Mixed "South Park" - Season 11 Quiz

Answer: Wheel of Fortune

After using a major racial slur in the final puzzle of "Wheel of Fortune" (instead of giving the correct answer, 'Naggers', referring to People Who Annoy You as the category), Randy ends up becoming a national scapegoat for racial insensitivity and Stan has to try to save face at school as a result.

At the same time, South Park Elementary tries to teach its children about racial sensitivity and political correctness, leading Cartman to spend more time with a dwarf. This ends about as wholesomely as you'd expect.

Answer: Butters

After taking compromising photos with Butters as a prank, Cartman tries to make amends and protect his own reputation by taking new photos, inevitably getting caught by Butters' father in the act and running away in the ensuing freak-out. Butters ends up getting sent to a religious camp designed to convert homosexuals without really knowing what the problem is while Cartman accidentally loses his easily-blackmailable photos and sets out to own up to his mistakes...but showing the images to his class.

Answer: All of them

Head lice inspection day occurs at South Park Elementary and, after Craig finds out that he has head lice, he tries his best to keep the secret, even though there's a full-scale investigation amongst his peers to weed out the afflicted child and make fun of them for the rest of their lives.

In the end, it's revealed (by Mrs. Garrison) that all of the kids in class had lice; the school just tried to spare everyone the humiliation. This is, of course, just before the class has captured Kenny and planned to bully him for lying about his assumed lice problem.

Answer: Easter

When Stan starts to question the connection between colouring eggs and the religious connotations of Easter, he unknowingly unearths a secret society in which his father and grandfather are members. The society, which worships St. Peter, actually a rabbit and protector of the church, ends up getting raided by religious police and Stan is the only one to escape with its current leader, Snowball. Ultimately, the "Da Vinci Code-esque" mystery leads him to The Vatican where Jesus Christ himself returns to fight the evil priests and bring Easter back to the people.

Answer: Persians

After realizing that she may be a lesbian, Mrs. Garrison takes up a fight to save the local lesbian bar, Les Bos, when it's bought by Persian entrepreneurs who seek to erect white columns and put up gold curtain rods in their new club establishment. A battle ensues in which the lesbians fight the Persians in the streets, and Mrs. Garrison comes to realize that their leader, Xerxes, is just a closeted lesbian coming to terms with her sexuality.

In the end, everyone ends up leaving Les Bos as is, but not before Mrs. Garrison and the boys make use of the town's Mexican workers to shoddily get their work done.

Answer: Los Angeles

Kyle ends up giving a homeless man $20 and the town of South Park becomes overrun with people looking for spare change until things get out of control. Randy leads a small group seeking refuge on the roof of the community center while the boys seek help from the nearby town of Evergreen who, as it turns out, sent the homeless to South Park in the first place.

The boys take it upon themselves to refashion a bus and trick the homeless into leaving South Park for Santa Monica, California, saving everyone.

Answer: Tourette Syndrome

After seeing a boy with Tourette Syndrome in a toy store, Cartman believes that pretending to have Tourettes will give him a golden ticket to say whatever he wants at any time, and he's right. He succeeds in convincing everyone he has the disorder except Kyle, who tries to prove that Cartman is lying, but fails to do so. Cartman, however, realizes that his lack of control is a bad thing, forcing him to reveal his darkest secrets by accident, and tries to take it back, but not before he's obligated to appear on "Dateline". Kyle, ironically, ends up saving Cartman with a long-winded ploy involving pedophiles at Chris Hansen's studio.

Answer: Butters

After many of the boys are witness to a terrorist attack in the far-away location of Imaginationland, Butters is captured and the boys are stuck in the real world being questioned by the government. Ultimately it's left to Butters to save Imaginationland while The Pentagon considers nuking the other side. Stan gets sucked through a portal to Imaginationland and Kyle, talking to him and others through his imaginative mind, is the only one left to make things right.

He ultimately convinces everyone that imaginative creatures can be real in life since they have significant impact on the world and he stops the nuke, but Al Gore, in an attempt to fight off ManBearPig, sends it in. Butters emerges, alone, in a blank slate of a world, reimagines Imaginationland, and saves everyone.

Answer: Guitar Hero

Shortly after reaching 100,000 points in "Guitar Hero", the duo are picked up by a talent agent and signed on to a year-long deal to perform their skills and, eventually, reach 1,000,000 points playing the video game. Of course, a rift separates them early on as their manager forces them to split and the two go their different ways (with Stan playing "Heroin Hero" eventually and Kyle taking gigs at the local bowling alley).

The two eventually reunite and play a small show for their friends, breaking the 1,000,000 barrier but realizing how horrible the rewards are for doing so.

Answer: Kyle

While Craig, Token, and Stan top the best-looking boys list, Kyle places dead last, even under Cartman, prompting him to isolate himself in the ugly kids community at school and consider burning down the school. Stan, questioning the girls' list, starts speaking to Wendy again in an attempt to get them to reconsider and the two find out that the list was part of a big conspiracy to have Bebe date Craig and reap the benefit of his father's shoe store discount.

It all ends with a police stand-off and the discovery of a real list; Kyle asks that it be burned without knowing the truth.