Place the Dolls [2] Trivia Quiz

Jujubee is one of the most frequently-seen queens from the "Drag Race" world having debuted in Season 2, returned to pair up with Raven in "All Stars 1", returned to be a finalist in "All Stars 5", and returned once again for "UK vs. The World 1", becoming a finalist again. Her general success on the show has led her to become a fan favourite.

She would return to the screen as a contestant in "Queens of the Universe", getting eliminated in the first round, and as one of the four players in Dimension20's "Dungeons and Drag Queens" alongside Bob the Drag Queen, Alaska, and Monét X Change.

Another queen to return to the show multiple times, Alexis Mateo placed third in her original season, being second runner-up to Raja and Manila Luzon. She would return to partner with Yara Sofia for "All Stars 1" and she would place fifth in "All Stars 5".

A pageant queen since the mid-2000s, Mateo would leverage her Puerto Rico showgirl aesthetic and join the early cast of "RuPaul's Drag Race Live!", eventually handing those reins over to her drag daughter, Vanessa Vanjie Mateo.

Originally the runner-up to Sharon Needles in Season 4, Chad Michaels would return for the first "All Stars" season, partner with Season 1 queen Shannel, and win the competition, being the first queen to join the All Stars Drag Hall of Fame.

Besides being seen as a consummate Vegas professional, Chad Michaels is likely best known for impersonating singer-songwriter Cher, even doing so on RuPaul's Netflix show "AJ and the Queen".

One third of the Season 5 clique referred to as 'Rolaskatox', Detox made it to fourth place in her debut season, managing one win and competing in three separate Lip Syncs for her Life, being eliminated by eventual winner Jinkx Monsoon. Despite this track record, Detox returned (with Rolaskatox) for "All Stars 2", making it to the finals and being a co-runner-up with Katya. On this subsequent appearance, Detox became known for her daring fashion sense, bringing it on the runway without fail.

Peaking in fifth place in her original season, BenDeLaCreme became one of the key players in "All Stars 3", managing to take numerous Top 2 positions before eliminating herself in a shocking turn of events in the third-to-last episode of the season. Her elimination would change the course of the season, polarizing fans for the remainder.

Off the show, DeLa is known for being the occasional comedy partner of Jinkx Monsoon, the winner of both Season 5 and "All Stars 7" (the All-Winners season).

Yekaterina Petrovna Zamolodchikova, better known simply as Katya, first appeared on Season 7, becoming a fan favourite and reaching the fifth place spot (losing her Lip Sync for her Life against Kennedy Davenport to Katy Perry's "Roar"). She would subsequently return for "All Stars 2", making it to the finale.

Since her time on the show, Katya has joined Trixie Mattel for a wide-spanning comedy career, being a co-host on "UNHhhh", "The Trixie and Katya Show", and Netflix's "I Like to Watch". She's also co-written comedy books and released an electronic EP, "Vampire Fitness", in 2020.

A finalist alongside Bob the Drag Queen and Kim Chi in Season 8, Naomi Smalls glowed-up for her subsequent appearance in "All Stars 4", becoming famous for her fashionable looks on the main stage and being responsible for eliminating frontrunner Manila Luzon in a shocking turn of events.

She would reach the finale there as well, being one of the few queens to avoid elimination in her "Drag Race" career. Smalls would become a fixture on the Vegas show "RuPaul's Drag Race Live!".

Brought up in the New York club scene, Aja brought her banjee drag aesthetic to Season 9, reaching ninth place in a stacked season and booking a fast return on "All Stars 3" where she placed seventh. A proponent of New York ball culture, she's since created several dance/electronic albums and appeared as part of a dance crew on the HBO reality TV show "Legendary".

She also created the Haus of Aja, which contained fellow "Drag Race" queens Kandy Muse and Dahlia Sin.

Placing eighth in her original season (as she performed a Lip Sync for her Life without knowing the words), Monique Heart evolved quickly to become a beloved recurring figure in the "Drag Race" world. She jumped quickly to "All Stars 4", becoming a finalist alongside Season 10 sister (and eventual "All Stars" winner) Monét X Change.

In 2022, she rebranded as Mo Heart and returned again for "UK vs. The World", coming in second place against winner Blu Hydrangea.

The runner-up to Yvie Oddly in Season 11, Brooke Lynn Hytes managed significant success after her season. A clear front-runner, Brooke was known for her strong runways, her background as a ballet dancer, and her Canadian heritage. The last of these is what made her the ideal host for "Canada's Drag Race", which debuted in 2020, and the subsequent "Canada vs.

The World" version. Brooke is also known for her years of pageantry, having won Miss Continental in 2014.