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  Guess the Right Eurovision Year    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I will describe a memorable event from an edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, and you have to guess which year those events happened.
Tough, 10 Qns, Thesuperyoshi, Feb 01 24
Tough
Thesuperyoshi
Feb 01 24
74 plays
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  The European Song Contest   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The Eurovision Song Contest is a yearly live broadcast of a song contest. Participants from various European countries perform one song, and the jury and/or the audience then votes. And twelve points go to... the European Players, for crafting this quiz.
Average, 10 Qns, JanIQ, May 02 17
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JanIQ gold member
467 plays
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  50 Years of Eurovision   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
In 2006, the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) had its 50th anniversary. In this quiz you are going to meet some of the most important and curious moments of ESC history. Let's find them out!
Average, 10 Qns, kthnos, May 02 17
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kthnos
496 plays
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  Eurovision Song Contest - Part 2    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
The Eurovision Song Contest, the world's longest running television programme, is about to celebrate its 10th lustrum. How much do you remember of thise musical contest? Test your knowledge here ... the quiz is not too hard!
Average, 15 Qns, vishal-nl, May 20 23
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vishal-nl
May 20 23
651 plays
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  Eurovision Song Contest Fanatics    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
If you are like me and never go out on a certain Saturday each year, then this quiz is for you. From the very beginning onwards. Enjoy.
Average, 10 Qns, Minxie2, May 02 17
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Minxie2
485 plays
6.
  The Eurovision Song Contest    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This 'music' competition takes place every year in May between competing European nations. It's famous for its bad songs, bad costumes and banal witless lyrics. But how much do you know about this European 'Cheesefest' (or care to admit to)?
Average, 10 Qns, chris42, May 02 17
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chris42
720 plays
7.
  The Ultimate Eurovision Song Contest Quiz    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
How much do you know about the Eurovision Song Contest?
Average, 10 Qns, DrewFan, May 02 17
Average
DrewFan
234 plays
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  Eurovision    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Forget Pop Idol! The Eurovision Song Contest has been testing performers since 1956. But how much do you know about it? Take this quiz and find out!
Tough, 10 Qns, MaggieG, May 02 17
Tough
MaggieG gold member
935 plays
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  Eurovision 2008-2012    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Questions on the artists, songs and general knowledge of the events of the Eurovision Song Contest from 2008-2012. Enjoy!
Average, 10 Qns, mileycyrus2, May 02 17
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mileycyrus2
188 plays
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  UK and The Eurovision Song Contest    
Multiple Choice
 25 Qns
The Eurovision Song Contest, as you know, is watched by millions of people each year in dozens of different countries, however for this quiz we are only concerned with UK participation.
Average, 25 Qns, kittyconner, May 27 23
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kittyconner
May 27 23
835 plays
trivia question Quick Question
In 1999, Croatia finished fourth with a song performed by Doris Dragovic. What was the title of the song?

From Quiz "Eurovision Song Contest - Part 2"




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  What do you know about Eurovision Song Contest?    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is a quiz for those people who love the Eurovision Song Contest. Every year it is watched by billions of television viewers. Good luck and have fun with it...
Tough, 10 Qns, vermic, May 02 17
Tough
vermic
825 plays
12.
  Eurovision Songcontest    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Let's see what do you know about this great musical event. Enjoy yourself and GOOD LUCK!
Average, 10 Qns, elomaisforte, Nov 27 18
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elomaisforte
Nov 27 18
691 plays
13.
  Eurovision Song Contest - Part 1    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
The Eurovision Song Contest, the world's longest running annual tv programme and Europe's main entertainment event of the year, has fascinated audiences since the early 1970s. How much do you know about this phenomenon?
Tough, 15 Qns, vishal-nl, May 02 17
Tough
vishal-nl
552 plays
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  Were They Right? Germany in Eurovision 1956-2014    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is my fifth quiz and is all about Germany's involvement in the Eurovision Song Contest. They've had some ups and some downs, and you'll be learning about them!
Average, 10 Qns, intergalactic9, May 02 17
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intergalactic9
137 plays
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  Eurovision Song Contest Quiz Challenge    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
This is a quiz devoted to the Eurovision Song Contest between the years of 1980-2001. Eurovision fans will love an attempt at this quiz.
Average, 15 Qns, jojez, May 02 17
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jojez
798 plays
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  Eurovision Presenters and Years    
Match Quiz
 10 Qns
For more than sixty years, the Eurovision Song Contest is full of music, fun, and excitement. In this quiz, you'll have to match the presenter to the corresponding year. Have fun!
Average, 10 Qns, dragon30k, Nov 04 19
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dragon30k
Nov 04 19
93 plays
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  Eurovision Song Contest Mania    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The Eurovision Song Contest is all about having fun and enjoying the music. How well do you know this competition? Let's find out!
Average, 10 Qns, dragon30k, Dec 15 19
Average
dragon30k
Dec 15 19
107 plays
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  Eurovision Song Contest : 10 Questions    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Do you think you know some of the history of the Eurovision Song Contest? Test your knowledge from this wide-ranging quiz.
Tough, 10 Qns, Will2510, Oct 11 18
Tough
Will2510
Oct 11 18
137 plays

Eurovision Trivia Questions

1. In this year, the previous year's winner returned to try and defend their title.

From Quiz
Guess the Right Eurovision Year

Answer: 2011, Dusseldorf

The 2011 contest, held in Dusseldorf's Esprit Arena, was won by Azerbaijan, with the song "Running Scared" by Ell & Nikki. Host country Germany, winner of the 2010 edition, was represented by 2010 winner Lena Meyer-Landrut, who had returned to the contest to defend her title.

2. Which east European/west Asian country made its debut in the contest in 2008?

From Quiz Eurovision 2008-2012

Answer: Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan made its debut in the contest with the song "Day After Day" sung by Elnur & Samir. They came eighth overall just ahead of Israel. This score however is their lowest, as since 2008 they have always placed in the top five.

3. The 31st edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, held in 1986, had a Belgian winner - the first time ever. Sandra Kim, aged 13, won. What was the title of her song?

From Quiz The European Song Contest

Answer: J'Aime la Vie

All these song titles were performed in 1986 at the ESC. Sandra Kim, born Sandra Caldarone, won with an enthusiastic performance of "J'aime la Vie" ("I Love Life"). The Swiss delegation moved for a disqualification as the lyrics of this song state "J'ai quinze ans" ("I'm fifteen years old"), which was not true at that time. However, in 1986 there was no alternative version for young participants, so Sandra Kim could keep the title. As for the other songs: Timna Brauer sang "Die Zeit ist Einsam" ("The Time Is Lonely") for Austria and finished 18th. Ketil Stokkan competed for Norway and sang "Romeo". He became 12th. And the Swiss Daniela Simons claimed the second place with her song "Pas pour Moi" ("Not for Me"). This question was brought to you by player JanIQ from Belgium.

4. In 1979, Israel came first with the song "Hallelujah" - who sang this winning song?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest Fanatics

Answer: Milk & Honey with Gali Atari

Gali Atari was a female solo artist who was asked to join Milk & Honey for this song. She took to the stage in a gorgeous pink dress and sang the first verse on her own. The song was so popular on the night, the crowd were on their feet cheering before it had finished.

5. In 1956, the first Eurovision Song Contest was held in Lugano. In which country can you find this city?

From Quiz 50 Years of Eurovision

Answer: Switzerland

There were seven countries in the debut edition of the ESC: Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Germany, France, Netherlands and of course Switzerland. Each country presented 2 songs, which made 14 in total. The winning song was "Refrain" from Switzerland.

6. Who is the only person to have won the competition twice?

From Quiz Eurovision

Answer: Johnny Logan

Johnny Logan won in 1980 with "What's Another Year?" and in 1987 with "Hold Me Now". Cliff Richard participated twice, coming second in 1968 with "Congratulations" and third in 1973 with "Power to All Our Friends". Vicky Leandros won in 1972 with "Come What May" and Marie Myriam in 1977 with "L'Oiseau et L'Enfant".

7. The first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest took place in 1956. Do you remember which country was the host of that year's contest?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest - Part 1

Answer: Switzerland

Switzerland was awarded the honour to host the first Eurovision Song Contest ever. Since 1957, the EBU - European Broadcasting Union - uses the system that has the winner of an edition organising the next edition.

8. What country held the Eurovision Songcontest (ESC) for the first time?

From Quiz Eurovision Songcontest

Answer: Switzerland

The UK missed the contest because the BBC was too late with the national selection.

9. Which country won the first Eurovision Song Contest?

From Quiz The Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: Switzerland

In 1956 and it took them another 32 years to win it for the second time in 1988.

10. The Eurovision Song Contest began in 1956; who represented the UK that year?

From Quiz UK and The Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: No one

Only seven countries entered the first contest, and the UK wasn't among them, each of the participating countries had two entries each.

11. Which year did Katrina and the Waves win the contest for the U.K?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: 1997

The song was 'Love Shine A Light.'

12. During the performance of which Dutch artist did the lights go out during the television-broadcasting?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: 1962 - De Spelbrekers - Katinka

When the lights went out during the 1962 festival, the only thing the people at home saw, was the white of the shirts of the two singers. The rest was dark, darker, darkest.

13. In which year was the "You're a Vision Award" first given out?

From Quiz Guess the Right Eurovision Year

Answer: 2022, Turin

Created as a replacement to the Barbara Dex Award given out from 1997 to 2021, the You're a Vision Award is given to the contestant with the "most remarkable outfit" in the Eurovision Song Contest. The first recipient was Australia's Sheldon Riley.

14. France won the contest in 1962 but refused to host the contest the following year due to expense. Which country held the contest instead?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: United Kingdom

There have been a number of occasions when the winning country has declined to host the contest. In 1960, 1972 and 1974 the UK hosted the contest despite not winning the previous year because the winning country could not afford to host. In 1980, the Netherlands held the contest as Israel could not, due to expense; the date the contest was to be held on was Israel's Remembrance Day.

15. After hosting the 2008 contest in Serbia, Zeljko Joksimoviæ entered the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012 with what song?

From Quiz Eurovision 2008-2012

Answer: Nije Ljubav Stvar

2012 was Zeljko Joksimoviæ's second appearance in the contest; he represented Serbia and Montenegro in 2004. Overall they came third in the grand final hosted in Azerbaijan.

16. After her victory in 1957, Dutch singer Corry Brokken set out to defend her title in 1958. What place did she end up in, before a home audience?

From Quiz The European Song Contest

Answer: Last

After winning in 1957 with her song "Net als toen", Corry Brokken wanted to defend her title in Hilversum. Receiving only a single point, she finished on a disappointing shared last place with her title "Heel de Wereld". She also performed in the first Eurovision contest ever held, in 1956. Although her final position is unknown, she is said to have done well with her song "Voorgoed voorbij". In 2010, she still holds the record for being the only competitor to finish both first and last at the Eurovision Song Contest. GraceGreer from the Netherlands crafted this question.

17. Although it had a convincing win, the 2002 winner of the Eurovision Song Contest was the first winning song ever not to be released anywhere outside its own territory. What country and song was it?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest Fanatics

Answer: Latvia - Marie N singing "I Wanna"

In fact, the song failed to excite even in Latvia - it sold in such small quantities it failed to break the Latvian Top 30. I admit, I love it.

18. In 1958, Domenico Modugno (representing Italy), sang a song that became a huge success in the whole world. In this contest, he finished only 3rd. What is the name of this song?

From Quiz 50 Years of Eurovision

Answer: "Nel blu dipinto di blu" ("Volare")

"Volare" was covered more than 100 times in many languages. Probably the most famous cover was made by the Gipsy Kings in 1989. It was the first Italian song to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

19. We'll jump forwards to 2014, where Elaiza represented Germany in Copenhagen. They were selected in Germany's national selection show, entitled what?

From Quiz Were They Right? Germany in Eurovision 1956-2014

Answer: Unser Song für Dänemark

The song won the national selection with a six percent margin. Each artist presented two songs for the public to decide between, and Elaiza's other song was 'Fight Against Myself'. The spokesperson in the final was Helene Fischer, who hosts a popular TV talk show in Germany.

20. Which song won the Eurovision Song Contest 1968?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest - Part 2

Answer: La la la

The 1968 Contest ended with a shock result when Sir Cliff Richard was defeated by the Spanish beauty Maria de los Angeles Santamaria, better known as Massiel. She la-la-la-ed Spain to a glorious first ever victory. The song was supposed to have been performed by Joan Manuel Serrat, but when he insisted on singing it in Catalan the Spanish broadcasters asked Massiel to sing the song at London's Royal Albert Hall. She won the contest with 29 points, 6 of which came from West Germany. It was remarkable that Spain and the UK failed to vote for each other at all.

21. Which country's jury memorably voted "nul points" to the Swedish entry in 1974?

From Quiz Eurovision

Answer: United Kingdom

In 1974 the contest was held in Brighton, England, and the United Kingdon jury, presumably transfixed by the outlandish clothes worn by the Swedish entry, gave them no points. The group was ABBA with the memorable song "Waterloo", and the rest, as they say, is history. One of the UK jury members is quoted as saying that they formed a support group to live with what they had done.

22. Cliff Richard, the famous British singer, competed in the contest twice. Once he came second, another time he came third. Which song gave him the bronze medal?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest - Part 1

Answer: Power To All Our Friends

Cliff Richard first entered the Eurovision Song Contest in 1968. However, he failed to win the contest in his home country, with the song 'Congratulations'. In 1973, he came back for a second attempt. 'Power To All Our Friends', which he performed together with The Shadows, came third. Both songs grew out to become evergreens.

23. In what year did the ESC start?

From Quiz Eurovision Songcontest

Answer: 1956

Jury chairman only mentioned the winner, Lys Assis for Switzerland, and until today, the final ranking has not became public.

24. Which famous singer represented the United Kingdom in 1964?

From Quiz The Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: Matt Monro

The song was called 'I love the little things' and failed to win. It also wasn't released as a single.

25. Patricia Bredin sang which song for the UK in 1957?

From Quiz UK and The Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: All

This song was voted into 7th place.

26. Which country won the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: Israel

The song was 'Diva' by Dana International.

27. In the history of the Eurovision Song Contest, there was only one African country that ever participated. That country was...

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: Morocco

Maroc entered in 1980 when the festival was held in The Hague in The Netherlands. The entry was called Bitakat hob and was sung by Samira Bensaid.

28. In which year did four countries win the contest?

From Quiz Guess the Right Eurovision Year

Answer: 1969, Madrid

In 1969, there were no tiebreaker rules, so four countries: the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain and France all won the contest. The controversial four-way tie resulted in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Portugal all boycotting the 1970 contest.

29. How many countries automatically qualify for the final of the contest each year?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: 6

The Big 5 (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom) are joined in the final each year by the host country.

30. The contest introduced a brand new Eurovision anthem, 'We Write the Story' in Malmo, Sweden in 2013. Which DJ co-wrote the track with ABBA's Benny and Bjorn?

From Quiz Eurovision Song Contest

Answer: Avicii

Avicii is a Swedish DJ. The song was first performed during the final of the 2013 contest which Avicii attended. The winner that year was Denmark with the song 'Only Teardrops'.

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