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Respuestas Curso Arduino

This document is a quiz from an Arduino course on Coursera assessing a student's knowledge of concepts covered in Week 2. The quiz contains 19 multiple choice and true/false questions testing the student's understanding of topics like analog and digital input/output, boolean logic, conditional statements, and functions like map(), millis(), and tone(). Based on their responses, the student scored 10 out of 19 points correctly, achieving a grade of 52.63% which is below the 80% required to pass. They are allowed to retake the quiz up to 3 times in an 8 hour period to try and improve their score.

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Respuestas Curso Arduino

This document is a quiz from an Arduino course on Coursera assessing a student's knowledge of concepts covered in Week 2. The quiz contains 19 multiple choice and true/false questions testing the student's understanding of topics like analog and digital input/output, boolean logic, conditional statements, and functions like map(), millis(), and tone(). Based on their responses, the student scored 10 out of 19 points correctly, achieving a grade of 52.63% which is below the 80% required to pass. They are allowed to retake the quiz up to 3 times in an 8 hour period to try and improve their score.

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Test №2 10/19 points (52.63%)


Quiz, 19 questions

Try again once you are ready. Back to Week 2

Required to pass: 80 % or higher


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You can retake this quiz up to 3 times every 8 hours.

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1. 
Calculate voltage between Vout and the “ground”, if Vcc = 5V, R1 = 1 kilohm, R2 = 220 ohm. Round the
result up to an integer.

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2. 
Choose the right statement concerning a potentiometer.

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3. 
Why can we use the same program to display the data read o from various analog sensors? Tick all the
correct statements.

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4. 
Which statements are true concerning the analogRead() function?

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5. 
Which statements are true concerning Serial and its operation ?

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6. 
What’s characteristic of using the millis() function?

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7. 
What’s true about the digitalRead() function?

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8. 
What is INPUT_PULLUP used for when we con gure the port?

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9. 
What’s true concerning boolean expressions and values?

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10. 
Which statements are true for the conditional If-operator?

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11. 
Which data type is reserved for working with boolean values?

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12. 
What exactly is the “!” operator?

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13. 
Which of the given operators are comparisons operators?

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14. 
Calculate the expression (a&&!b) || !(a&&b), if “a” and “b” are false

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15. 
What’s true concerning the tone() function?

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16. 
Which of the following instructions will increase the “z” variable by 1?

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18. 
What do we need an output shift register for?

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19. 
Let’s assume that the “a” variable has the value of 11, while the “b” variable has the value of 13. In which
case will the LED built in the 13th pin turn on?

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