Survivor: Caramoan Trivia Quiz

Answer: Micronesia

The last time Fans vs. Favorites was used was on Season 16, "Survivor: Micronesia". Erik Reichenbach, a Favorite this season, previously played on "Survivor: Micronesia" as a Fan.

Answer: Francesca

Francesca Hogi, who was the first person voted out on Season 22, "Survivor: Redemption Island", made Survivor history by being the only castaway to be the first person voted out twice.

Answer: Shamar

Shamar Thomas was at the center of conflict in the Fans tribe, mainly with Reynold Toepfer and Eddie Fox. The reason why he was not a well-liked figure at the Fans camp was due to his combative tendencies and not contributing around camp. He was later evacuated on Day 10 due to a scratched cornea, which the "Survivor" Medical Team thought was too serious to let him continue in the game.

Answer: Dump out the rice and beans

Brandon Hantz had an intense rivalry with fellow Favorite Phillip Sheppard due to Phillip's abrasive style of leadership in the Favorites tribe. Brandon later told the other Favorites that Phillip is the biggest bully he has ever met. After the Reward Challenge win on "Persona Non Grata", Brandon learns from fellow Favorite Andrea Boehlke that Phillip wants to vote him out, which upsets Brandon because he apologized to Phillip for losing his cool.

As retaliation, Brandon dumps the Favorite's rice and beans, shocking the others.

At the Immunity Challenge, the Favorites tribe forfeited the challenge and verbally voted out Brandon.

Answer: Tribe switch

Instead of partaking in the Reward Challenge, host Jeff Probst told the remaining castaways that there would be a tribe switch. The new Gota tribe consisted of Malcolm Freberg, Erik Reichenbach, Andrea Boehlke, Brenda Lowe, Reynold Toepfer, Eddie Fox and Sherri Biethman.

The new Bikal tribe consisted of Phillip Sheppard, John Cochran, Dawn Meehan, Corinne Kaplan, Matt Bischoff, Michael Snow and Julia Landauer. The physically stronger new Gota tribe defeated the physically weaker new Bikal tribe in all of the remaining pre-merge challenges.

Answer: Phillip

The majority alliance, Stealth R Us, targeted the Three Amigos alliance which consisted of Malcolm Freberg, Reynold Toepfer and Eddie Fox. When Reynold won Individual Immunity, Stealth R Us decided to target Malcolm but was forced to target Eddie when Malcolm found a Hidden Immunity Idol.

At Tribal Council, Malcolm shocked everyone by revealing another Hidden Immunity Idol, which he gave to Eddie. Before the votes were revealed, Malcolm and Eddie played their Hidden Immunity Idols, negating all of the votes against them and blindsiding the leader of Stealth R Us, Phillip Sheppard.

Answer: Andrea

Andrea Boehlke was suspicious of Brenda Lowe for not making a deal with her at the combined Reward/Immunity Challenge on Day 31. Andrea did win the challenge, also receiving a clue to the Hidden Immunity Idol, which she did find with Erik Reichenbach's help. On Day 33, however, Andrea did not win the Immunity Challenge.

She urged Cochran to blindside either Brenda or Dawn, unaware Cochran told her plans to Brenda, Dawn and Sherri and planned to blindside her. At Tribal Council, Andrea did not play her Hidden Immunity Idol, being blindsided with it in her possession.

Answer: Erik

On their way back to camp after the Tribal Council in which Brenda Lowe was voted out of, Erik Reichenbach was complaining to the other castaways that he was feeling lightheaded and dizzy. Erik was evacuated on Night 36 due to his body being unable to cope with malnutrition and dehydration, which the Survivor Medical Team thought was too serious to let him continue in the game. Erik finished in 5th place, the same place he finished the first time he played "Survivor".

Answer: To remove her teeth

In the tenth episode "Zipping Over the Cuckoo's Nest", Dawn Meehan lost her retainers in the lagoon and asked Brenda Lowe for help retrieving it, which she did and Dawn thanked Brenda for this act of kindness. In the penultimate episode "Don't Say Anything About My Mom", Dawn reluctantly betrayed Brenda by voting her out.

At the Final Tribal Council, Brenda asked Dawn if she would have quit the game if she lost her retainers, in which Dawn said no. Not satisfied, Brenda asked Dawn to remove her retainers to show the other jurors that Dawn would have stayed in the game without them, which Dawn did.

This move by Brenda has caused controversy.

Answer: Cochran

John Cochran is the second person in "Survivor" history to play a "perfect game", having never received a vote against him and receiving all of the jury votes at the Final Tribal Council. The first person to pull off this feat was J.T. Thomas in Season 18, "Survivor: Tocantins".