1. From the day this coaster opened to the day that this quiz starts (May 1st), approximately how many days have gone by?

A: 7052
B: 11632
C: 9053
D: 12511
E: 4006
F: 10936
G: 9417
H: 14247
I: 13148
J: 4699

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2. In its entire run of operation, how many roller coasters have resided in the park that this picture was taken; past, present, and future?

A: 4
B: 5
C: 6
D: 7
E: 8
F: 9
G: 10
H: 11
I: 12
J: 13

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3. What is the name of the Six Flags park/venture that failed and had its land sold to a school?

A: Six Flags Metropolis
B: Six Flags New Orleans
C: Six Flags Astro World
D: Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom
E: Six Flags Auto World
F: Six Flags Michigan's Adventure
G: Six Flags Great Lakes
H: Six Flags Agriculture World
I: Six Flags DC Comic Land
J: Six Flags Base Ball World
K: Six Flags Over the Great Planes
L: Six Flags Darien Lake
M: Six Flags Coastal Paradise
N: Six Flags Science World

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4. How many roller coaster tracks exist that are 100% identical to the Batman: The Ride that resides in this park? Don't count a relocated track twice.

A: 2
B: 7
C: 14
D: 24
E: 12
F: 8
G: 31

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5. What color is the only other complete circuit roller coaster in the world to ever feature an element like the one pictured below?

A: Red
B: Orange
C: Yellow
D: Green
E: Blue
F: Purple
G: Black
H: White

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6. What ride element does this ride share in common with ONLY one other roller coaster in the world?

A: Vertical loop
B: Batwing
C: Double Corkscrew
D: Butterfly
E: Sidewinder
F: Reverse Sidewinder
G: Dive Loop
H: Zero-G Roll

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7. Coaster track from two different manufactures is pictured below. What companies are they?

A: Togo and Senyo Kogyo
B: Meisho and GCI
C: Morgan and Mauer Söhne
D: Arrow and Morgan
E: CCI and GCI
F: John Allen and Intamin
G: Intamin and B&M
H: Arrow and Togo
I: B&M and Arrow
J: Intamin and Gerstlauer

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8. How tall is the coaster pictured below?

A: 163 feet
B: 128 feet
C: 186 feet
D: 102 feet
E: 95 feet
F: 130 feet

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9. How many rides has the builder of this coaster made in the entire life of the company?

A: 9
B: 17
C: 12
D: 136
E: 26
F: 34
G: 107

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10. What is the difference between ride 1 and ride 2 shown in the picture below?

A: Ride #1 has one more car per train than Ride #2.
B: Ride #1 and Ride #2 are exactly the same; there is no difference.
C: Ride #2 is 4 feet 8 inches shorter than Ride #1.
D: One of the rides has one more inversion than the other.
E: Ride #1 is 3 years older than Ride #2.
F: Ride #1 is 6 mph faster than Ride #2.
G: Ride #1 is indoors and Ride #2 is outside.
H: Choices A and D are correct.
I: Choices F and G are correct.
J: Choices B and E are correct.
K: Choices A, C, and F are correct.
L: Choices A, C, E, and G are correct.
M: Choices A, C, and E are correct.

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11. In July of 2006, a man suffered a fatal heart attack WHILE riding a roller coaster. What is the name of the ride that he was on? (Think carefully about what resources are at your disposal.)

A: Gwazi at Busch Gardens Africa
B: Mind Eraser at Six Flags America
C: Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America
D: Great Bear at Hershey Park
E: Demon at California's Great America
F: Raven at Holiday World
G: Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia
H: Ozark Wildcat at Celebration City
I: Millennium Force at Cedar Point

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12. This ride is the ____ of its type.

A: 1st
B: 2nd
C: 3rd
D: 4th
E: 5th
F: 6th
G: 7th

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13. The ride pictured below was made by what company?

A: Mauer Söhne
B: B&M
C: Togo
D: Arrow
E: Intamin
F: Mack
G: Gerstlauer
H: Meisho
I: Schwarzkopf

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14. On what continent is this ride located?

A: North America
B: South America
C: Europe
D: Africa
E: Asia
F: Antarctica

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15. Home to an ACE Roller Coaster Landmark, this park also contains a permanent installation of a truly unique traveling coaster. In all, how many of these roller coaster models are still in operation today?

A: It's the only one still operating.
B: 7
C: 12
D: 5
E: 6
F: 3
G: 8
H: 10
I: 14
J: 9

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