Relay For Life Team Captain Quiz
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Team Captains are a HUGE part of Relay, and we want to make sure you know everything you'll need to know for Relay NEXT WEEK! We thought this might be a fun way to share the information, PLUS, Team Captains that take this quiz will get a Team Captain T-Shirt at Relay!� It is only 7 questions - it will takes less than 5 minutes!
- 1.
How much does a participant have to fund-raise in order to receive a free Relay For Life t-shirt?
- A.
Zero
- B.
$10
- C.
$50
Correct Answer
C. $50Explanation
Participants have to fund-raise $50 in order to receive a free Relay For Life t-shirt.Rate this question:
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- 2.
How can participants use their computers to help fundraise?
- A.
Send emails to friends and family with a link to their Relay fund-raising page
- B.
Update their Facebook status with a link to their page asking for a donation
- C.
Send customized video messages through their participant center on the Relay For Life website
- D.
All of the above!
Correct Answer
D. All of the above!Explanation
Participants can use their computers to help fundraise by sending emails to friends and family with a link to their Relay fund-raising page, updating their Facebook status with a link to their page asking for a donation, and sending customized video messages through their participant center on the Relay For Life website.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What time does Relay start?
- A.
Opening ceremony starts at 6PM and registration opens at 4PM
- B.
Noon
- C.
Midnight
Correct Answer
A. Opening ceremony starts at 6PM and registration opens at 4PMExplanation
The correct answer is Opening ceremony starts at 6PM and registration opens at 4PM. This means that the Relay event does not start at noon or midnight, but rather in the evening at 6PM. The information about the opening ceremony and registration times indicates the start time of the event.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What should people bring to Relay?
- A.
Warm clothing
- B.
Comfortable sneakers and good socks
- C.
Fundraising money to turn in at registration
- D.
A few extra bucks for the Relay Store, to buy a Luminaria, and to support the teams hosting onsite fundraising activities
- E.
More participants!
Correct Answer(s)
A. Warm clothing
B. Comfortable sneakers and good socks
C. Fundraising money to turn in at registration
D. A few extra bucks for the Relay Store, to buy a Luminaria, and to support the teams hosting onsite fundraising activities
E. More participants!Explanation
People should bring warm clothing, comfortable sneakers and good socks, fundraising money to turn in at registration, a few extra bucks for the Relay Store, to buy a Luminaria, and to support the teams hosting onsite fundraising activities, and more participants to Relay.Rate this question:
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- 5.
I didn't raise $50 by Bank Night. Can I still get an event t-shirt?
- A.
YES! We've extended the deadline so that ANYONE who raises $50 (including the day of Relay) can get a free Relay For Life t-shirt
- B.
Pick the answer above
- C.
Seriously, we've extended the deadline!
- D.
Just click the top answer and be sure to let your teammates know they can still earn a shirt!
Correct Answer
A. YES! We've extended the deadline so that ANYONE who raises $50 (including the day of Relay) can get a free Relay For Life t-shirtExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the deadline for raising $50 to get a free Relay For Life t-shirt has been extended. This means that anyone, including those who didn't raise the money by Bank Night, can still get a t-shirt by raising the required amount by the day of Relay. It is emphasized that the deadline has been extended and participants are encouraged to inform their teammates about this opportunity.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The American Cancer Society is the official sponsor of More Birthdays.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The American Cancer Society being the official sponsor of More Birthdays means that they have taken on the responsibility and support for the initiative. This suggests that they are actively involved in promoting and organizing events related to More Birthdays, which is a campaign aimed at celebrating and supporting cancer survivors and raising awareness about cancer prevention and treatment.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What does the American Cancer Society do with the money you fundraise?
- A.
Research - the ACS provides more money to cancer research than anyone else (aside from the U.S. Government)!
- B.
Patient and Family Services - like Road to Recovery, which provides transportation for those who would otherwise have no way of getting to their treatment
- C.
Education - Offering www.cancer.org and 1-800-227-2345 as 24/7 access points to all of your cancer questions
- D.
Advocacy - fighting cancer through legislation, like advocating for Michelle's Law which makes it illegal for insurance companies to drop college students from coverage if they are too sick to attend class (which they used to be able to do!)
Correct Answer(s)
A. Research - the ACS provides more money to cancer research than anyone else (aside from the U.S. Government)!
B. Patient and Family Services - like Road to Recovery, which provides transportation for those who would otherwise have no way of getting to their treatment
C. Education - Offering www.cancer.org and 1-800-227-2345 as 24/7 access points to all of your cancer questions
D. Advocacy - fighting cancer through legislation, like advocating for Michelle's Law which makes it illegal for insurance companies to drop college students from coverage if they are too sick to attend class (which they used to be able to do!)Explanation
The American Cancer Society uses the money fundraised for various purposes. They allocate a significant amount of funds to cancer research, making them one of the largest contributors in this field, second only to the U.S. Government. Additionally, they provide patient and family services, such as the Road to Recovery program, which offers transportation assistance to individuals who would otherwise have no means of getting to their treatment. The ACS also focuses on education, offering 24/7 access to cancer-related information through their website and helpline. Lastly, they engage in advocacy efforts, including the support of legislation like Michelle's Law, which protects college students from being dropped by their insurance companies if they are too ill to attend classes.Rate this question:
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