1. How many inversions does this coaster feature?

A: 0
B: 2
C: 4
D: 6
E: 7
F: 8
G: 9
H: 10

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2. What company manufactured this wooden coaster?

A: Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC)
B: Dinn Corporation
C: Custom Coasters International (CCI)
D: International Amusement Devices (IAD)
E: Roller Coaster Corporation of America (RCCA)
F: International Coasters, Inc (ICI)
G: Martin & Vleminckx

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3. When it was first announced, what was the project name for this coaster?

A: Project Rocket
B: Project Rumble
C: Project X-Car
D: Project Backlot
E: Project Heavy Metal
F: Project Hollywood

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4. Which of the following statements about this coaster is false?

A: Originally opened and operated at a World Expo.
B: Coaster started by Arrow but completed by Vekoma.
C: Originally painted red with white supports.
D: Has never been renamed.
E: No longer retains its original name (has been renamed).
F: Currently sponsored by Stride Gum.

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5. In what year did the park originally make an official announcement of its plans to “rebuild” this coaster?

A: 1980
B: 1993
C: 1999
D: 2002
E: 2004
F: 2006
G: 2007

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6. How long is the tunnel on this looping coaster?

A: 93 feet
B: 112 feet
C: 127 feet
D: 144 feet
E: 165 feet
F: 176 feet
G: 213 feet

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7. Which of the following names was among the final 3 for the public to vote on for this coaster?

A: Outlaw
B: Viper
C: Steel Stampede
D: Cobra
E: Ghost Runner
F: Bandit
G: Iron Horse

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8. This coaster is themed to be part of what fictional company?

A: Sam Brannan Mining Company
B: Cedar Creek Mines
C: Dahlonega Goldrushers
D: Hershey Chocolate Miners
E: The Forty-Niners
F: J.R. Helms Mining Company
G: Yukon Territory Gold Mines

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