Robotics Worksheet: Competitions and Teamwork
Robot tip (Rules, roles, retries): Score = items × points each + bonus − penalties. Best round = the highest score; average = total ÷ number of rounds. Roles: builder, programmer, tester, team captain, note-keeper. Play fair and learn from every run.
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- 1.🏆 Good or poor teamwork: to praise a teammate? (a) good teamwork (b) poor teamwork
- 2.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “build and program” or “read the rules”? (a) read the rules (b) build and program
- 3.🏆 In a robot team, who shares out the jobs? (a) programmer (b) tester (c) team captain (d) builder
- 4.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “read the rules” or “plan the design”? (a) plan the design (b) read the rules
- 5.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which is the LAST step? (a) read the rules (b) plan the design (c) build and program (d) compete and learn
- 6.🏆 A robot scores 43, 32 and 49 points in three rounds. All rounds count. What is the total?
- 7.🏆 Good or poor teamwork: to blame one person? (a) poor teamwork (b) good teamwork
- 8.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “build and program” or “test and improve”? (a) test and improve (b) build and program
- 9.🏆 Each block a robot stacks scores 15 points, and each time a team member touches the robot, the team loses 10 points. A team stacks 6 blocks and touches the robot 2 times. What is the score?
- 10.🏆 Why keep notes of every test run? (a) to slow the team (b) to learn what works (c) to fill pages (d) to show off
- 11.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which is the FIRST step? (a) compete and learn (b) build and program (c) read the rules (d) plan the design
- 12.🏆 In a robot team, who puts the robot together? (a) note-keeper (b) team captain (c) builder (d) tester
- 13.🏆 A robot scores 41, 54 and 67 points in three rounds. What is its average score?
- 14.🏆 Each block a robot stacks scores 25 points, and each time a team member touches the robot, the team loses 10 points. A team stacks 4 blocks and touches the robot 2 times. What is the score?
- 15.🏆 A robot scores 14, 55 and 49 points in three rounds. All rounds count. What is the total?
- 16.🏆 In a robot team, who finds what goes wrong? (a) team captain (b) builder (c) tester (d) note-keeper
- 17.🏆 A robot scores 27, 29 and 11 points in three rounds. All rounds count. What is the total?
- 18.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “test and improve” or “build and program”? (a) test and improve (b) build and program
- 19.🏆 In a robot challenge each can pushed into the circle scores 5 points. A robot pushes in 2 cans and gets 10 bonus points for parking in the end zone. What is its total score?
- 20.🏆 Good or poor teamwork: to help a stuck team? (a) good teamwork (b) poor teamwork
- 21.🏆 A robot scores 21, 9 and 33 points in three rounds. What is its average score?
- 22.🏆 A robot scores 18, 25 and 32 points in three rounds. What is its average score?
- 23.🏆 Each block a robot stacks scores 15 points, and each time a team member touches the robot, the team loses 10 points. A team stacks 9 blocks and touches the robot 3 times. What is the score?
- 24.🏆 In a robot team, who runs trials and checks? (a) programmer (b) note-keeper (c) tester (d) builder
- 25.🏆 Each block a robot stacks scores 25 points, and each time a team member touches the robot, the team loses 5 points. A team stacks 10 blocks and touches the robot 2 times. What is the score?
- 26.🏆 In a robot team, who keeps the design diary? (a) programmer (b) builder (c) team captain (d) note-keeper
- 27.🏆 Each block a robot stacks scores 25 points, and each time a team member touches the robot, the team loses 5 points. A team stacks 8 blocks and touches the robot 1 time. What is the score?
- 28.🏆 What matters most in a school robot competition? (a) copying others (b) hiding mistakes (c) winning at any cost (d) learning and fair play
- 29.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “plan the design” or “test and improve”? (a) test and improve (b) plan the design
- 30.True or false: to ignore the rules is poor teamwork. (a) False (b) True
- 31.🏆 In a robot team, who keeps everyone on task? (a) programmer (b) team captain (c) builder (d) tester
- 32.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, what comes right after “plan the design”? (a) compete and learn (b) test and improve (c) read the rules (d) build and program
- 33.🏆 A robot scores 15, 37 and 26 points in three rounds. What is its average score?
- 34.🏆 A team’s robot scores 41, 57 and 46 in three rounds. Only the best round counts. What is the team’s score?
- 35.🏆 A robot scores 17, 21 and 25 points in three rounds. What is its average score?
- 36.🏆 A robot scores 36, 35 and 32 points in three rounds. All rounds count. What is the total?
- 37.True or false: to share the tools is good teamwork. (a) False (b) True
- 38.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “compete and learn” or “plan the design”? (a) plan the design (b) compete and learn
- 39.🔢 To take part in a robot challenge, which comes first: “read the rules” or “test and improve”? (a) test and improve (b) read the rules
- 40.🏆 In a robot challenge each can pushed into the circle scores 20 points. A robot pushes in 5 cans and gets 50 bonus points for parking in the end zone. What is its total score?
Answer key
- good teamwork
- read the rules
- team captain
- read the rules
- compete and learn
- 124
- poor teamwork
- build and program
- 70
- to learn what works
- read the rules
- builder
- 54
- 80
- 118
- tester
- 67
- build and program
- 20
- good teamwork
- 21
- 25
- 105
- tester
- 240
- note-keeper
- 195
- learning and fair play
- plan the design
- True
- team captain
- build and program
- 26
- 57
- 21
- 103
- True
- plan the design
- read the rules
- 150
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