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Fun trivia
100

FRC is designed for students at this school level.

high school

100

This is what SEA abbreviates.

Spartan Engineering Academy

100

This subsystem is the base of the robot and helps it navigate the field.

drivetrain

100

This team assembles the robot.

Mechanical

100

This iconic pop star known as the "King of Pop" released Thriller in 1982, which became the best-selling album of all time.

Michael Jackson

200

FRC teams design, build, and program these.

robots

200

This is the high school we are associated with.

Mountain View High School

200

This subsystem collects game pieces using rollers or wheels.

ground intake

200

This team codes the robot.

Software

200

This French queen and wife of Louis XVI was famously, though falsely, accused of saying "Let them eat cake."

Marie Antoinette

300

FRC can help prepare high school students for careers in this broad field.

STEM

300

These were the names of your presenters today.

Arya/Anton

300

This subsystem moves game pieces from one subsystem to another.

indexer

300

This team work with batteries and motors, creating the nervous system of the bot.

Electrical

300

This gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere, making it the most abundant gas on the planet.

Nitrogen

400

What FRC stands for.

FIRST Robotics Competition

400

This is our team number.

971

400

This subsystem stores game pieces after they have been collected.

Hopper
400

These are the languages software programs in.

C++ and Java

400

This is the only planet in our solar system known to rotate on its side, making it look like a rolling ball.

Uranus

500

In FRC, students are responsible for all three of these major robot-development tasks.

designing, building, and programming

500

This is our mascot.

A Spartan

500

Describe the function of the end effector/shooter.

Open-ended!

500

CAD stands for...

Computer Aided Design

500

This Polish-born scientist was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes, taking home awards in both physics and chemistry for her work on radioactivity.


Marie Curie