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Chassis design and build

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Chassis design and build”, from the unit “Using physical computing to create a robot buggy” (Year 11 Computing) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

What do motors do in an electronic circuit?
Why can’t a microcontroller drive a motor directly?
What do you call the physical points on a microcontroller for connecting wires?
What is the essential part of a circuit that provides a return path for electric current?
Match the term to its meaning:
Which of the following is NOT a function of a motor driver?
What is the main purpose of a buggy chassis?
Why must a chassis be strong?
What type of inspection involves carefully looking for problems or faults before they become serious?
Match the action to its benefit:
Put these steps in order for building and testing a buggy chassis:
Which statement best explains why simply attaching components does not guarantee a buggy will work properly?

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