Relay For Life Team Captain Quiz

7 Questions | By RelayForLife | Last updated: Apr 15, 2021 | Total Attempts: 146

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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!

Questions and Answers

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
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!
3.

What time does Relay start?
- A.
  
  Opening ceremony starts at 6PM and registration opens at 4PM
- B.
  
  Noon
- C.
  
  Midnight
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!
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!
6.

The American Cancer Society is the official sponsor of More Birthdays.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
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!)