Quiz on Robotics

What is a robot?

• A machine that can perform tasks automatically

• A type of animal

• A human with superpowers

• A computer program

Which of the following is NOT a common component of a robot?

• Sensors

• Actuators

• Wings

• Control system

How do robots 'see' their environment?

• Through cameras and sensors

• By using their eyes

• By listening carefully

• Through touch

What is the purpose of a robot's sensors?

• To move the robot

• To process data

• To gather information from the environment

• To power the robot

Which component acts as the 'brain' of a robot?

• Actuator

• Sensor

• Control system

• Power supply

What is an actuator in a robot?

• A device that moves or controls a mechanism

• A sensor that detects light

• A type of power supply

• A programming language

Why do robots need a power supply?

• To store data

• To perform tasks and operate

• To communicate with humans

• To cool down their systems

What is the 'Sense-Plan-Act' cycle in robotics?

• A method robots use to process information and perform actions

• A type of dance

• A programming language

• A robot maintenance routine

Which of the following is an example of a robot?

• A washing machine

• A smartphone

• A self-driving car

• A television

How do robots make decisions?

• By flipping a coin

• Using their control system to process data from sensors

• By asking humans

• By guessing