RoboCamp with EV3 Pre-assessment - Technical & Vocational Education & Training (TVET) TVET & K-12 S.T.E.A.M.

RoboCamp with EV3

(Ages 10+)

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Welcome to Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy Certification Bootcamp Pre-assessment of Lego EV3.

Parent's Name

Registration E-mail

Mobile Phone Number

Student's Name

Sensors can be plugged into the EV3 CPU _____

In any available ports

Only in the numbered ports (1,2,3,4)

Only in the lettered ports (A,B,C,D)

Only in the USB Port

None

Which of the program tells the robot to move forward as long as there are no obstacle 5 cm away from the robot?

None

Given that the left motor is connect to Port A and right motor is connected to Port C, what will happen when this program runs?

Robot will rotate around the wheel of the right motor

Robot will move forward

Robot will rotate around the wheel of the left motor

Robot will spin in place

None

What will the robot do if both motors spin in the same direction at the same velocity?

Spin in place

Turn right

Drive straight

Turn left

None

How do you stop a running program on the EV3 CPU?

Press the center button

Press the back button

Hold down the center button

Unplug the USB cable

None

Given the following program, under what condition will the robot drive forward?

If the robot drove backwards

If the Ultrasonic Sensor detects an obstacle lesser than 15cm away

After the robot drove backwards

If the Ultrasonic Sensor detects an obstacle 15cm or further in front of the robot

None

What does Gyro Sensor measure?

The speed at which the robot is moving

The amount the Gyro Sensor has rotated in the direction(s) indicated by the arrows on the sensor

The stability of the robot

Strength of the magnetic field around the sensor

None

Which of the following is true about the Colour Sensor?

It can detect when there is no color

It can detect 8 colours

It cannot detect light intensity

It can be programmed to detect distance

None

Which sensor is most appropriate for detecting room light intensity?

Touch Sensor

Colour Sensor

Gyro Sensor

Ultrasonic Sensor

None

10.

How many states does the touch sensor have?

3 States

2 States

1 States

4 States

None

11.

Which of the following is true about the difference between hold position and float?

Hold position stops the motor immediately while float allows the motor to move due to momentum

Hold position allow the motor to move due to momentum while float stops the motor immediately

None

12.

Student A have programmed the robot to spin in place, but the robot rotates around the right wheel instead. What should the student consider doing to fix the problem?

Programming software is faulty, reinstall the software again

Rotate the robot and try to run the program again

Check that the cable connected to the right motor is properly connected in the lettered ports then try to run the program again

Try running robot on a different surface

None

13.

What does EV3 Ultrasonic Sensor measure?

Sensor emits laser and calculate brightness of the room based on the changes in light intensity of the laser reflected back to the sensor from the nearest object

Sensor emits laser and calculate distance based on the time taken for the laser to travel from the sensor and reflect back to the sensor from the nearest object

Sensor emits sound and calculate distance based on the time taken for the sound to travel from the sensor and reflect back to the sensor from the nearest object

Sensor detects the ambient noise level

None

14.

What happens when the stop moving block was removed?

Robot will not stop when Touch Sensor is pressed

Robot will stop when Touch Sensor is pressed

Robot will not move

Unable to run the program as the "stop moving" block is required

None

15.

Which sensor(s) is most appropriate for detecting an obstacle before the robot collides into it?

Color Sensor

Ultrasonic Sensor

Touch or Ultrasonic Sensor

Gyro Sensor

None

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