Eurovision Presenters and Years Quiz

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!

A matching quiz by dragon30k. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Ulrika Jonsson

Answer: 1998

The competition came to Birmingham's National Indoor Arena with Dana International winning the contest for Israel with the song "Diva". The site is also the setting for the UK show "Gladiators", which is hosted by Jonsson.

2. M�ns Zelmerl�w

Answer: 2016

The 2015 winner from Sweden hosted the show from Stockholm alongside Petra Mede with the theme "Come Together". The duo performed "That's Eurovision" as an opening act during the second Semi-Final, which explains how the contest works.

3. Erez Tal

Answer: 2019

Dare to Dream is the theme as the 64th edition came to Tel Aviv with his co-hosts Bar Refaeli, Lucy Ayuob, and Assi Azar. Duncan Laurence won the contest with the song "Arcade".

4. Timur Miroshnychenko

Answer: 2017

The contest has three male presenters with the slogan "Celebrate Diversity". Timur also hosted the Junior edition in 2009 and 2013 respectively.

5. Filomena Cautela

Answer: 2018

All Aboard! The competition came to Lisbon for the very first time as 43 countries took the stage. Cautela is also a presenter for the Portuguese broadcaster RTP with the show "5 Para A Meia-Noite".

6. Katie Boyle

Answer: 1960

London is the site of the fifth edition of the contest. Boyle went on to host three more contests in 1963, 1968, and 1974.

7. Ronan Keating

Answer: 1997

The lead singer of Boyzone assumed hosting duties along with Carrie Crowling from Dublin. He also performed along with the band during the show.

8. Anke Engelke

Answer: 2011

You can feel your heart beat as the contest went to Dusseldorf for its 56th edition. Engelke was joined by Judith Rakers and Stefan Raab as they presented the show as a trio.

9. Toto Cutugnio

Answer: 1991

The contest went to Rome as the 1990 winner opened the show with his winning song "Insieme: 1992". France and Sweden scored 146 points but Carola won because of the tiebreaker.

10. Gerry Ryan

Answer: 1994

The 39th edition took place at the Point Theatre in downtown Dublin. This contest saw the debut of the Irish dance troupe Riverdance, which became a huge hit all around the world.

Source: Author dragon30k

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Questions		Choices
1. Ulrika Jonsson		1998
2. M�ns Zelmerl�w		2019
3. Erez Tal		1960
4. Timur Miroshnychenko		2011
5. Filomena Cautela		2018
6. Katie Boyle		2016
7. Ronan Keating		2017
8. Anke Engelke		1994
9. Toto Cutugnio		1997
10. Gerry Ryan		1991