Robotics Worksheet: Part 2 Test
Robot tip (Find the topic, use the formula): Find the topic: moving, motors, gears, wheels, sensors, echo, line or gyro. Use the rule: teeth × turns; circumference × turns; 17 cm per ms of echo; below the threshold = black; right adds degrees. Check: put your answer back into the rule.
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- 1.Which of these suits tracks? (a) crossing stepping-stones (b) soft snow (c) stepping over wide gaps (d) a smooth classroom floor
- 2.🛞 A robot’s wheels have a diameter of 21 cm. Using π = 22/7, how many full turns must they make to roll 264 cm?
- 3.📡 An object is 153 cm from a distance sensor. Sound travels about 34 cm every millisecond. After how many milliseconds does the echo come back?
- 4.🔢 To climb a steep ramp, a robot needs a gear ratio that is … (a) never important (b) small (fast, weak) (c) zero (d) big (slow and strong)
- 5.📡 An object is 272 cm from a distance sensor. Sound travels about 34 cm every millisecond. After how many milliseconds does the echo come back?
- 6.True or false: to find the brightest spot, use a light sensor. (a) True (b) False
- 7.⚙️ Which motor is best for spinning a robot’s wheels round and round? (a) a buzzer (b) a servo motor (c) a light sensor (d) a DC motor
- 8.🧭 A robot’s gyro reads 0° when it faces north and counts up to 359° as it turns right (east is 90°). It starts at 270°. It turns left 30°, then left 180°. What does the gyro read now (0° to 359°)?
- 9.🧭 A robot’s gyro reads 0° when it faces north and counts up to 359° as it turns right (east is 90°). It starts at 0°. It turns left 90°, then left 135°. What does the gyro read now (0° to 359°)?
- 10.🦾 A servo arm points right at 0°, straight up at 90° and left at 180°. It is set to 0°. Where does the arm point? (a) points straight up (b) points left (c) points up and left (d) points right
- 11.⚙️ Which gear set-up gives this: “the output is stronger”? (a) small drives big (b) big drives small
- 12.🧭 A robot’s gyro reads 0° when it faces north and counts up to 359° as it turns right (east is 90°). It starts at 90°. It turns left 45°, then left 120°. What does the gyro read now (0° to 359°)?
- 13.🛞 Both wheels of a two-wheeled robot turn forward. The left wheel turns at 20 turns a minute and the right wheel at 70 turns a minute. What does the robot do? (a) curves to the right (b) goes straight forward (c) curves to the left
- 14.🧭 What does a gyro help a robot do? (a) hear claps (b) smell smoke (c) see colours (d) turn by exact angles
- 15.🧭 A robot spins 90° every second. How many seconds does it take to turn 270°?
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16.🦾 A servo program runs:
angle = 90
angle = angle − 10
angle = angle + 10
To what angle (in degrees) does the servo turn in the end? - 17.🔦 A light sensor reads 10 over black and 80 over white. A good threshold is halfway between them. What is it?
- 18.📡 A robot stops if an object is closer than 60 cm. Its distance sensor hears the echo after 8 ms (sound: about 34 cm per ms). Does the robot stop? (a) No (b) Yes
- 19.🧭 How many degrees is a right-angle turn? (a) 90° (b) 180° (c) 360° (d) 45°
- 20.🦾 A servo moves from 30° to 80°. How many degrees does it turn?
- 21.🔦 A light sensor reads 30 over black and 70 over white. A good threshold is halfway between them. What is it?
- 22.🛞 A robot wheel has a diameter of 42 cm. Using π = 22/7, what is its circumference (in cm)?
- 23.🔍 Which sensor helps a robot know a button is pressed? (a) a sound sensor (b) a light sensor (c) a distance sensor (d) a touch sensor
- 24.True or false: to measure how far a box is, use a distance sensor. (a) False (b) True
- 25.📡 An object is 102 cm from a distance sensor. Sound travels about 34 cm every millisecond. After how many milliseconds does the echo come back?
- 26.🛞 Which way of moving suits this best: “a hospital corridor”? (a) tracks (b) wheels (c) propellers (d) legs
- 27.🔦 A light sensor reads below 50 over a black line and above 50 over the white floor. It reads 25. What is under the sensor? (a) the white floor (b) the black line
- 28.True or false: “good for a fast fan” happens when a small gear drives a big one. (a) False (b) True
- 29.🛞 What is the main difficulty with legs for a robot? (a) they never tire (b) they are too cheap (c) harder to balance (d) too fast on floors
- 30.⚙️ An 8-tooth driver gear turns a 24-tooth driven gear. The driver turns 21 times. How many times does the driven gear turn?
- 31.⚙️ What are the bumps round the edge of a gear called? (a) pins (b) tyres (c) spokes (d) teeth
- 32.🛞 A robot wheel has a diameter of 21 cm. Using π = 22/7, what is its circumference (in cm)?
- 33.⚙️ Which motor is best for turning a robot arm to exactly 45°? (a) a DC motor (b) a fan (c) a buzzer (d) a servo motor
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34.🦾 A servo program runs:
angle = 90
angle = angle + 30
angle = angle + 40
To what angle (in degrees) does the servo turn in the end? - 35.🛞 A robot’s wheels have a diameter of 21 cm. Using π = 22/7, how many full turns must they make to roll 396 cm?
- 36.🔍 Why do robots need sensors? (a) to look colourful (b) to be heavier (c) to use more power (d) to know their world
- 37.⚙️ DC motor or servo motor: which one holds a set angle? (a) a DC motor (b) a servo motor
- 38.📡 Why do we halve the echo’s total path? (a) sound is slow (b) to make it smaller (c) the sensor is half (d) it goes there and back
- 39.Which job needs a gyro sensor? (a) spot a red ball (b) hear a whistle (c) measure a turn angle (d) read a QR code
- 40.📡 A robot stops if an object is closer than 60 cm. Its distance sensor hears the echo after 3 ms (sound: about 34 cm per ms). Does the robot stop? (a) Yes (b) No
Answer key
- soft snow
- 4
- 9
- big (slow and strong)
- 16
- True
- a DC motor
- 60
- 135
- points right
- small drives big
- 285
- curves to the left
- turn by exact angles
- 3
- 90
- 45
- No
- 90°
- 50
- 50
- 132
- a touch sensor
- True
- 6
- wheels
- the black line
- False
- harder to balance
- 7
- teeth
- 66
- a servo motor
- 160
- 6
- to know their world
- a servo motor
- it goes there and back
- measure a turn angle
- Yes
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