"Survivor: San Juan del Sur" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Josh

Nadiya said this for the sheer fact that he was gay, though he wasn't exactly thrilled with being labelled this way.

Answer: Nadiya

Having prior knowledge of her cutthroat history on "The Amazing Race", Dale viewed her as a potential backstabber and rallied the other four men to vote her out. On the other hand, the four women targeted Dale simply because of his age, since it is often a major factor in tribal challenges.

In the end, Baylor flipped on the women and voted with Dale, Wes, Alec, and John, while Josh cast a vote Baylor's way to throw off suspicion that he was working with either side, sending Nadiya home by a vote of 5-3-1.

Answer: Jeremy and Val

As part of a brand new twist, this season would see the reward challenge as an opportunity to face off against a loved one. Before the challenge started, a quick game of rock-paper-scissors was played to determine which tribe would choose their representative. Jeremy volunteered for Hunahpu and as a result, he had to compete against his wife, Val. Jeremy won the duel and Val was forced to be sent to Exile Island. Jeremy also had to choose someone from his own tribe to join his wife and chose Keith to accompany her.

John and Julie also squared off, but that wasn't until the next episode. Brothers Drew and Alec never faced off in a reward challenge, but had the opportunity to duke it out in a sumo-style immunity challenge. Reed didn't have to go against his boyfriend, Josh, since the tribal swap left no more eligible pairs of loved ones from opposing tribes to compete against each other. Instead, the tribes were instructed by Jeff to choose their strongest competitors, with Reed being chosen to represent Hunahpu and Baylor being chosen to represent Coyopa. Reed managed to outwit Baylor in a blind puzzle challenge and chose Natalie to be her traveling partner.

Answer: Josh and Reed

Jon and Jaclyn and Missy and Baylor were two of the three couples that ended up on Coyopa. Keith and Wes remained separated.

Answer: Keith

Kelley was also on Coyopa, but was reunited with her father, Dale; Natalie was without a loved one, but remained on Hunahpu, and John was eliminated from Coyopa before the swap, leaving Julie all alone on Hunahpu.

Answer: rice

Because of Hunahpu's lack of portion control before the tribe swap, they were quickly losing their rice supply and made a desperate plea to Jeff for his aid. He was willing to offer them enough rice to last them for the remainder of the game, but it required what he termed a "stiff penalty." This included handing over their comfort reward plus their hatchet, hammer, one of their pots and the extra flint they had previously acquired by giving up their fishing gear to replace their original flint that they thought was lost forever. Jeremy was not happy with this outcome, as he felt that they had a chance to win a more appetizing reward later.

Answer: Julie

After most of the castaways quickly plowed through their personal share of leftovers they had gathered from the traditional merge feast, they made it their mission to look for any random crumbs of food that still remained from it. They suspected that someone was hoarding the trail mix and went through each other's bags.

While Julie was away from the shelter area, her bag also got checked and after discovering the snack inside, the group stole some of it to show their disapproval of her apparent selfishness.

Answer: Drew

In an effort to start getting rid of "snakes" from his tribe, he singlehandedly lost for his tribe by purposely screwing up in the ring tossing portion of the challenge. Afterwards, he passionately proposed getting rid of Kelley, fearing that she had been playing smarter than she was letting on.

The other four guys were not on board with this and decided to vote their own separate ways. Despite being one down on the men, the women took advantage of the men's disunity and went after Drew, who they considered a future threat in individual immunity challenges.

Their plan was successful and with extra help from Jeremy, Drew was ousted by a 5-2-1-1 vote, Julie and Keith having received two and one respectively.

Answer: Wetland

Being a baseball fan, Wes suspected that he was John Rocker, a retired relief pitcher who played for the Atlanta Braves. John tried to throw him off his scent by lying about his last name, but Wes' determination to flush out the truth caused Rocker to eventually reveal his identity.

Answer: Australia

A similar situation took place in "Survivor: The Australian Outback", the second season to air in the US. Unlike "San Juan del Sur", the wastefulness didn't become noticeable till the tribes were merged and the castaways couldn't have cared less if Jeff were willing to compensate.

However, Jeff became concerned with the lack of energy and made a surprise visit to their campsite to offer them a bag of rice to last them till the end of the game. In addition, he threw some fish hooks into the loop.

They took the offer and gave up their tarp plus a personal item of Colby's, being a Texas flag.