Robotics Worksheet: Line Follower Program
Robot tip (Turn towards the line): Left sees black → turn left; right sees black → turn right; both white → go forward. In an if / else if chain the first true rule wins (both black → the rule written first). With numbers: a reading below the threshold (for example below 40) means black.
NameDateTime takenScore ___ / 40
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1.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 30) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 2. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
2.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (right sees black) { turn right } else if (left sees black) { turn left } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees black and the right sensor sees black. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn right (c) turn left - 3.⬛ Left sensor sees black, right sensor sees white. Which way should a line follower turn? (a) backwards (b) right (c) left (d) nowhere
- 4.⬛ Going too fast round a sharp bend, a line follower may … (a) grow wheels (b) lose the line (c) get heavier (d) turn into a car
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5.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 30) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 14. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
6.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): black–white, white–white, white–black, white–white. How many times does it turn left? -
7.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees black and the right sensor sees white. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) go forward (c) turn right -
8.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 6 times (left–right): black–black, black–black, black–black, white–black, black–white, black–white. How many times does it turn left? -
9.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees white and the right sensor sees white. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn right (c) turn left -
10.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees white and the right sensor sees black. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) go forward (c) turn right -
11.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (right sees black) { turn right } else if (left sees black) { turn left } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees black and the right sensor sees white. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) go forward (c) turn right -
12.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 40) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 66. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
13.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 90 and the right sensor reads 25. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn left (c) turn right -
14.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 70 and the right sensor reads 10. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) turn left (c) go forward -
15.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 6 times (left–right): white–white, black–white, black–white, white–white, white–white, white–white. How many times does it turn right? -
16.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 45 and the right sensor reads 75. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) turn left (c) go forward -
17.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): white–white, white–white, white–black, black–white. How many times does it turn right? -
18.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 40) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 21. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
19.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 6 times (left–right): black–black, black–black, black–white, black–white, white–white, white–white. How many times does it turn right? -
20.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor sees black and the right sensor sees black. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) go forward (c) turn right -
21.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): white–white, white–black, white–white, black–black. How many times does it turn right? - 22.⬛ Why does a line follower wiggle a little as it drives? (a) it is dancing (b) it is too cold (c) it keeps fixing its path (d) its wheels are square
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23.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 20 and the right sensor reads 65. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) turn left (c) go forward -
24.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 80 and the right sensor reads 55. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn right (c) turn left -
25.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 75 and the right sensor reads 30. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) go forward (c) turn left -
26.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 50) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 37. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
27.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 20 and the right sensor reads 45. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) turn left (c) go forward -
28.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 55 and the right sensor reads 20. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) go forward (c) turn right -
29.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 70 and the right sensor reads 70. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn right (c) turn left -
30.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): white–black, black–white, black–black, white–white. How many times does it turn right? -
31.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): black–black, black–black, white–white, white–white. How many times does it turn right? -
32.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 6 times (left–right): white–white, black–black, white–black, black–white, white–black, white–white. How many times does it turn left? -
33.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 30) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 8. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
34.⬛ A one-sensor robot follows the edge of a line:
if (light < 40) { turn right } else { turn left }
The sensor reads 15. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right -
35.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 15 and the right sensor reads 75. What does it do? (a) turn left (b) turn right (c) go forward -
36.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 35 and the right sensor reads 15. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) go forward (c) turn left -
37.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 4 times (left–right): black–black, white–black, black–white, black–white. How many times does it turn left? -
38.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left sees black) { turn left } else if (right sees black) { turn right } else { go forward }
It checks its sensors 6 times (left–right): white–black, white–white, black–black, black–white, white–white, black–black. How many times does it turn right? -
39.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 90 and the right sensor reads 15. What does it do? (a) turn right (b) turn left (c) go forward -
40.⬛ A line follower runs:
if (left < 40) { turn left } else if (right < 40) { turn right } else { go forward }
The left sensor reads 20 and the right sensor reads 70. What does it do? (a) go forward (b) turn right (c) turn left
Answer key
- turn right
- turn right
- left
- lose the line
- turn right
- 1
- turn left
- 5
- go forward
- turn right
- turn left
- turn left
- turn right
- turn right
- 0
- go forward
- 1
- turn right
- 0
- turn left
- 1
- it keeps fixing its path
- turn left
- go forward
- turn right
- turn right
- turn left
- turn right
- go forward
- 1
- 0
- 2
- turn right
- turn right
- turn left
- turn left
- 3
- 1
- turn right
- turn left
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