Oblivion Roller Coaster Analysis

Mr. Jones visits Alton Towers and discusses the Oblivion rollercoaster. He explains the ride's design and challenges viewers to calculate the total track distance and average speed. He also explores why the average speed might seem lower than expected despite the ride's fast nature.

What is Alton Towers known for?

• Hosting music festivals

• Being a popular theme park

• Having a large zoo

• Being a historical site

What is the main feature of the Oblivion roller coaster?

• A corkscrew twist

• A loop-the-loop

• A steep drop through a hole

• A water splash

What is the main attraction behind Mr. Jones in the video?

• A Ferris wheel

• The Oblivion roller coaster

• A haunted house

• A water slide

What is the significance of the hole in the ground in the Oblivion ride?

• It is a decorative feature

• It is part of the ride's thrilling drop

• It is a safety feature

• It is where the ride ends

Which of the following is NOT a section of the roller coaster track?

• Straight sections

• Semi-circular sections

• Quarter circle sections

• Zigzag sections

What type of sections does the roller coaster track include?

• Only circular sections

• Only straight sections

• Straight, semi-circular, and quarter circle sections

• Only zigzag sections

What is the purpose of the diagram shown in the video?

• To display the ride's speed

• To illustrate the track design

• To show the number of seats

• To show the height of the roller coaster

What is the first question Mr. Jones asks about the roller coaster?

• What is the total distance traveled?

• How many loops are there?

• What is the height of the drop?

• What is the speed of the ride?

How long does the Oblivion ride last?

• 1 minute 15 seconds

• 2 minutes

• 45 seconds

• 1 minute

In what unit does Mr. Jones ask for the average speed?

• Kilometers per hour

• Meters per second

• Miles per hour

• Feet per second