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Here’s a 10-question multiple-choice quiz based on the VEX IQ Gears, Sprockets, and Pulleys article:
- What is the input component in a gear system?
- A) The gear that is driven by the motor
- B) The gear that transfers torque to the motor
- C) The gear connected to the output device
- D) The gear that turns slower than others
- What does an increase in torque result in?
- A) Higher speed
- B) Lower speed
- C) Increased wear
- D) Higher gear ratios
- If you want to increase the speed in a VEX IQ motor system, what should the input gear be?
- A) Larger than the output gear
- B) Smaller than the output gear
- C) Equal to the output gear
- D) None of the above
- What is torque commonly measured in?
- A) Revolutions per minute (rpm)
- B) Newton-meters (Nm)
- C) Kilograms
- D) Watts
- Which size gear ratio provides the highest speed for a 100 RPM motor?
- A) 1:3
- B) 1:5
- C) 3:5
- D) 5:1
- What type of ratio maintains constant speed and torque?
- A) 2:1 ratio
- B) 1:1 ratio
- C) 5:1 ratio
- D) 1:3 ratio
- What is the maximum size of a VEX IQ Plastic Pulley?
- A) 20 mm
- B) 30 mm
- C) 40 mm
- D) 50 mm
- What type of power transfer system uses chains?
- A) Gears
- B) Sprockets
- C) Pulleys
- D) None of the above
- What happens when two sprockets are connected?
- A) They spin in opposite directions
- B) The input sprocket spins slower
- C) Both sprockets spin in the same direction
- D) The output sprocket will skip teeth
- Which type of gear allows a 90-degree connection between gears?
- A) Worm gears
- B) Crown gears
- C) Differential gears
- D) Bevel gears
These questions cover key concepts from the VEX IQ article. For more details, visit VEX IQ Gears, Sprockets, and Pulleys.
Here is the answer sheet for the quiz:
- A) The gear that is driven by the motor
- B) Lower speed
- A) Larger than the output gear
- B) Newton-meters (Nm)
- D) 5:1
- B) 1:1 ratio
- C) 40 mm
- B) Sprockets
- C) Both sprockets spin in the same direction
- D) Bevel gears
These answers reflect key principles from the article on VEX IQ Plastic Gears, Sprockets, and Pulleys.