Drone Invention and Safety Quiz

What was the main idea behind Drew's invention?

• A drone that can fly indoors.

• A drone that can clean floors.

• A drone that can deliver packages.

• A drone that can paint walls.

What makes Drew's drone idea different from existing cleaning drones?

• It can only mop floors.

• It can clean windows.

• It combines sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming.

• It is designed for outdoor use.

What technology is used to attach tools to Drew's drone?

• A mechanical arm.

• An electromagnet.

• A suction cup.

• A magnetic strip.

Why is it important to balance the drone properly?

• To increase its speed.

• To make it quieter.

• To ensure it can fly straight.

• To prevent it from crashing.

What safety feature was added to protect the drone's propellers?

• A protective cage.

• A soft landing pad.

• Propeller guards.

• A parachute.

What was the role of the Lloyds Register Foundation in the project?

• They provided the drone.

• They supported the video production.

• They designed the drone.

• They tested the drone.

What was the outcome of the initial testing of the drone?

• It was too heavy to fly.

• It crashed multiple times but was protected by safety features.

• It failed to take off.

• It cleaned the entire room perfectly.

What was the main challenge faced during the final testing of the drone?

• The drone couldn't pick up any tools.

• The drone was too noisy.

• The drone's battery life was too short.

• The drone was clumsy and crashed often.

What was the most important lesson learned from the drone project?

• Speed is more important than safety.

• Safety is the top priority.

• Drones should only be used outdoors.

• Drones are not suitable for cleaning tasks.

What was the final verdict on Drew's drone invention?

• It was too dangerous to continue.

• It was a success with some safety concerns.

• It was perfect and ready for commercial use.

• It was a complete failure.