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VEXCode: Navigating a Maze


Froggy Jumps VEXCode: Navigating a MazeOnline version Bumper Sensor by Rogevir Rivera 1 Adrian is programming his robot in the Wall Maze Playground. The robot stops only after touching a wall. Which sensor is being used? a Distance Sensor b Location Sensor c Bumper Sensor 2 Bianca says the Bumper Sensor works like a switch. Why is she correct? a It measures distance in millimeters b It reports only TRUE or FALSE c It changes the robot’s speed 3 When Carlos’s robot touches a wall, the Block reports TRUE. What happened? a The robot touched an object b The robot reached a checkpoint c The robot detected color 4 Danica checks the value of the Block, and it shows FALSE. What does this mean? a The wall disappeared b The bumper is not pressed c The robot turned right 5 Ethan wants his robot to pause until the Left Bumper Sensor is pressed. Which block should he use? a [Wait until] Block b [Repeat] Block c [Wait] Block 6 Fatima’s robot keeps moving forward until it hits a wall, then turns right. Which process is shown here? a Start → Press → End b Sense → Think → Act c Decorate → Move → Stop 7 Gian wants to select which bumper to check in his code. What can he choose inside the Block? a Left or Right b Up or Down c Front or Back 8 The VR Robot in the Wall Maze Playground has how many Bumper Sensors? a Two b Four c One 9 Hannah wants her robot to detect a wall in front of it. Where are the Bumper Sensors located? a Under the robot b On the left and right front c On the back 10 Ivan’s robot cannot move forward because a wall is blocking it. What is the wall considered in the maze? a A finish line b An obstacle c A checkpoint 11 Jasmine wants her robot to follow numbers 1 2 3 4 in the maze. What are these called? a Sensors b Obstacles c Checkpoints 12 Kyle programs the robot to stop immediately when it touches a wall. Why is the Bumper Sensor useful here? a It measures brightness b It shows location c It detects physical contact 13 The Block is what type of reporter block? a Boolean Reporter Block b Numeric Reporter Block c Alphabetic Reporter Block 14 Lara explains that Boolean Reporter Blocks only have two possible values. What are they? a ON or OFF b TRUE or FALSE c YES or NO 15 Marco’s robot senses the wall, the condition becomes TRUE, and then the robot turns. Which step is the turning part? a Act b Think c Sense 16 Nina says the Bumper Sensor helps the robot interact with its environment. What does this mean? a The robot can detect and respond to walls b The robot can play music c The robot can change colors 17 Omar’s robot drives forward until the Right Bumper Sensor is pressed. What action most likely happens next in his code? a The robot restarts the maze b The robot turns or changes direction c The robot waits forever 18 In the Sense → Think → Act process, what happens during the “Think” step? a The robot moves forward b The robot senses contact c The robot checks if the condition is TRUE 19 Paolo uses the [Wait until] Block with the Block. What happens if the bumper is not pressed? a The robot turns immediately b The robot keeps waiting c The robot finishes the maze 20 Queen successfully reaches the Finish Line after following all checkpoints. What does this mean? a The wall disappeared b The robot is broken c The maze is completed

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VEXCode: Navigating a MazeOnline version

by Rogevir Rivera

Adrian is programming his robot in the Wall Maze Playground. The robot stops only after touching a wall. Which sensor is being used?

Bianca says the Bumper Sensor works like a switch. Why is she correct?

When Carlos’s robot touches a wall, the Block reports TRUE. What happened?

Danica checks the value of the Block, and it shows FALSE. What does this mean?

Ethan wants his robot to pause until the Left Bumper Sensor is pressed. Which block should he use?

Fatima’s robot keeps moving forward until it hits a wall, then turns right. Which process is shown here?

Gian wants to select which bumper to check in his code. What can he choose inside the Block?

The VR Robot in the Wall Maze Playground has how many Bumper Sensors?

Hannah wants her robot to detect a wall in front of it. Where are the Bumper Sensors located?

Ivan’s robot cannot move forward because a wall is blocking it. What is the wall considered in the maze?

Jasmine wants her robot to follow numbers 1 2 3 4 in the maze. What are these called?

Kyle programs the robot to stop immediately when it touches a wall. Why is the Bumper Sensor useful here?

The Block is what type of reporter block?

Lara explains that Boolean Reporter Blocks only have two possible values. What are they?

Marco’s robot senses the wall, the condition becomes TRUE, and then the robot turns. Which step is the turning part?

Nina says the Bumper Sensor helps the robot interact with its environment. What does this mean?

Omar’s robot drives forward until the Right Bumper Sensor is pressed. What action most likely happens next in his code?

In the Sense → Think → Act process, what happens during the “Think” step?

Paolo uses the [Wait until] Block with the Block. What happens if the bumper is not pressed?

Queen successfully reaches the Finish Line after following all checkpoints. What does this mean?