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Part 1: Know Your Ropes
Each member of a pair stands on a platform in the water and uses a rope to cause the opponent to lose balance and to fall in the water. The winners of this round proceed to the next.
Part 2: Rock the Boat
Each member of a pair rocks an unsteady beam above the water back and forth, attempting to force the opponent to fall off. The winners proceed to the final competition. In the final round, "Sinking Ship," each person in a pair uses a rope to cause the opponent to fall off an unsteady wooden raft in the water.

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https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Honeymoon_or_Not%3F
Honeymoon or Not? is the tenth episode of Survivor: The Australian Outback.
Challenge: Hanging in the Balance
Winner: Nick Brown

Day 27

The Immunity Challenge is a tug-of-war on platforms in the water. Two people will square off at a time. The final round ends up pitting Colby against Nick. After a hard-fought battle, Colby falls in the water and Nick wins a much-needed immunity. With Nick safe, the only other Kuchas, Rodger and Elisabeth, feel vulnerable. Jerri and Amber settle on booting Elisabeth. However, Colby, Keith, and Tina are unsure. They know that it may be strategically safer to stick with Ogakor, but they don't like the idea of keeping the annoying Jerri over the extremely kind Elisabeth.

At Tribal Council, the tables are finally turned on Jerri, and she is shocked to find herself booted by a 6-2 vote. "Checkmate," says Jerri as she gets her torch snuffed. "You guys got me." Jerri joins Alicia on the jury.

https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Know_Your_Ropes

Know Your Ropes (also known as Strand Off and Gimme A Break) is a strength challenge that debuted in Expedition Robinson 1999 (Switzerland) and that has reappeared in Survivor (U.S.) and Australian Survivor. The challenge is based on the sport tug of war.

Appearances:
--United States
The Australian Outback
--Australia
Champions v Contenders (2018)
Champions v Contenders (2019)
All Stars
--Switzerland
Expedition Robinson 1999

Rules
One member of each tribe will face off against an opponent in a game of tug of war. The person that pulls their opponent into the water first scores a point for their tribe.

History
United States
Australia
The challenge debuted in Champions v Contenders (2018), where the mechanics of tug of war were combined with a variation of a log-rolling competition, with the opponents being challenged to balance on barrels. The Champions won the challenge and the breakfast reward that came with it. After losing the challenge, the Contenders were told to elect two members of the Champions to face off in a final round, with a larger breakfast spread at stake. The Contenders pitted Mat Rogers against Steve Willis, with Mat taking the win.

The challenge was modified for use as a team challenge in Champions v Contenders (2019). Teams of opposing tribe members will pull on a rope, attempting to drop a pole to break the other tribe's tile. The first team to do so scores a point for their tribe. The Champions won the challenge for burgers and beer.

The challenge reappeared in All Stars, with the barrels from the original version of the challenge removed. Vakama won the challenge for a reward of personalized packed lunches.

Switzerland
The challenge debuted in Expedition Robinson 1999 (Switzerland) as the opening Reward Challenge. Every member from both tribes pulled at opposite ends of the rope. The first tribe to get the rope's center to cross a stake in the ground wins. The North Team won the challenge and got to pick their team's name and camp.

https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Rock_the_Boat

Rock the Boat (also known as Shake It Off) is a recurring Survivor
challenge. It debuted in The Australian Outback and reappeared in San Juan del Sur.

Appearances:
The Australian Outback
San Juan del Sur

Rules
Two opponents will stand on a wobbly beam and attempt to shake the other person off the beam. In San Juan del Sur, contact was allowed. The person that stays on the beam longer advances to the next round (in The Australian Outback) or scores a point for their team (in San Juan del Sur).

Trivia
Both times this challenge appeared, the season's tribe colors were green, blue, and orange.

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