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Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Trivia Quiz

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A multiple-choice quiz by Flynn_17. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
Flynn_17

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
180,044

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. In which country was the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 held? Hint

Turkey

Estonia

Latvia

Malta

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Question 2 of 10

2. Ukraine won Eurovision 2004 with 280 points, beating their nearest competition, Serbia and Montenegro, by 27 points. What was the name of the Ukrainian entry, and who sang it? Hint

'Dziesma Par Laimi', by Formins and Kleins

'Wild Dances', by Ruslana Lyzhicko

'Lane Moje', by Zeljko Joksimovic

'What Happened To Your Love', by Linas ir Simona

3. Many countries had to go through a semi-final process to determine which would feature in the Eurovision Song Contest 2004. Which of these countries did NOT have to participate in the semi-finals? Hint

Portugal

Cyprus

Malta

Romania

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Question 4 of 10

4. In 2004, Albania entered the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time, and finished in a respectable seventh place. They received the maximum twelve points from their neighbours F.Y.R Macedonia, but did any other countries give them the maximum twelve points?

Yes

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Question 5 of 10

5. "Look at me - I need some attention
I'm a girl - of serious intention
Just like a butterfly
My wings can take me high
To touch your piece of sky"

Who sang this, and what country were they representing? Hint

Lisa Andreas - Cyprus

Lena Philipsson - Sweden

Julie and Ludwig - Malta

Marta Roure - Andorra

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which of the following countries got the highest overall score? Hint

The Netherlands

Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Norway

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Question 7 of 10

7. Norway got "nul points" yet again.

True

False

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Question 8 of 10

8. What was the name of the Belgian entry, sung by Xandee? Hint

On Again, Off Again

Tii

My Galileo

One Life

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Question 9 of 10

9. How many countries were in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2004?

Answer: (Number)

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Question 10 of 10

10. True or False. The Turkish entry, Athena, was a female solo singer?

True

False

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. In which country was the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 held?

Answer: Turkey

It was held in Istanbul. Eurovision 2003 was Turkey's first win in 48 contests, and saw Sertab Erener's song 'Every Way That I Can' beat off stiff competition from Urban Trad, Belgium's entry, who sang 'Sanomi'.

2. Ukraine won Eurovision 2004 with 280 points, beating their nearest competition, Serbia and Montenegro, by 27 points. What was the name of the Ukrainian entry, and who sang it?

Answer: 'Wild Dances', by Ruslana Lyzhicko

Ukraine received the maximum twelve points from eight countries. Those eight were Estonia, Israel, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Russia, and Turkey. Only one country didn't give Ukraine any points, and that was Switzerland.

Answer: Romania

In the semi-finals, Switzerland failed to receive any points, and were therefore omitted from the final. Other countries that failed to reach the final were Finland, Denmark, Lithuania, and Andorra.

Answer: No

The Albanian entry, sung by Anjeza Shahini, received a very respectable ten points from both Greece and Malta, but only F.Y.R Macedonia granted them the maximum points available.

5. "Look at me - I need some attention I'm a girl - of serious intention Just like a butterfly My wings can take me high To touch your piece of sky" Who sang this, and what country were they representing?

Answer: Julie and Ludwig - Malta

Julie and Ludwig gained 50 points for Malta, placing them twelfth overall. This ensures that Malta will be in the Eurovision 2005 final without having to go through a semi-final stage.

6. Which of the following countries got the highest overall score?

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina got 91 points overall, but most of the points they received were from their Balkan neighbours. They did, however, receive eight points from both Sweden and Denmark.

7. Norway got "nul points" yet again.

Answer: False

Norway managed to negate their "nul points" habit for this contest, but they still finished last: they only received three points, all of which were given to them by Sweden.

8. What was the name of the Belgian entry, sung by Xandee?

Answer: One Life

'On Again, Off Again' was the name of the Maltese entry, sung by Julie and Ludwig. Both 'My Galileo' and 'Tii', the Belarusian and Estonian entries, were knocked out at the semi-final stage.

9. How many countries were in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2004?

Answer: 24

In the semi-final, there were 36 countries, but twelve were knocked out. Those twelve were: Switzerland, Slovenia, Monaco, Belarus, Andorra, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, and Israel.

10. True or False. The Turkish entry, Athena, was a female solo singer?

Answer: False

Athena were, in fact, a Turkish rock group comprising four men. They finished in fourth place on the night, trailing their closest competition, Greece, by 57 points.

Source: Author Flynn_17

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