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Drones Quizz

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of an open-loop control system?

a)

Cruise control in a car

b)

Air conditioner with thermostat

c)

Electric toaster

d)

Elevator system

2.

In a quadrotor drone, the altitude control loop primarily regulates:

a)

Roll angle

b)

Pitch angle

c)

Vertical thrust

d)

Yaw rate

3.

In a quadcopter, forward motion is achieved by:

a)

Increasing total thrust uniformly

b)

Increasing rear rotor speed and decreasing front rotor speed

c)

Increasing left rotor speed and decreasing right rotor speed

d)

Varying yaw to change orientation

4.

The main role of the Flight Control System (FCS) in a drone autopilot is:

a)

To provide wireless communication with ground station

b)

To process camera data for navigation

c)

To supply power to all onboard systems

d)

To execute control loops and stabilize the drone

5.

Which sensors are typically included in an IMU?

a)

Gyroscope, magnetometer, accelerometer

b)

GPS, barometer, magnetometer

c)

Camera, LiDAR, GPS

d)

ESC, motor, barometer

6.

In Altitude Hold Mode, the pilot controls:

a)

Drone yaw only

b)

Altitude only

c)

Pitch/roll/yaw while autopilot maintains altitude

d)

Nothing (autopilot is fully autonomous)

7.

Which altitude sensing method is commonly used in drones?

a)

LiDAR

b)

GPS

c)

barometer

d)

Camera-based detection

8.

In UAV swarms, distributed control means:

a)

All UAVs depend on one central leader

b)

Each UAV makes decisions independently while coordinating with others

c)

UAVs cannot communicate

d)

Swarm is controlled manually by humans only

9.

In cooperative obstacle avoidance within a UAV swarm, what is the primary reason local sensing and communication are combined?

a)

To allow each UAV to ignore the swarm and fly independently

b)

To reduce computational power needed on the ground station

c)

To share obstacle information and adjust trajectories collectively

d)

To make the swarm slower for better safety

10.

Which of the following is the most dominant factor in multirotor energy consumption?

a)

Horizontal speed

b)

Altitude

c)

Rotor blade color

d)

Payload weight

11.

What is an autonomous drone?

a)

A drone that can fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks without being directly controlled by a human.

b)

A drone that is operated with a remote control to fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks.

c)

A drone that can fly, hover, navigate and perform other tasks without any control at all by a human.

12.

Which industry currently uses drones?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Mining

c)

Real Estate

d)

All of the above.

13.

My drone has lights. Can I fly it at night?

a)

Only in rural areas.

b)

Sure!

c)

Yes, as long as you stay within line of sight.

d)

No.

14.

What is a drone?

a)

An Unmanned Aircraft

b)

Aeroplane

c)

Helicopter

d)

Bee

15.

What Type of Drone is this?

a)

Quadcopter

b)

Tri-copter

c)

Hexacopter

d)

Octocopter

16.

What is an ESC?

a)

Escape key

b)

Electronic Speed Controller

c)

Electromagnet

d)

Electronic Sensor Controller

17.

What does LOS stand for?

a)

Loss of Signal

b)

Line of Sight

c)

Last one Saved

d)

Level of Sight

18.

What does UUV stand for?

a)

Unmanned Underwater Vehicle

b)

Unmanned Undersea Vehicle

c)

Uncontrolled Undersea Vehicle

d)

Unmanned Universal Vehicle

19.

which statement is INCORRECT

a)

turn off the drone first than the remote

b)

turn on the remote first than the drone

c)

turn on the drone first than the remote

d)

check the data before turn off the drone

20.

How do drones use GPS technology in scientific research?

a)

For precise location tracking

b)

To increase battery life

c)

To enhance camera resolution

d)

To improve propeller efficiency

21.

What is the maximum weight limit for an FAA-registered small unmanned aircra?

a)

5 pounds (2.27 kg

b)

10 pounds (4.54 kg

c)

15 pounds (6.8 kg

d)

20 pounds (9.07 kg)

22.

What is the purpose of the "failsafe" mode in a drone?

a)

Land the drone automacally in case of an emergency

b)

Acvate the self-destruct sequence

c)

Iniate an emergency parachute deployment

d)

Switch to manual control mode

23.

What does the term "geofencing" mean in the context of drone technology?

a)

Creang virtual boundaries to restrict drone ights

b)

Construcng physical fences to contain drones

c)

Mapping out potenal landing sites for drones

d)

Establishing communicaon links between drones

24.

The typical outer radius limits of class C airspace are

a)

10 NM

b)

20 NM

c)

30 NM

d)

40 NM

25.

Which statement about longitude and latitude is true 

a)

Lines of longitude are parallel to the equator 

b)

Lines of longitude cross the equator at right angles North to South 

c)

The 0 degrees line of latitude passes through Greenwhich, England.

26.

Most Midair collision accidents occur during

a)

Rainy Days

b)

Clear Days

c)

Cloudy Days

d)

foggy days

27.

When was the First drone invented?

a)

1849

b)

1898

c)

1915

d)

1925

28.

Who is called as Prince of Drones?

a)

Nikola Tesla

b)

Etienne Oemichen

c)

Reginald Denny

d)

Frank Wang

29.

Drones can be controlled by remote control system or a

a)

ATC

b)

radar

c)

ground control station

d)

ILS

30.

Range in UAVs represent

a)

Distance

b)

Time Taken

c)

Weight carrying capacity

d)

Signal Strength