Robotics and Arduino Quiz

What is a robot ?

• A robot is a device designed on the principles of a living organism and operating according to a pre-programmed program.

• an iron frame with an electric drive

• scientific discovery for underwater research

• the field that studies the laws of pendulum motion

• studies the magnetic drive, its location and nature

What motors are used in LEGO Mindstorms EV3?

• Servo drives

• pneumatic actuator

• hydraulic drive

• pendulum swing

• magnetic drive

Which device (sensor) of the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 set is used to detect an obstacle?

• Ultrasound

• electric drive

• hydraulic

• rheostat

• magnetic

Robotics is a profession that emerged from a combination of different fields.

• Mechanics, electronics and computer technology

• electric drive, pneumatic drive, hydraulic drive

• pendulum transmission, magnetic drive

• chemistry, history, electronics

• law, psychology, mathematics

What part of robotics is responsible for recognizing and sensing the environment?

• Electronics department

• Mechanical department

• Computer Engineering Department

• Arduino Mega

• magnet

In the field of robotics, what part is responsible for the development of the robot's skeleton?

• Mechanical department

• Electronics department

• Computer Engineering Department

• Arduino Mega

• magnet

In the field of robotics, what part of a robot is responsible for connecting all parts of the robot together and making it work?

• Computer engineering department

• Mechanical department

• Electronics department

• Arduino Mega

• magnet

Among the three Arduinos, the Mega, Uno, and Mini, which one has the most memory?

• Arduino Mega

• Arduino nano

• Arduino Mini

• Arduino micron

• magnet

Which of the three Arduinos, the Mega, Uno, and Mini, has the least memory?

• Arduino Mini

• Arduino nano

• Arduino Mega

• Arduino micron

• magnet

Among the three Arduinos, the Mega, Uno, and Mini, which one has the most input and output pins?

• Arduino Mega

• Arduino nano

• Arduino Mini

• Arduino micron

• magnet