Players did not have to answer all the clues BUT were not allowed to return and send more answers once they had moved to the next location. Only one answer email was allowed per location. (meaning once you send the So how long they spent at each spot was strategically decided to make best use of their 1 hour timer.

When all players had sent their answers, the winner was the one with the most points, who officially arrived first at the new camp location, Kansi beach. The Immunity Necklace was waiting for them there, as well as a surprise. That necklace around a player's neck means they cannot be voted for at the next tribal council. In the case of a tie, the shortest time needed to take the challenge was the deciding factor. When the answers for this spot were recieved, players were mailed the location of the next spot, Kansi Camp, their new home for the duration of the game.

The questions increased in value and to some degree, difficulty, at the 4 locations. 1 point for each question correctly answered from point A, 2 points per question here at B (Booniedog Valley), 3 points at point C , and 4 points each here at point D (Sinlaka Beach). The catch is that the number of questions decreased at each site as well.

Read the questions/answers from Breadfruit Landing.
Read the questions/answers from Booniedog Valley.
Read the questions/answers from Fruitbat Hill.