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1. In the season premiere episode entitled "Greatest of the Greats", the host, Jeff Probst introduced the 20 participants of the 40th season of "Survivor". To celebrate the show's 20th anniversary, all the returning players were winners from past seasons. Which of the following castaways was NOT one of the contestants of "Survivor: Winners at War"?
2. In "Greatest of the Greats", Jeff briefed the castaways the format of the game. Fire tokens were introduced, where players could collect and use them to trade for luxury items or buy advantages during challenges. The Edge of Extinction, first introduced in "Survivor: Edge of Extinction" (2019), was in play, where eliminated players could still return to the game. In addition, Jeff announced that the winner of the 40th season of the show would receive a large sum of prize money. How much was it?
3. The title of the second episode, "It's Like a Survivor Economy", was a reference to the use of fire tokens in the game. Players on the Edge of Extinction could sell advantages to players who were still in the game for some fire tokens. In addition, whenever someone was voted out at Tribal Council, the eliminated player needed to bequeath his or her fire tokens to any player _______.
4. In "It's Like a Survivor Economy", Denise from the Sele tribe and Kim from the Dakal tribe found their respective Hidden Immunity Idol at their campsite. The idols that they found, however, were split into two halves. What must they do with the other half of the idols before sundown?
5. In the third episode entitled "Out for Blood", Natalie, on the Edge of Extinction, sold a "vote steal advantage" to Sarah from the Dakal tribe. However, Sarah needed to locate the advantage herself. Where was the "vote steal advantage" hidden?
6. In "Out for Blood", the Sele tribe was literally just a few seconds behind the Dakal tribe when completing the tree puzzle. Having lost the immunity challenge in a tight race, Sele was sent to Tribal Council. Which player, who was the winner of "Survivor: Africa" (2001), was voted out at Tribal Council?
7. In the fourth episode entitled "I Like Revenge", the four castaways (Natalie, Amber, Danni, and Ethan) who were sent to the Edge of Extinction were given a chance to earn a fire token each by completing a herculean task -- they were required to transport twenty logs, one at a time, from the top of the mountain to their campsite. Who completed the task?
8. In "I Like Revenge", part of the combined reward/immunity challenge required players to retrieve three keys from a platform. After a few failed attempts, Adam from the Sele tribe managed to collect all the three keys required. Rob and Michele from the Sele tribe then worked on the puzzle, hoping to catch up with Nick and Sarah from the Dakal tribe. What was the outcome of the immunity challenge?
9. In the fifth episode entitled "The Buddy System on Steroids", Jeff made the shocking announcement that there would be a Tribe Switch. The remaining 15 castaways were grouped into three tribes of five. In addition to the existing Dakal and Sele tribes, what was the name given to the third new tribe?
10. In "The Buddy System on Steroids", Rob, who was considered the Godfather of "Survivor", was blindsided and voted out of the game at Tribal Council. He bequeathed his two fire tokens to his close ally, who was also the winner of "Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites" (2008), and the runner-up of "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" (2010). Who was the player?
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