Watergun History & Trivia Quiz

During the 1980s, Entertech was the company that dominated the watergun market with their motorized blasters.

The correct answer is "Power Drencher". This can be inferred from the question which asks for the original name of the Super Soaker. Out of the given options, "Power Drencher" is the only one that directly relates to the concept of soaking or drenching. The other options, such as "Power Soaker" and "Drench Blaster", also convey the idea of water play, but "Power Drencher" seems to be the most fitting name for a water gun.

The Water Warriors Scorpion is the correct answer because it is the first water gun that combines motorized pumping with a rubber pressure (CPS) chamber. This means that it has a motorized mechanism to pump water and a rubber pressure chamber to create a powerful stream of water. The other options listed do not have this specific combination of features.

XP stands for Xtra Power. This acronym suggests that the term "XP" is used to represent an additional or enhanced level of power.

The correct answer is 2003. This means that the first Water Warriors guns were released in the year 2003.

The Armordillo is the correct answer because it is the first Water Warriors gun to feature a bipod. The other options, T Shock, Quickgrips XL, and Chameleon, do not have this feature.

The Oozinator is the correct answer because it does not feature a rubber pressure (CPS) chamber. The other options, SC 500, Quickblast, Shotblast, and Hydroblitz, all have a rubber pressure chamber which helps to build up pressure and increase the power of the water stream. However, the Oozinator does not have this feature and operates differently.

The Water Warriors Steady Stream was the first piston-powered watergun to use a spring pressure chamber. This means that it used a piston mechanism to create pressure in a chamber, which allowed for a steady stream of water to be shot out. The other options listed are either different models or do not have the same piston-powered spring pressure chamber mechanism.

The Storm 2500 is the correct answer because it was the first watergun to have the capability of firing two nozzles simultaneously, with one nozzle being powered by a piston pumper and the other nozzle being powered by an air pressurized reservoir. This innovation allowed for increased water firepower and added versatility to the watergun.

The Super Soaker Triple Agressor does not use a QFD (Quick Fill Device). This can be inferred from the fact that the other options in the list are all Super Soaker models that do use a QFD.

The correct answer is X Men because Super Soaker did not release commemorative blasters for the movie release of X Men. This suggests that Super Soaker released commemorative blasters for the movie releases of Iron Man, Star Wars, Transformers, and Jurassic Park, but not for X Men.

Jakks Pacific is the correct answer because it is a company that has manufactured the Storm brand of waterguns. The other options, Entertech, Yes Entertainment, and Lanard, are not known for manufacturing the Storm brand of waterguns.

The Water Warriors Vanquisher was the first watergun with a rubber pressure (CPS) chamber to feature dual reservoirs. This means that it had two separate compartments to hold water, allowing for a longer and more continuous stream of water to be sprayed. The Super Soaker CPS 1500 and Super Soaker Monster XL were not the first to have this feature, and the Water Warriors Vindicator is not mentioned as having a dual reservoir design. Therefore, the correct answer is Water Warriors Vanquisher.

The Chameleon was the first water warriors gun to feature swappable reservoirs. This means that the Chameleon allowed users to easily change out the water reservoir, allowing for continuous play without needing to refill the gun with water. This feature would have made the Chameleon a popular choice among water gun enthusiasts, as it provided convenience and uninterrupted water play.

The Water Warriors Black Widow is unable to connect to a hose/fire/charge directly from a hose.

In 1896, the first water gun was released to the public after being issued a patent. This means that it was the first water gun to have legal protection for its design and functionality. It marked a significant milestone in the development of water guns and likely paved the way for future advancements in this type of toy.

The correct answer is SS 200. This is because it is stated in the question that the first super soaker to come with a strap was the SS 200.

The Super Soaker Power Rangers PR-200 is a recolored version of the SS 60 gun. This means that the PR-200 is essentially the same as the SS 60, but with different colors or design elements.

The question asks about a gun that was not included in the first water warriors line. The options provided are Hornet, Zapper, Firefly, Blazer, and Piranha. Out of these options, the correct answer is Piranha. This means that the Piranha gun was not part of the first water warriors line, while the other options (Hornet, Zapper, Firefly, and Blazer) were included in that line.

The correct answer is XP 65 and XP 105 because these are the only options that include both XP 65 and XP 105. The other options either include XP 65 with a different model or XP 105 with a different model.

Yes Entertainment is the correct answer because they are the company that invented the Quick Fill Device (QFD). The other options mentioned are not associated with the invention of this device.

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The correct answer is 1993 to 2002. This is because the question asks for the duration of Super Soaker's XP lineup, and the only option that includes both 1993 and 2002 is the correct answer.

The last new "classic" Supersoakers released were the SS 10 and SS 60.

The correct answer is 2000 to 2002. This is because the given statement states that the New Storm Waterguns were released during this time period. The other options either include years before or after this time period, making them incorrect.