Gardens by the Bay Quiz: Supertrees and Domes of Singapore
This Gardens by the Bay quiz explores Singapore's futuristic park beside Marina Bay, with questions on the Supertree Grove, the indoor waterfall of the Cloud Forest, the record-breaking Flower Dome, the OCBC Skyway, the nightly Garden Rhapsody show, reclaimed land, green technology and a famous film scene. Ten questions.
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Supertrees
How many Supertrees stand at Gardens by the Bay?
Waterfalls
What greets visitors as they enter the Cloud Forest dome?
Records
The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay has held which Guinness World Record?
Shows
What is Garden Rhapsody, held every evening at the Supertree Grove?
Walkways
What is the OCBC Skyway?
Opening
In which year did Gardens by the Bay open to the public?
Land
Gardens by the Bay was built on what kind of land?
Technology
Besides holding plants, what do some of the Supertrees do?
Films
Which 2018 hit romantic comedy featured a scene at the Supertree Grove?
Gardens
Gardens by the Bay is made up of three gardens. Which of these is one of them?
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Explanations: answer key for all 10 questions
- Q1: How many Supertrees stand at Gardens by the Bay?
Answer: 18
They range from 25 to 50 meters tall, about the height of buildings of 9 to 16 floors. Their steel trunks are covered with more than 150,000 plants.
- Q2: What greets visitors as they enter the Cloud Forest dome?
Answer: A 35-meter indoor waterfall
The waterfall pours from a mountain covered in orchids, ferns and pitcher plants. Cool mist keeps the dome like a tropical mountain forest.
- Q3: The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay has held which Guinness World Record?
Answer: Largest glass greenhouse
The dome is filled with plants from Mediterranean and dry climates, including ancient olive trees and baobabs. Its displays change with festivals and seasons.
- Q4: What is Garden Rhapsody, held every evening at the Supertree Grove?
Answer: A light and sound show
Visitors lie on the ground to watch the Supertrees light up in time with music. The show is free and takes place twice each night.
- Q5: What is the OCBC Skyway?
Answer: An aerial walkway between Supertrees
The 128-meter walkway hangs 22 meters above the ground. It offers views of the gardens and the Marina Bay Sands hotel next door.
- Q6: In which year did Gardens by the Bay open to the public?
Answer: 2012
The park covers about 101 hectares. It was part of Singapore's plan to become a city in a garden.
- Q7: Gardens by the Bay was built on what kind of land?
Answer: Reclaimed land
Singapore has expanded its area by about a quarter through land reclamation. Marina Bay itself was created this way.
- Q8: Besides holding plants, what do some of the Supertrees do?
Answer: Collect rainwater and generate solar power
Some trees also act as exhaust vents for the cooling system of the domes. The domes use special glass to let light in but keep heat out.
- Q9: Which 2018 hit romantic comedy featured a scene at the Supertree Grove?
Answer: Crazy Rich Asians
The film was shot in Singapore and Malaysia. Its success brought a new wave of visitors to the city's famous sights.
- Q10: Gardens by the Bay is made up of three gardens. Which of these is one of them?
Answer: Bay South
Bay South is the largest and holds the domes and Supertrees. Bay East has waterfront paths, and Bay Central links the two.
Gardens by the Bay Quiz – Singapore's Garden of the Future
Gardens by the Bay is a huge nature park in the heart of Singapore, next to Marina Bay and the Marina Bay Sands hotel. Opened in 2012, it covers about 101 hectares of reclaimed land and has become one of the city's most famous attractions. Its giant Supertrees and glass domes look like something from a science fiction film.
The gardens were part of Singapore's vision to become a city in a garden, filling the urban landscape with greenery. The park has three parts: Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. Bay South, the largest, holds the Supertree Grove, the Flower Dome, the Cloud Forest, a children's garden and lakes.
The 18 Supertrees are vertical gardens covered with ferns, orchids and climbing plants. Some collect rainwater, some have solar panels, and some vent air from the domes' cooling system. The OCBC Skyway lets visitors walk between them, and every evening the Garden Rhapsody show lights them up with music.
The two cooled conservatories show plants from around the world. The Flower Dome, once the largest glass greenhouse in the world, holds plants from Mediterranean and semi-arid regions. The Cloud Forest recreates a misty tropical mountain with a 35-meter waterfall and walkways that wind around its peak.
Gardens by the Bay appeared in films such as Crazy Rich Asians and welcomes millions of visitors each year with seasonal flower shows.
The gardens are also an example of sustainable design. Plant waste from the park fuels a power plant that helps cool the domes, and lakes act as natural filters for water flowing into Marina Bay. Dragonflies and kingfishers have made the gardens their home.
This quiz covers the design, technology, plants and attractions of Gardens by the Bay.
What This Quiz Teaches
This quiz is perfect for travelers, plant lovers and fans of green design.
- How many Supertrees there are and what they do
- The Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome
- The OCBC Skyway and Garden Rhapsody
- When and where the gardens were built
- The three gardens of the park
- A famous film scene in the gardens
Quick Facts About Gardens by the Bay
- The outdoor gardens are free to visit.
- The Floral Fantasy attraction features hanging flower displays.
- The Cloud Forest has a walkway around its artificial mountain.
- The domes are cooled using energy from plant waste.
- Gardens by the Bay hosts seasonal displays for Chinese New Year and Christmas.
- The park is next to the Marina Barrage, which created a freshwater reservoir.
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