Robotics Worksheet: Part 1 Test
Robot tip (Find the topic, use the idea): Find the topic: robot or not, sense/think/act, parts, battery, where robots work, safety or robot jobs. Use that lesson’s idea — sense, think, act; holds ÷ uses; rate × time; switch off first. For sums, write the working and check it again.
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- 1.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) a medicine-cart robot (b) a surgery robot (c) a deep-sea robot (d) a germ-killing UV robot
- 2.Which of these is not a robot? (a) a parcel-sorting robot (b) a pool-cleaning robot (c) a hammer (d) a floor-cleaning robot
- 3.📦 How do warehouse robots help? (a) paint the roof (b) drink the oil (c) move shelves to workers (d) write the parcels
- 4.🧩 Which part of a robot must be charged again? (a) the wheels (b) the sensors (c) the gripper (d) the battery
- 5.🔋 What should you do with a swollen or damaged robot battery? (a) squeeze it flat (b) charge it again (c) throw it in a fire (d) give it to an adult
- 6.🔋 A robot runs on 3 cells of 1.5 V joined in series. What is the total voltage (in volts)? =
- 7.Which of these is a job people do better? (a) comfort a sad friend (b) sort parcels all night (c) explore the deep sea (d) lift very heavy parts
- 8.Which of these shows that the robot is acting? (a) the wheels spin (b) it counts the boxes (c) a mic hears a clap (d) the program picks a path
- 9.Which of these shows that the robot is thinking (deciding)? (a) the wheels spin (b) a gyro feels a turn (c) a sensor checks distance (d) the program picks a path
- 10.🏭 A robot arm puts caps on 3 bottles each minute. How many minutes does it take to cap 12 bottles?
- 11.🤝 Who usually does this better — a robot or a person? “measure parts exactly” (a) a person (b) a robot
- 12.⚠️ What should every big robot have in case of danger? (a) a music player (b) a cup holder (c) an emergency stop button (d) a paint brush
- 13.⚠️ Is it safe to keep hair tied back? (a) safe (b) not safe
- 14.🏭 3 robots each sort 15 parcels an hour. How many parcels do they sort together in 4 hours?
- 15.🤖 Who writes the program that tells a robot what to do? (a) the robot’s wheels (b) nobody at all (c) people (programmers) (d) the battery
- 16.Which job is done by the controller? (a) decides what to do next (b) roll it across the floor (c) make the wheels turn (d) stores energy for parts
- 17.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) sort parcels all night (b) repeat one task all day (c) crawl in narrow pipes (d) invent a new game
- 18.🏭 Which factory robot uses heat to join steel? (a) a pick-and-place robot (b) a painting robot (c) a packing robot (d) a welding robot
- 19.🏭 Why do car factories use robot arms for welding? (a) they like heat (b) they are cheap toys (c) they never move (d) fast, exact and tireless
- 20.🏭 Which job is a factory robot arm best at? (a) making new friends (b) choosing a new design (c) one task again and again (d) telling jokes
- 21.🤖 A toy car moves only while you press its remote. It cannot sense or decide. Is it a robot? (a) Yes (b) No
- 22.🌍 Where does a parcel-sorting robot usually work? (a) in a factory (b) in a warehouse (c) on a farm (d) at home
- 23.🚀 Why do we send robots to explore other planets? (a) too far and harsh for us (b) it is a game (c) planets are warm (d) robots like travel
- 24.🏭 A robot arm puts caps on 2 bottles each minute. How many minutes does it take to cap 20 bottles?
- 25.🔋 A robot’s battery is at 80% and charging adds 20% every 10 minutes. How many minutes until it is full (100%)?
- 26.🧠 In which order does a robot work? (a) sense → think → act (b) act → think → sense (c) think → act → sense (d) act → sense → think
- 27.⚠️ Where should you charge a robot’s battery? (a) under a pillow (b) next to a heater (c) on a hard, clear surface (d) on a soft bed
- 28.🔋 A robot uses 4% of its battery every 1 minute. How many minutes does a full battery (100%) last?
- 29.🔋 A robot’s battery is at 60%. Each lap of the track uses 20%. How many laps can it do before the battery reaches 0%?
- 30.🏭 Which factory robot puts chips on a board? (a) an inspection robot (b) a pick-and-place robot (c) a painting robot (d) a packing robot
- 31.🌊 Why are robots used deep under the sea? (a) the water is warm (b) for swimming races (c) too deep and dark for us (d) fish like robots
- 32.🤖 Must a robot look like a human? (a) no, any shape works (b) only in films (c) yes, with two legs (d) yes, always
- 33.🧠 Which part of a robot does the “think” job? (a) the wheels (b) the frame (c) the controller (d) the bumper
- 34.True or false: a floor-cleaning robot works at home. (a) False (b) True
- 35.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) a medicine-cart robot (b) a lab sample robot (c) a parcel-sorting robot (d) a surgery robot
- 36.🔋 A robot’s battery holds 750 mAh and the robot uses 250 mA. For how many hours can it run?
- 37.True or false: a hammer is not a robot. (a) True (b) False
- 38.🌍 Where does a reef-mapping robot usually work? (a) under the sea (b) at home (c) in a factory (d) in space
- 39.🤖 The word “robot” first came from a word meaning … (a) a kind of metal (b) a big number (c) a city name (d) hard, forced work
- 40.🏭 A welding robot takes 6 seconds for each weld. How many welds does it finish in 4 minutes?
Answer key
- a deep-sea robot
- a hammer
- move shelves to workers
- the battery
- give it to an adult
- 4.5
- comfort a sad friend
- the wheels spin
- the program picks a path
- 4
- a robot
- an emergency stop button
- safe
- 180
- people (programmers)
- decides what to do next
- invent a new game
- a welding robot
- fast, exact and tireless
- one task again and again
- No
- in a warehouse
- too far and harsh for us
- 10
- 10
- sense → think → act
- on a hard, clear surface
- 25
- 3
- a pick-and-place robot
- too deep and dark for us
- no, any shape works
- the controller
- True
- a parcel-sorting robot
- 3
- True
- under the sea
- hard, forced work
- 40
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