That's A-MAZE-ing Trivia Quiz

Answer: Oahu, Hawaii, USA

The Dole Plantation on Oahu, Hawaii created a maze that covers 137,194 square feet. This enormous maze is comprised of over 14,000 tropical native plants including hibiscus, croton, pineapple, heliconia and panax. There is a giant pineapple, made from croton plants marking the center of this maze.

The crown of the pineapple center is made up of agapanthus. Within the walls of this maze are eight secret stations where one must stencil each individual station's symbol onto a maze card. If one completes the task and returns to the maze entrance, he or she wins a prize. Having one's name recorded on a sign located at the entrance of the maze is another perk to finishing the maze.

Answer: Sunflower

This amazing plant maze is approximately ten acres in size. Sunflowers are sowed and used in the creation of this work of art. Sometimes sunflowers aren't used; corn is used instead. Whether it is corn or sunflowers, it is always strategically sewn and marked out to create a new maze each year. When this maze was first created in 1996 it was regarded as the world's largest maze.

Answer: Cherry Crest Adventure Farm

Cherry Crest Adventure Farm in Ronks, Pennsylvania, USA not only provides hay rides and farm tours, but it also is proud of "The Amazing Maize Maze". This is a five-acre corn maze that includes more than two and a half miles of paths. Along the paths you will find scenic bridges, tunnel slides, watering stations and clues to help you find your way around.

Themes vary from year to year, with such past themes as Noah's Ark in 1998; Wild, Wild West in 2007; and Lost in Space in 2000.

Answer: Three dimensions

With 16,000 yew trees forming a spectacular hedge maze, the Longleat Maze covers 1.48 acres with almost two full miles of paths. There are wooden bridges built into the maze, revealing that the maze is three dimensional. This maze was first created in 1975 by Greg Bright.

The six wooden bridges give a glimpse of the center of the maze where there is an observation tower, provided the tourists can actually find the center of the maze. Longleat is situated in Warminster, Wiltshire, England.

Answer: Shoreham, Victoria

The Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens are located in Shoreham, Victoria, Australia. This is where you can find Australia's oldest maze, which is over 30 years old. The Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens' hedge maze is slightly higher than nine feet in height.

There are flags to guide you through the South Maze into the Center Garden. Afterward, there is the North Maze to tackle. The North Maze and the South Maze are very different from each other, so you can't use your skills from one maze in order to solve the next.

There are over 1000 Cypress plants in the maze which makes the maze bigger and bigger each year. When the hedges are trimmed, it can take up to a month to do the job since the gardeners have to move through the maze with the hedge trimmings to clean up.

Answer: Hampton Court Maze

This maze was specifically created for King William III of Orange. The maze covers about one acre but is regarded as the oldest maze in Britain. Located within a 60 acre area of gardens, the maze has been mentioned by several authors including Defoe. Through the years the Hampton Court Maze has had different types of hedges, originally made with hornbeam.

The maze is located at the Hampton Court Palace in the Borough of Richmond upon Thames in London, England

Answer: Bricks

Navigating the Brick Maze of Capri is not very difficult, but building it surely was. Crafting this maze out of bricks took very careful planning and engineering. Stone masons had to work very accurately to construct this stable maze. It winds down from the hills down to the sea.

Answer: Land's End Labyrinth

Land's End Labyrinth, located in San Francisco, is a very tranquil and beautiful labyrinth to explore. The view of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco's skyline, Angel Island and the complete Bay is stunning. Eduardo Aguilera created this labyrinth in 2004, atop a cliff that overlooks San Francisco Bay.

It is a seven-circuit Chartres labyrinth which has much spiritual growth attached to it. The Land's End Labyrinth is built from stones with a center where guests can leave their offerings and meditate in the serenity.

Answer: The Imprint

The Imprint is the maze that is dedicated to the mythical story of the minotaur. It is shaped like a large foot, representing the footprint of the minotaur. The Imprint was built in 1975 in Gloucestershire, England. It is a hedge maze.

Answer: Mirrors

The Mirror Maze at Lucerne, Switzerland uses a multitude of mirrors to create reflections which increase the difficulty of the maze. The Mirror Maze inspiration came from the Alhambra in Grenada, Spain. The arches of the maze appear to go on and on forever.