How Well Do You Know Rupaul's Drag Race?

In Seasons 2 and 3 of the show, the challenge required the queens to impersonate famous celebrities on a game show. This challenge was called "The Snatch Game."

Ru's catchphrase to the contestants is, "Gentlemen, start your engines. And may the best woman win!" This catchphrase is commonly used in the reality TV show RuPaul's Drag Race, where contestants compete in challenges to become America's next drag superstar. The use of the word "woman" in the catchphrase is meant to emphasize the inclusivity and celebration of all gender expressions within the drag community. It recognizes that the contestants may identify as men, women, or non-binary individuals, but ultimately, the competition is about showcasing their talent and charisma, regardless of gender.

Ongina is the correct answer because she was a contestant on Season 1 of the show and she indeed revealed her HIV status during the MAC Viva Glam HIV awareness challenge. This revelation shocked and touched the judges and audience, as it was a brave and vulnerable moment for Ongina to open up about her diagnosis.

The correct answer is "Uranus" because the question states that the queens made trailers for two sci-fi films, one of which is titled "From Earth to Uranus."

Morgan McMichaels revealed that her celebrity inspiration is Pink, as she also impersonated her during the game show. This suggests that Morgan admires Pink's talent and persona enough to imitate her, indicating that Pink has had a significant impact on Morgan's life and career.

Absolut is the correct answer because it is a well-known booze company that sponsors one of the challenges each season. They have a history of partnering with various events and shows, making it likely that they would sponsor a challenge in a TV show season as well.

Raja is the most recently-crowned Drag Race winner. This can be inferred from the fact that the other three options (Tyra Sanchez, Manila Luzon, and Bebe Zahara Benet) have all won the competition in previous seasons, while Raja is the only option that has not been mentioned as a past winner.

Victoria "Porkchop" Parker was the first queen ever to be eliminated from the Drag Race. This can be inferred from the given options, as the other three queens listed (Sahara Davenport, Nicole Paige Brooks, and Shannel) were not mentioned as being eliminated first. Therefore, Victoria "Porkchop" Parker is the correct answer.

Mimi Imfurst was eliminated because she engaged in physical contact during a drag performance, which goes against the rules of drag. Ru scolded her by saying "Drag is not a contact sport." This suggests that Mimi's actions were inappropriate and not in line with the expectations of the competition.

The question is asking what is on the plates of the top queens during the private lunch and consultation with RuPaul. The correct answer is "A Tic Tac", indicating that there is only a single Tic Tac on their plates, suggesting a minimal or insignificant amount of food.

In a "Lip-sync for your life" challenge, the loser actually "sashays away" while the winner gets to "stay." Therefore, the given statement is incorrect.

Pandora Boxx impersonated Carol Channing for the Season 2 game show challenge.

Michelle Visage was not a judge during Season 1.

Shangela Laquifa Wadley was the first queen to return to the competition after being eliminated.

The Season 1 Miss Congeniality award was not won by Pandora Boxx.

Cazwell is the correct answer because he is a gay rapper/musician who has collaborated with the queens on dance tracks in multiple seasons.

On the show Drag Race, the term "tucking" refers to a technique used by drag queens to hide their male genitalia and create a smoother appearance. This technique is often referred to as "hiding the candy" on the show. By using this term, the show educated its viewers about the practice of tucking and the language commonly used within the drag community.

The statement is false because the show's first ever elimination lip-sync battle was not set to "Girls Just Want to Have Fun."

Michelle Williams was a guest judge on Season 1 of Destiny's Child.

Neil Patrick Harris has not been a guest judge.