Survivor: Fiji Trivia Quiz

Answer: Nineteen

Nineteen tribe members arrive on the island via a canoe in the beginning of this season. Stopping off at their new beach, they discovered their water, a cave, and several fruit trees nearby. Before they headed onward to their first challenge, everyone was tasked with constructing their camp and several different add-ons with special blueprints designed for their beach.
This was the first season to begin with exactly nineteen castaways. This was because one contestant dropped out days before. "Palau" also started with twenty, as did "Cook Islands".

Answer: Several amenities

On Day 3, the full tribe recognized Sylvia as their leader since she spearheaded the construction of the camp and all of its add-ons. Jeff stated that she would divide the tribes into two groups of nine who would compete in the next challenge. Since she could not choose herself, she would go to Exile Island.

The two groups, meanwhile, became Ravu (in Orange) and Moto (in Green). When Moto won the challenge, they received immunity and their old camp with all the amenities and new gifts (such as a couch, cutlery and plates, and more). Ravu, heading to their new camp, received nothing more than a machete and a pot.

Answer: Gary

At the end of the first week, Gary, of the Ravu tribe, ended up suffering from pain and breathing problems as a result of the conditions on the island and during the challenge. As the days went by, his feelings worsened until he was evacuated from the game.

The shock to his body and the poor diet contributed to difficulties in his digestive tract. Day 10 was when he made his exit. Despite this, the tribes competed for Immunity and someone was voted out of the Moto tribe (despite their winning the challenge) because of a twist at the end of the challenge.

Answer: Moto

Most likely because they had the better camp, Moto ended up claiming the win in every single Immunity Challenge this season, even despite a tribal switch on Day 15, much like Koror did in the "Palau" season. The Moto tribe, however, was not decimated. On Day 10, Gary left the game for medical reasons and during the Immunity Challenge, Moto opted to vote someone out in an attempt to retain their camp. Likewise, Ravu was beaten in the Reward Challenges...all but one.

It took the tribe until Day 18 to win one before the merge.

Answer: Earl

Once again, Exile Island made its return to the game in Fiji. The catch to this location was the fact that it was teeming with poisonous sea snakes. In addition, the person exiled to the island would be able to stay in a large lookout post overlooking the sea.

Here, the castaway would receive a clue to a Hidden Immunity Idol though they would quickly discover that the idol itself would be nowhere near Exile Island-- it would be back at their camp. Earl visited Exile Island a total of four different times. Three of these times he was on the tribes before the merge. Yau-Man visited twice, as did Lisi, and Boo visited once.

Answer: Three

On Day 3, Sylvia avoided Tribal Council because she was sent to Exile Island after creating the tribes. When she returned to the game on Day 4, she joined Ravu as they were down one member. Likewise, on Day 6, Earl was sent to Exile Island by Moto because Ravu lost the Immunity Challenge. Unlike after future challenges, he avoided Tribal Council, mostly because the challenge was a combined Reward/Immunity Challenge. Finally, Lisi was sent to Exile Island following the tribal switch on Day 15 because she was not selected for a tribe. Like Sylvia earlier in the game she joined the tribe that lost the Immunity Challenge, but after the Tribal Council ceremony.

Answer: Bula Bula

Heading to a snake-infested Exile Island on Day 22, both the Ravu and Moto tribes were told to drop their buffs and take new purple buffs for their merge. When they returned to the Moto beach, they discovered that all of the amenities and rewards they'd originally received as a tribe had been removed from the game; they needed to start over.

After merging, surprisingly, many of the Reward Challenges were competed in as team events while the first Immunity Challenge gave immunity to half of the participants.

Answer: Yau-Man

Yau-Man located the Hidden Idol resting under the highest point of the cave at the Moto camp after the tribal swap. The idol, a turtle, had to be dug up to be used. Yau-Man located it after four clues and, with the help of Earl, pulled it out and covered his tracks.

The idol was usable through the final five and that was just shy of when it was used. He brought out the idol on Day 36. After it was used, the idol was re-hidden and new clues were given out. This gave Earl the chance to find it a second time though he didn't need to use it. Another idol was found at the Ravu camp on Day 20 by several of the men.

When Alex used it on Day 27, he wasn't voted for at all, so it was useless.

Answer: No

During the final Reward Challenge on Day 35, the final six headed into a battle for a Ford Super Duty truck. In the end, while Yau-Man won the vehicle, he opted to give Dreamz the reward as a gift in exchange for any future immunities he claimed during the game. Dreamz ended up winning the final Immunity Challenge but decided not to hand over the necklace.

This decision may have cost both castaways the million dollars and, in a sense, perpetuated the car curse once and for all.

Answer: Earl

Going into the final Tribal Council ceremony with three final castaways and a jury of nine outcasts, the entire gang decided to vote for Earl in the first-ever unanimous final vote in "Survivor" history. Considering Dreamz' decision not to live up to his word with Yau-Man and Cassandra's playing under the radar, Earl was the only viable choice for all nine people.

He walked away with the million dollars by playing a more honest game. In addition to this, he was also exiled the most times and never won an individual Immunity Challenge.