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Which of the following is an example of harassment?
Insulting someone is an acceptable way to motivate team members.
False
What action might result in a team not being able to participate in an event?
Failure to check in
Yelling at another person in anger is an example of __________.
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Match the following behaviors with their corresponding definitions:
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What is prohibited regarding the venue during an event?
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Teams can practice anywhere in the event venue they choose.
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What must an adult team member do before qualification matches start?
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During which time periods are teams not required to wear safety glasses?
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Teams are responsible for bringing their own personal protective equipment.
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What behaviors are considered inappropriate during a FIRST Tech Challenge event?
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Participants must comply with government and venue-specific health and safety requirements, such as __________.
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Match the following items with their relevant safety measures:
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What is one of the examples of contemptible behavior that could lead to ejection from the event?
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Team members can hold up team signs to support their team without violating any rules.
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What must teams do with long hair and dangling decorations while working on or around a ROBOT?
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Where are teams allowed to fabricate items during an event?
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Teams are allowed to bring skateboards to the event.
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What types of devices are prohibited at the event?
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Teams may only sell items at the event if specifically allowed by the _______.
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Which of the following items are allowed to be used by teams at the event?
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Teams can use the venue's internet connection for any purpose they desire.
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Banners hung outside team pits must not exceed _______ square feet.
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Match the following items with their restrictions:
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What is the required length of the judging interview for each team?
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Teams can start their judging interview timer before entering the room.
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What is the primary role of an adult silent observer during the judging session?
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The first __ minutes of the judging interview are reserved for an uninterrupted presentation.
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What should teams avoid doing during the start of their interview?
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Match the following roles with their descriptions:
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Teams can have more than one adult mentor present during the judging interview.
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How should teams prepare to begin their presentation upon entering the judging room?
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What type of device is considered an access point?
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Bluetooth communication does not interfere with venue systems.
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What should teams do if they experience difficulties during load-in?
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A team pit is typically a __________ area for working on the ROBOT.
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Match the following frequency bands with their usage:
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What is one potential consequence of interfering with wireless networks at the event?
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Access points for smart TVs are often disabled by factory default.
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What should teams do if they suspect wireless security vulnerabilities?
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Study Notes
Safety
- Safety glasses only required when working on the robot or setting up the pit
- Closed-toed shoes must be worn
- Control entanglement risks by tying back hair and removing dangling accessories
- Appropriate clothing must be worn
- Teams responsible for their own personal protective equipment
- Reference the FIRST Safety Manual
Gracious Professionalism
- Participants must be gracious and professional at all times
- Uncivil behavior is not tolerated. This includes:
- Offensive language
- Intentionally blocking the view of other participants or spectators
- Jamming or interfering with the robot's remote sensing capabilities
- Particularly contemptible behavior includes:
- Assault
- Threats
- Harassment
- Bullying
- Insulting
- Swearing at another person
- Yelling at another person
Other Rules
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the pits
- Teams must not damage the venue
- Teams must check in at the Pit Administration station 45 minutes before qualification matches begin
- Event resources are for competing teams only
- Teams can only practice with their robot in their pit space, designated practice areas, or during a practice match
- Teams can only produce fabricated items in their pit area, with permission from another team, while queued for a match or practice field, in designated areas by event staff, or in provided machine shops
- Do not bring skateboards, hoverboards, drones, bottled gas tanks, noisy devices, walkie-talkies, scooters
- Do not arrange for additional utilities from the venue
- Teams cannot conduct sales at an event
- Do not invite or bring live bands to play in the audience
- Respectful banner hanging rules apply
- Do not hang banners larger than 25 ft.2 (2.3 m2)
- Teams should remove their signs and anything used to hang them at the end of the event
- If a robot is presented to judges, it does not have to be inspected but should be compliant with the current season's robot construction rules and designed to play the current season's game
Judging Interviews
- All teams will be scheduled for a minimum 10-minute judging interview with a minimum of 10 minutes reserved between interviews
- The judging interview timer starts when the team begins their presentation
- One adult mentor may attend the judging session and be present for any interaction between the judges and the student team members
- The adult observer may not interact or coach the team members during judging interviews
Wireless Communications
- Access points created by cellular devices, cameras, smart TVs, etc. are not allowed
- Bluetooth communication is not allowed as it can interfere with venue and robot systems
- R/C toys (including drones, wireless vehicles, FPV systems) are not allowed
Load-In
- Some large events may set specific time frames for loading equipment into the pit area
- Teams should be safe, gracious, and professional during load-in
- Teams should offer assistance to other teams if possible
Pits
- Each team is assigned a pit space marked with their team number
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This quiz covers essential safety guidelines and conduct expectations for participants in the FIRST Robotics competition. It addresses the importance of personal protective equipment, maintaining professionalism, and adhering to rules for a respectful environment. Make sure to familiarize yourself with these essential standards to ensure a safe and positive experience.