Override
Pushback
General VEX Rules
Code of Conduct
VEX vs RECF
100

The name of the Override game element that has two sides. One clear, one opake. 

What is... A Cup


100

The name of the main scoring element used in V5RC Pushback

What are... Blocks

100

Rule <G2> states that...

What is... "VEX is a student centered game?"


100

The following scenario outlines either an acceptable or unacceptable example of the Student-Centered Policy in the Code of Conduct. Which one is it?

  • Mentors assist students in development of their program flow using pseudocode, flowcharts, or other visual representations.

What is... Acceptable

100

Tony Norman is the Co-Founder and CEO of this organization.

What is VEX Robotics.


200

This game element

What is... a Pin

200

The Upper Center control zone when controlled by an alliance, earned said alliance this amount of points.

What is... 6 points.

200

Rules in the game manual that follow the naming convention of <G#> (where # is a number) are always a type of rule that have this name? (ie what is the heading for G# rules?)

What is a General Rule
200

Using mentor-scripted statements in a Judges Interview is considered a violation of this policy.

What is the Student-Centered Policy


200

This organization now allows the use of 3D printed parts and extended use of plastic parts.

What is the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation (RECF)

300

The number of total goals

What is... 9
300

How many actions were required to earn an alliance an "Autonomous Win Point" at a competition that qualifies to the Event Region Championship or VEX Robotics World Championship?

What is 4?

300

Rule <G5> explains this idea.

What is... each student can only belong to one team. 

300

The Code of Conduct contains two main sections. What are the names of these sections?

1. The Student-Centered Policy

2. The Youth-Protection Policy


300

Before VEX and FIRST split, the (now First Tech Challenge) was named this...

FIRST Vex Challenge (FVC)

400

The total number of 'grabbable' game elements (Cups/Pins)

What is... 119

400

Per rule <SC2> in the PushBack rule manual, what condition that concerns the field tiles disqualifies a game element from being considered 'scored'?

c. The Block is in contact with the Floor.

400

This rule that states that "Only Drive Team Members, and only in the Alliance Station." is numbered as rule...

What is <GG1>
400

The RCC is the acronym for this governing body from the RECF that "is composed of anonymous members from around the world to ensure consistent and impartial resolution."

What is... The Rules and Conduct Committee 

400
A 'Division Manager' at the VEX Robotics World Championship was most commonly this type of RECF employee...

What is a Regional Support Manager (RSM) (Also would accept, Ulrika)

500

Rule <RSC2> contains a line that says "One red/yellow Pin must be used as a Preload in accordance with <SG5>" as one 'part' of the rule. What is one other part of this same rule?

Any of the following would be accepted: 

a. The Robot must start the Robot Skills Match in a legal starting position in the Quadrant adjacent to the red Alliance Station. 

b. All Drive Team Members must remain in the red Alliance Station for the duration of the Match. 

c. This was in the question prompt

d. Teams may only introduce Match Load Scoring Objects through red Alliance Loaders. 

e. Robots can add or remove Pins or Cups on all Goals. 

f. Robots may move freely about the Field after the start of the Match.

500

Following rule <SG4> if a scoring element leaves the field and it is not clear which specific robot on an alliance, which team in the alliance recieves the violation?


If it is not clear which Robot was the last to contact the Block, all involved Teams with a color that is opposite to the Block will receive a Violation.

500

Failure to show up for each match, including alliance selection, qualification, and elimination matches can result in a violation of this rule...

<GG2>, <G1>, or the Code of Conduct

500

The following excerpt from the Youth Protection Policy guide falls under which category? 

"Adults should avoid being alone with students where they cannot be observed by other adults. When possible, groups of students and adults (for example, sub-teams and coaches) should meet at the same time and location as other groups."

"Avoid Physical Isolation"

500

Leslie Stanton-Cruise is an employee of this organization...

The Global Robotics & Science Foundation (also accept... VEX Robotics' new parent org)