Customer Care Eurovision Quiz

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Customer Care Eurovision Quiz

Test your knowledge of the iconic Eurovision Song Contest with our engaging quiz! Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer to the world of Eurovision, there’s something for everyone.

28 fun and challenging questions
Multiple choice format
Learn interesting facts about your favorite performances and artists

28 Questions7 MinutesCreated by DancingStar202

Which country hosted the first ever Eurovision Song Contest in 1956?

Italy

Switzerland

France

United Kingdom

Which Irish performer is the only person to win Eurovision three times - twice as a singer and once as a songwriter?

Johnny Logan

Van Morrison

Dolores O’Riordan

Phil Lynott

How many times has the UK won Eurovision? (Bonus points if you can name the artists and songs!)

Which dance troupe shot to fame after providing the interval entertainment in 1994?

Diversity

Triplets Ghetto Kids

Riverdance

Jabbawockeez

What is the name of the iconic Austrian act who won in 2014 with the song Rise Like a Phoenix?

Conchita Wurst

ZoE

The MakeMakes

Natalia Kelly

ABBA won Eurovision in 1974, with which song?

Take A Chance On Me

Knowing Me Knowing You

Dancing Queen

Waterloo

Which Canadian superstar won Eurovision in 1988, representing Switzerland?

Charlotte Church

Celine Dion

Joan Jett

Debbie Harry

Hard rock band Lordi secured a surprise victory for which country in 2006?

Sweden

Norway

Finland

Denmark

The UK last hosted Eurovision in 1998 at the Birmingham NEC. Who were our hosts?

Paul O'Grady & Sunita

Graham Norton & Claudia Winkleman

Bruce Forsyth & Tess Daly

Terry Wogan and Ulrika Jonsson

Former Sugababe Jade Ewen finished fifth for the UK in 2009, with a song written by which famous composer?

Andrew Lloyd Webber

Hans Zimmer

Nick Cave

Richard Wagner

Italy boycotted the contest in 1981. Why?

Their entry was classed by a French journalist as 'Boring'

Italy's Government were offended by the UK's entry in 1980.

It was too expensive for them to compete

They said it was Old Fashioned and no one watched it any more

Who has twice represented the UK, finishing 2nd in 1968 and 3rd in 1973?

Bucks Fizz

Cliff Richard

Lulu

Scooter

What is the maximum duration for a Eurovision song?

3.00 Minutes

2.45 Minutes

3.15 Minutes

3:30 Minutes

Which of these countries has never won Eurovision: Cyprus, Spain or Greece?

Spain

Greece

Cyprus

In which year did Graham Norton take over from Terry Wogan in the commentary box?

2007

2008

2009

2010

Which Australian singer represented the UK in 1996 with "Ooh Aah Just A Little Bit"?

Gina G

Kylie Minogue

Natalie Imbrulia

Nicole Kidman

Which country's hosts performed a popular interval act, 'Love Love Peace Peace' in 2016, mocking the silly side of Eurovision?

Ukraine

United Kingdom

Slovenia

Sweden

Which singer was due to represent the UK in 2020 before the contest was cancelled??

Sam Smith

James Blunt

James Newman

Rylan Clarke

Which American rapper featured in San Marino’s entry in 2021

Flo Rida

Eminem

Dr Dre

Nicki Minaj

In 2005, a show named "Congratulations", was organized to commemorate the Eurovision Song Contest's 50th anniversary. During this show, a vote was held to determine the most popular songs of all time in ESC history. Where this program was hosted?

Berlin

Copenhagen

Birmingham

Paris

In 2006, the ESC was held in Athens, Greece. Finland won the competition for its first time in its history. The country was represented by a band named Lordi. What were the members of this band dressed as on stage during the presentation of their song?

Priests

Cupcakes

Monsters

Rabbits

The rules of the Eurovision Song Contest state that a singer from a country must hold a passport for that country.

True

False

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