1. This ride (pictured below) has an identical twin that was built one year earlier with an identical name in a different park. Through various relocations, the rides were renamed. By the beginning of 2004, both of the twins once again had an identical name. In what state is/was the ride pictured below at the time of this photo?

A: California
B: Ohio
C: Kentucky
D: Illinois
E: Georiga
F: North Carolina

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2. This devilish ride opened along with the park it resides in. What themed section of the park is this ride in?

A: Texas
B: Gateway to the West
C: 1904 World's Fair
D: Mexico
E: Appalachia
F: Frontier

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3. What was the price tag for this coaster?

A: $8.5 million
B: $9 million
C: $8 million
D: $10 million

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4. What is the name of the go-cart track that the red arrow is pointing to in the picture below?

A: Winner’s Circle Go-Kart
B: Thunderoad Speedway Go-Karts
C: Cyclone 500
D: Speed O’Drome
E: Sonora Speedway
F: Go Karts

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5. This photo is of the construction of a CCI wooden hybrid coaster that is now defunct. The yellow piece of track in the foreground belongs to a coaster that has since been relocated. How many states away has this yellow coaster moved?

A: 1
B: 2
C: 3
D: 4
E: 5
F: 6

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6. This coaster pictured below shares ___ place with 3 other coasters for overall coaster height.

A: 22nd
B: 29th
C: 15th
D: 49th
E: 9th
F: 34th

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7. How many mph slower is this coaster’s max speed than the highway speed limit of the state this coaster resides in?

A: 26 mph
B: 1 mph
C: 21 mph
D: 11 mph
E: 16 mph

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8. Upon the opening of this ride, how many other coasters were in this park?

A: 2
B: 4
C: 6
D: 8
E: 10
F: 12

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