"RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World" - Series 3 Quiz

Answer: Australia

As with the other "vs. the World" series, "UK vs. the World 3" pulled in queens from across the "Drag Race" spectrum, hosting a mixed bag of names from eight different shows, each of whom brought their own culture and flavour to the world stage. While earlier "vs. the World" series in the UK have contained more British queens, this year's featured only three, one of whom was Filipino-born.

Interestingly, of the ten queens showcased this series, only two made the finale in their respective shows.

Answer: Saves a queen from lip syncing

Although never seen before on a RuPaul-hosted season of "Drag Race", the Chippy Tea, introduced in episode 2, had the same function as "Canada's Drag Race's" Golden Beaver. After critiques on the main stage, RuPaul would declare one queen to be that week's sole winner, netting them a Golden RuPeter Badge, but also giving them the power of the Chippy Tea.

This would allow the winning queen to save one of the three bottom queens from having to lip sync for their lives. The Chippy Tea would be in play until the end of the fifth episode.

Answer: Original Song Challenge

The first two episodes of the season were a showcase for the entire cast with the first episode acting as an original song talent show (the RuRuvision Song Contest) and the second serving as a design challenge and ball themed around redemption. In the latter challenge, queens first had to glow up one of their most notorious bad looks from their earlier seasons, then they needed to bring a newly-made look to the runway, basing it on the looks and materials of an outfit brought to the show by one of their fellow queens. Gawdland won the second episode, choosing to save Minty Fresh with the Chippy Tea, resulting in Canadian queen Melinda Verga going home first.

Answer: Pageant

The prompt, this season, was still to embody celebrities for Snatch Game, but instead of a normal Q&A a la the classic game show, the queens needed to participate in a pageant with Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt of the Pussycat Dolls as guest judges. With a Grand Entrance segment, a Q&A, and a Swimwear category, the queens had to show their impersonations and be versatile enough to navigate the new requirements. Gawdland won her second challenge in a row with her absurd Cardi B while Fontana and Minty Fresh dropped to the bottom. Minty was eliminated.

Answer: Aliens

The Girl Groups challenge came back just before the halfway point of the season, and the queens had to split themselves into two sets of four, each performing a different version of the original track "I'm in Love with an Alien". For winning the previous episode, Gawdland started one group (The Dollagramz) while the lip sync survivor, Fontana, started the other (The Warmholes).

The episode was won by Kate Butch who, after choosing to save Mariah, sent home her fellow "Drag Race UK" alum, Sminty Drop, instead of Serena Morena.

Answer: Crazy Frog

The acting challenge featured in episode five, which featured the queens using their mugs for short, silent films, almost seemed to be a background piece because it was flanked by other major moments. To begin, The Only Naomy won her first challenge of the show by being the best in the 'Reading is Fundamental' mini-challenge. On the main stage, the queens had to bring their best She-vil Villain runway looks and Mariah won her first challenge in "Drag Race" history.

She had the choice, before the lip sync (to Crazy Frog), to save Zahirah with the final Chippy Tea of the series. Serena went home in this one.

Answer: Duos

Comedy was on the menu in week six when Ru had the top six queens perform on the main stage in pairs, and while most of the queens acknowledged their lack of comedic chops, the competitors had each other to lean on. Kate and Fontana were matched, Mariah and Gawdland were paired, and Naomy and Zahirah teamed up. Kate won her second challenge of the series while the bottom two queens, Mariah and Zahirah, lip synced to Boney M.'s "Rasputin", unable to be saved by the now-retired Chippy Tea. Zahirah was eliminated this week, leaving only one UK queen still in the running.

Answer: Olympians

After the final five joined in a shady medal ceremony led by Kate Butch in the workroom, everyone was unexpectedly matched up with their makeover partners for this series, a group of five Team GB medal winners from past Olympic Games (including Daniel Jervis, Celia Quansah, Shanaze Reade, Greg Rutherford, and Molly Thompson-Smith). Tasked with presenting a clear drag family resemblance, the competitors hit the main stage in their duo drag, and there, Mariah won her second RuPeter Badge. Kate subsequently sent The Only Naomy home at the end of this one, leaving only the four finalists.

Answer: Serena Morena

Much of the final week of the competition didn't require the finalists to be pushed to their absolute limits as, instead, they were asked to join a reunion with the eliminated queens on the main stage. Here, Michelle Visage pulled at their reactions to eliminations, analyzing the Chippy Tea, the lip syncs, and the emotions that pushed the series along.

At the end of the reunion, the queens' votes were tallied and Mexican competitor Serena Morena was crowned Miss Congeniality, taking her sash and flowers and a spot next to the big wheel, determining who would perform against whom in the final lip syncs.

Answer: Gawdland

A spin of the wheel would determine the pairings in the finale's Lip Sync Smack Down For The Crown, and when this occurred, it was Mariah who chose the first pairing, pitting herself against Gawdland while Fontana and Kate Butch were given the second performing slot in the bracket. All of this resulted in Gawdland facing Kate for the final lip sync to "What Do I Have to Do?" by Kylie Minogue.

In the end, it was Thai queen Gawdland who won the series, taking the £50,000 grand prize and becoming the first non-UK queen to win the "UK vs. the World" programme. She had previously won third place on "Drag Race Thailand's" third season.