VEX V5 Robotics Competition Quiz

Who is considered an "Adult" in the context of the VEX V5 Robotics Competition?

• A person under 18 years old

• A Student participating in the competition

• Anyone who is not a Student or another defined term (e.g., Head Referee)

• A team coach

What is the "Autonomous Bonus"?

• A bonus awarded to a team for scoring the most points during the match

• A point bonus awarded to the Alliance that earns the most points during the Autonomous Period

• An additional win point for the team with the fastest robot

• A penalty for not completing tasks during the Autonomous Period

What is an "Autonomous Win Point"?

• A win point given for winning the Driver Controlled Period

• An additional win point awarded for completing a defined set of tasks during the Autonomous Period of a Qualification Match

• A penalty applied during the Autonomous Period

• A point bonus awarded for controlling the most field elements

What happens when a team receives a "Disablement"?

• They are disqualified from the match

• They are not allowed to operate their robot for the remainder of the match

• They lose points but can still compete

• They receive a penalty and lose the match automatically

What is considered "Entanglement" in a match?

• When a robot is stuck in the Field Perimeter

• When a robot grabs, hooks, or attaches to an opposing robot or Field Element

• When two robots collide

• When a robot pushes another robot off the field

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What is the "Field" in a VEX Robotics match?

• The floor and all supporting structures, including the Field Perimeter

• Only the foam tiles where robots move

• The stands where the audience watches

• The area outside the Field Perimeter

Which of the following is a "Field Element"?

• The Alliance Station

• A robot built by a team

• The field monitors and supporting structures, such as white tape and the Wall Stakes

• The tools used to build the robots

What is the "Field Perimeter"?

• The foam tiles on the floor

• The outer part of the field, made up of twelve straight sections

• The boundary lines drawn on the field

• The designated area for referees

What is "Holding" in the VEX Robotics Competition?

• A robot limiting the movement of an opponent robot by trapping or pinning it

• A robot holding onto a game piece for too long

• A strategy where robots work together to win

• When a robot is being lifted by another robot

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Which of the following describes the "Autonomous Period" of a match?

• A time when robots are manually controlled by students

• A period when robots operate and react only to sensor inputs and pre-programmed commands

• The final stage of a match where points are awarded

• A period where only adults are allowed to control the robots