"Canada's Drag Race" - Season 3 Quiz

Answer: Twelve

This season's eclectic queens were introduced as a dozen as they entered the workroom at the start of this third season of "Canada's Drag Race" and, following a rooftop fashion show showcasing streetwear, the queens needed to bring their resourcefulness to the main stage by transforming the garments on their back into high fashion looks for their maxi-challenge.

The win for this week went to seamstress Lady Boom Boom while Toronto queens Miss Moço and Halal Bae dropped to the bottom. After lip syncing to Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj's "Beauty and a Beat", Halal Bae was the first queen sent home.

Answer: The Who-Knows

After a mini-challenge involving getting into hockey-themed quick-drag, the queens were put into groups of two and three by Chelazon Leroux and tasked with creating comedic banner for a fake awards show called the Who-Knows-- a riff on the Junos-- on the main stage.

In addition to their scripted jokes, the queens would have to vote on the actual winners, improvising their acceptance speeches if they won. To the surprise of most, Kimmy Couture managed the win in front of the judges while professional partners and hosts Jada Shada Hudson and Miss Moço were put in the bottom.

This time, Miss Moço was sent home after her second time in the bottom.

Answer: Vanessa Vanjie Mateo

After a 'daddy goes on a date' quick-drag mini-challenge in which the queens had a blind date with Brooke Lynn, the queens were tasked with performing in pairs, choreographing and lip syncing to RuPaul classics on the main stage with min-challenge winner Vivian Vanderpuss choosing the songs. Additionally, all queens would receive tips and tricks from both Brooke Lynn and her "RuPaul's Drag Race" sister Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, who would be judging them on the panel for the episode.

While Jada Shada Hudson took the win, Chelazon Laroux lost this week's final lip sync against Miss Fiercalicious.

Answer: All of them were given the same materials

After performing in a Trojan-sponsored 'Tuck Talk' keynote speech, the nine remaining queens were thrust into a new design challenge in which they were given a themed box with a one-word descriptor on the side (ranging from old-fashioned to spooky to sporty) and materials to create their look. What the queens didn't realize until they opened their boxes was that all nine of them would receive the exact same materials and need to make any look of their choosing-- labels aside. Gisèle Lullaby took the win on this challenge while Jada Shada Hudson was sent to the bottom. Fortunately, she won the lip sync, sending Kaos home.

Answer: The periodic table

Episode five saw the airing of many of the series' key staple fixtures. The queens started off by opening the library with a 'Reading is Fundamental' mini-challenge. Following a bit of shade, the queens dived straight into Snatch Game, bringing their best celebrity impersonations to the forefront. On the main stage, after bringing forth their bets looks themed around the Periodic Table, Gisèle Lullaby (who wore cesium and portrayed Marie Curie) won her second episode in a row.

After a lip sync to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Run Away With Me", Lady Boom Boom was eliminated, leaving seven queens to proceed into the back half of the competition.

Answer: Cosmetics

Taking on their personal brands, the seven remaining queens in episode six needed to get in front of the camera and sell their own eyeshadow collection, picking six colours promoting their drag aesthetic, developing a photo shoot, and filming an ad. On the main stage, the queens followed through with a paint-themed runway, and while Miss Fiercalicious took her first win, Bombae ended up getting sent home.

Answer: Six

With half of the queens out of the competition, this season's Rusical was a lean one with no room for fading into the background, and the six competitors needed to decide on their roles for "Squirrels Trip", which meant recording their vocals, getting choreography with Hollywood Jade, and hitting the main stage for solo, duet, and group numbers.

After a dystopian-themed runway, the judges placed cast sisters Irma Gerd and Gisèle Lullaby into the bottom two and, following an Alannah Myles lip sync, Irma was sent home.

Answer: Masks

After the top five queens had an opportunity to receive messages from their loved ones, they were informed that they would be bringing garments to the runway for the Masquerade Ball. FIrst, they would be walking the runway in their Masc-for-Mascara gender-bending looks.

Then, they had to present an 'Incog-she-to' look, camouflaging themselves in a unique way. Finally, the queens had to make their own garments based on masks selected for them by the previous week's winner, Vivian Vanderpuss. Vivian ended up falling into the bottom alongside Kimmy Couture and, after her first and only lip sync of the season, Vivian was eliminated.

Answer: True North Strong and Fierce

The last episode of the season saw the final four queens competing in the final sprint for the crown. After a high-tea photoshoot with reigning queen Icesis Couture, the four had to record brand new lyrics for the original track "True North Strong and Fierce" with Brooke Lynn Hytes.

After creating choreography alongside Hollywood Jade, the queens had to perform the song on the runway before walking for the judges in their finest Coronation Eleganza. Before the final lip sync for the crown, two would be eliminated and two would proceed to one last test of wills.

Answer: Gisèle Lullaby

After Miss Fiercalicious and Kimmy Couture were awarded third place on the main stage, there was little left to do but see Gisèle Lullaby and Jada Shada Hudson perform the final lip sync to Celine Dion's "A New Day Has Come". When the time finally came, the judges made their decision and awarded the crown to Quebec queen Gisèle Lullaby, making her the first French winner of "Canada's Drag Race". With the win, Gisèle won $100,000 CAD courtesy of Trojan and a make-up package from Shopper's Drug Mart.