How Much Do You Know About Fun Spot America Theme Parks?

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How Much Do You Know About Fun Spot America Theme Parks? - Quiz

Fun Spot America Theme Parks is a group of amusement parks in two different states. Take this quiz to see are you a real fan of these parks and have fun! Good luck!

Questions and Answers

1.

When was the firs park under this group opened?
- A.
  
  1979
- B.
  
  1986
- C.
  
  1991
- D.
  
  1999
Correct Answer
A. 1979

Explanation
The first park under this group was opened in 1979.

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2.

How many roller coasters are there in the Fun Spot America - Kissimmee, Florida?
- A.
  
  2
- B.
  
  3
- C.
  
  4
- D.
  
  5
Correct Answer
B. 3

Explanation
There are three roller coasters in Fun Spot America - Kissimmee, Florida.

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3.

Which of the following is the wooden roller coaster?
- A.
  
  Rockstar Coaster
- B.
  
  Kiddie Coaster
- C.
  
  Mine Blower
- D.
  
  Freedom Flyer
Correct Answer
C. Mine Blower

Explanation
The wooden roller coaster is the Mine Blower because wooden roller coasters are known for their classic, nostalgic design and rougher ride compared to their steel counterparts. The other options, Rockstar Coaster, Kiddie Coaster, and Freedom Flyer, are likely steel roller coasters as they do not have the word "wooden" in their names.

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4.

What is the color of the Chaos go-kart track?
- A.
  
  Black
- B.
  
  Red
- C.
  
  Green
- D.
  
  Blue
Correct Answer
D. Blue

Explanation
The color of the Chaos go-kart track is blue.

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5.

What is the color of the Vortex go-kart track?
- A.
  
  Yellow
- B.
  
  White
- C.
  
  Red
- D.
  
  Green
Correct Answer
A. Yellow

Explanation
The color of the Vortex go-kart track is yellow.

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6.

Which of the following go-kart tracks is not in the Fun Spot America - Orlando?
- A.
  
  Conquest
- B.
  
  Slick Track
- C.
  
  Quad Helix
- D.
  
  Thrasher
Correct Answer
B. Slick Track

Explanation
The go-kart track that is not in Fun Spot America - Orlando is the Slick Track.

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7.

When was the Gator Spot opened in Orlando park?
- A.
  
  2002
- B.
  
  2014
- C.
  
  2015
- D.
  
  2009
Correct Answer
C. 2015

Explanation
The Gator Spot was opened in Orlando park in 2015.

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8.

What is the name of the star attraction alligator in Gator Spot?
- A.
  
  Tom
- B.
  
  Raptor
- C.
  
  Gator
- D.
  
  Bouya
Correct Answer
D. Bouya

Explanation
Bouya is the correct answer because it is stated in the question that Bouya is the star attraction alligator in Gator Spot.

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9.

What was the first name of The Wild Mouse roller coaster that was relocated from Cypress Garden?
- A.
  
  Galaxy Spin
- B.
  
  Future Ride
- C.
  
  Star Road
- D.
  
  Storm attack
Correct Answer
A. Galaxy Spin

Explanation
The correct answer is Galaxy Spin. This roller coaster was originally named The Wild Mouse and was relocated from Cypress Gardens.

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10.

When were Fun Spot Amusement Parks in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Virginia Beach, Virginia closed?
- A.
  
  1992
- B.
  
  1998
- C.
  
  2002
- D.
  
  2006
Correct Answer
B. 1998

Explanation
Fun Spot Amusement Parks in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Virginia Beach, Virginia were closed in 1998.

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