numbers

d)

Motor Block for numbers