Take part in your own “Survivor” challenge.

Test your reality TV knowledge with the ultimate 50-question Survivor quiz

Take part in your own "Survivor" challenge.

By Dalton Ross

Dalton Ross is a writer and editor with over 25 years experience covering TV and the entertainment industry. *Survivor* is kind of his thing.

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February 25, 2026 9:00 a.m. ET

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*Survivor 50* is finally here!

So what better way to celebrate the anniversary season of the reality franchise than with a 50-question quiz designed to test your knowledge of all things *Survivor*? Whether you're a casual viewer who has only watched here and there, or a hardcore fan who has consumed every episode multiple times, these questions are designed to both challenge and delight.

Sorry, no sit-out bench on this one. Keep score on your own and see how you do in the ultimate *Survivor* quiz challenge. Survivors ready… GO!

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B.B. Andersen, who was the first person voted out of the Pagong tribe, and second overall on day 6 of Survivor: Borneo.

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Greg Buis won the first individual immunity challenge on day 21 of Survivor: Borneo.

The first ever food auctioned off for sale was four Doritos and a cup of salsa to Nick Brown for $60.

Michele Fitzgerald, who won Kaoh Rong and was a finalist on Winners at War.

Kaleb Gebrewold saved himself from a unanimous vote against him with a Shot in the Dark on Survivor 45.

Survivor: Palau, when the Ulong tribe lost every immunity challenge and was reduced to just Stephenie LaGrossa.

Becky Lee and Sundra Oakley were finally given matches during Survivor: Cook Islands after failing for an hour to make fire without them.

Gary Hogeboom, who used it to save himself on day 24 of Survivor: Guatemala.

Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X (season 33).

Rupert Boneham, went back-to-back on the Pearl Islands and All-Stars seasons.

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2004 4x400 meter relay gold medalist Crystal Cox went from the track to the savannah when she competed on Survivor: Gabon, finishing in sixth place.

5 players (Jem Hussain-Adams, Hunter McKnight, Tiffany Nicole Ervin, Venus Vafa, and Q Burdette) were voted out of Survivor 46 with an idol in their pocket — the last four in a row.

Robert DeCanio, who ended up in sixth place, four spots better than Boston Rob.

Survivor: The Australian Outback was 42 days long.

Former pro hockey player Tom Laidlaw suited up for Island of the Idols, and was the fifth one voted out.

The Pearl Islands in Panama was home to the Pearl Islands (season 7) and All-Stars (season 8) seasons… as well as Panama (season 12).

Survivor: Fiji started with 19 players after one contestant (Mellisa McNulty) had a panic attack and withdrew from the game the morning filming began.

James Clement not only is the first player to get voted out while holding an immunity idol on Survivor: China, but he was eliminated while holding TWO idols.

The Medallion of Power

Survivor: Thailand, where the two tribes were picked by the two oldest players: Jake Billingsley and Jan Gentry.

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Janu Tornell and Katie Gallagher both sat out seven challenges on Survivor: Palau.

On Survivor: Africa, Frank and Brandon enjoyed a screening of Out of Africa.

Matt Elrod defeated Francesca Hogi on the first Redemption Island duel on season 22.

Earl Cole, who won Survivor: Fiji in a 9-0-0 vote over Dreamz Herd and Cassandra Franklin.

Survivor: Ghost Island, which ended in a 5–5 tie between Domenick Abbate and Wendell Holland, broken by Laurel Johnson’s tiebreaking vote for Wendell.

The "Bob-Bob Buoy" final challenge of Survivor: Palau went on for 11 hours and 55 minutes, when Ian Rosenberger ultimately chose to quit after making a deal with Tom Westman.

Three-time U.S. Survivor contestant Russell Hantz appeared on Australian Survivor: Champions V Contenders in 2018, and was the first person voted out of the Champions tribe.

Francesca Hogi was the first one voted out on Redemption Island and Caramoan.

Survivor: The Amazon, where the season began with all-male and all-female tribes.

Three people (Caleb Reynolds, Neal Gottlieb, and Joe Del Campo) were medically evacuated from Survivor: Kaôh Rōng.

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Survivor: All Stars was the first time the cast was divided into three starting tribes instead of two.

Rupert Boneham won $1,000,000 during a Survivor: All Stars special airing after the reunion, as viewers voted for their favorite player.

Jenna Morasca won immunity and then turned the necklace over to Heidi Strobel at the final six of Survivor: The Amazon.

Survivor: Cook Islands, which ended with a final Tribal Council featuring Yul Kwon, Ozzy Lusth, and Becky Lee.

Kelly Wigglesworth won four back-to-back-to-back-to-back immunity contests on Survivor: Borneo.

J.T. Thomas, who won Survivor: Tocantins with a 7–0 jury vote after having no votes cast against him all season.

Terry Deitz left after receiving news that his son Danny had been hospitalized. Terry later revealed his son ultimately had a successful heart transplant.

Ben Driebergen defeated Devon Pinto at fire on Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers

Wanda Shirk and Jonathan Libby were both sent home on day two after they were not chosen in the schoolyard pick to determine tribes.

Burton Roberts was voted out on day 12 and again on day 36 of Survivor: Pearl Islands after returning to the game via the Outcasts twist.

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Michael Skupin, who was medically evacuated on day 6 of Survivor: The Australian Outback after falling into a campfire.

Survivor: Game Changers, which was won by Sarah Lacina.

Tina Wesson, who won The Australian Outback.

The Boran and Samburu tribes were reshuffled on day 13 of Survivor: Africa.

Paschal English, who played a perfect game until eliminated by a rock draw on day 30 of Survivor: Marquesas.

Neal Gottlieb was removed from the jury by eventual winner Michele Fitzgerald on Survivor: Kaôh Rōng after she won the power in a reward challenge.

Osten Taylor, who quit on day 19 of Survivor: Pearl Islands.

Survivor: Guatemala, which featured Stephenie LaGrossa and Bobby Jon Drinkard.

Becky Lee got no Survivor: Cook Islands jury votes against winner Yul Kwon (who got five votes) and Ozzy Lusth (who earned four).

Yau-Man Chan won a 2008 Ford Super Duty on Survivor: Fiji, but infamously gave it to Dreamz Herd, who later voted Yau-Man out.

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