VEX Robotics Competition: Quiz!
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The colored tile (red or blue) that designates the location in which robots must start the match is called the _________.
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Alliance Station
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Alliance Starting Tile
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Safety Zone
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The Alliance Zone
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How competitive are you? Do you want to take part in the VEX Robotics competition? Students from elementary all the way to university are allowed to take it. The trivia quiz below on the competition is perfect for ensuring that you get into the competition and win at the same time. Do give it a try and all the best See moreare winning your championship this year.
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Each barrel is either red or blue and has a diameter of _______ and a height of 5" with a weight of ____________.
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6", 24 lbs
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5", .24 lbs
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6", .24lbs
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5", .50 lbs
Correct Answer
A. 6", .24lbsExplanation
The given answer states that each barrel has a diameter of 6" and a weight of .24 lbs. This means that all the barrels are the same size in terms of diameter, which is 6 inches. Additionally, each barrel weighs .24 lbs, indicating that they are lightweight. The answer does not provide information about the color of the barrels or the units for the weight, but based on the given options, this is the most appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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When a team is Disqualified in an Elimination Match, ________________.
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The entire Alliance is Disqualified and they receive a loss for the Match
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Only that team is Disqualified and they receive a loss for the Match
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The entire Alliance is Disqualified but they can keep the points they already earned
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The is replayed according to conference rules
Correct Answer
A. The entire Alliance is Disqualified and they receive a loss for the MatchExplanation
When a team is disqualified in an elimination match, the entire alliance is disqualified and they receive a loss for the match. This means that the actions or violations committed by one team affect the entire alliance, leading to their disqualification and a loss for the match. It emphasizes the importance of fair play and adherence to the rules by all members of the alliance.Rate this question:
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A robot is considered to have Entangled an opposing robot if it has ____________ or hooked the opponent robot.
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Picked up
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Carried
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Pushed
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Grabbed
Correct Answer
A. GrabbedExplanation
The correct answer is "grabbed". A robot is considered to have entangled an opposing robot if it has grabbed or hooked the opponent robot. This means that the robot has physically held onto or caught the opposing robot in some way, creating a state of entanglement between the two robots.Rate this question:
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The four areas of the field marked off by white tape into which teams Score Barrels and Balls are called Floor Goals.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because it states that the four areas of the field marked off by white tape are called Floor Goals. This implies that teams can score barrels and balls in these areas.Rate this question:
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The difference between the gate and the fence are __________________________.
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The fence is 9" high whereas the gate is 7.5" high.
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The fence can be lifted during the match.
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The gate can be lifted during the match.
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The gate is blue and the fence is red.
Correct Answer
A. The gate can be lifted during the match.Explanation
The difference between the gate and the fence is that the gate can be lifted during the match.Rate this question:
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Match Loads consist of ________________.
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4 red or blue Barrels
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4 red or blue Balls
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1 black Negation Barrel
Correct Answer(s)
A. 4 red or blue Barrels
A. 4 red or blue BallsExplanation
Match Loads consist of 4 red or blue Barrels and 4 red or blue Balls. The given options mention these items as part of the Match Loads. Therefore, the correct answer is 4 red or blue Barrels, 4 red or blue Balls.Rate this question:
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A Scoring Object must be fully below the PVC pipes of a Circular Goal and fully within the outer ring of the Circular Goal to considered a Score.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
To be considered a score, a Scoring Object needs to meet two conditions: it must be fully below the PVC pipes of a Circular Goal, and it must be fully within the outer ring of the Circular Goal. If either of these conditions is not met, the Scoring Object will not be considered a score. Therefore, the statement "A Scoring Object must be fully below the PVC pipes of a Circular Goal and fully within the outer ring of the Circular Goal to be considered a Score" is true.Rate this question:
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If a Ball or Barrel is partially inside the outer edge of a Floor Goal and touching a foam field tile it is still considered a Score.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
If a ball or barrel is partially inside the outer edge of a floor goal and touching a foam field tile, it is still considered a score. This means that even if the object is not completely inside the goal, as long as it is touching the tile and partially inside the outer edge, it will count as a score.Rate this question:
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Each Alliance may Preload two Barrels and two Balls into their Robots prior to each match.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Each Alliance is allowed to preload two barrels and two balls into their robots before each match. This means that they can strategically place these game elements in their robots to have them ready for use during the match. This rule allows teams to have a head start in the game and plan their gameplay accordingly.Rate this question:
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