Printable Eurovision quiz
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The 40 questions
- By 2025, in which year had a song in French last won?
- By 2025, which African country had taken part only once, in 1980?
- How often is the Eurovision Song Contest held?
- In which year did a live orchestra accompany the songs for the last time?
- Who represented France in 2025 with "Maman"?
- Which Spanish city hosted the 1969 contest?
- Who won for Ireland in 1996 with "The Voice"?
- Which country’s 2010 entry made "Epic Sax Guy" an internet star?
- Who represented France in 2001 with "Je n’ai que mon âme"?
- Which capital hosted the contest in 1975, 2000 and 2016?
- Which French actor and singer won for Luxembourg in 1961?
- Which song won for Sweden in 2012?
- Who won for Denmark in 2013 with "Only Teardrops"?
- By 2025, which country shared with Austria the record of four "nul points" in a final?
- Which "Release Me" crooner represented the UK in 2012?
- Who finished last with zero points in 1978?
- Which minimum age for performers did a 1990 rule set?
- Which group of grandmothers came second for Russia in 2012?
- Which act, first seen as the 1994 interval show in Dublin, became a world hit?
- Which city hosted the 2002 contest?
- Who won for the Netherlands in 2019 with "Arcade"?
- Who won for the UK in 1967 with "Puppet on a String"?
- Which London venue hosted the 1968 contest?
- In which year did France sit out after TF1 judged the songs too poor?
- Which Russian duo came third in 2003?
- Who represented France in 2009 with "Et s’il fallait le faire"?
- Which glassworks designed the trophy introduced in 2008?
- Which song won for Israel in 1979, sung by Milk and Honey?
- In 2014, the contest was held in the halls of a former what?
- Which country won in 2001 with "Everybody", by Tanel Padar and Dave Benton?
- Which city hosted the 2018 contest?
- Where did France finish at the 2024 contest?
- Which country was excluded from the contest in 2022?
- Which capital hosted the contest in 1964, 2001 and 2014?
- In 2023, the UK hosted the contest on behalf of which country?
- By 2025, Germany had missed only one contest. Which year?
- Who came second for Italy in 2019 with "Soldi"?
- "1944", Ukraine’s 2016 winner, tells of the deportation of which people?
- Which country won in 1978 with "A-Ba-Ni-Bi"?
- Who won for France in 1960 with "Tom Pillibi"?
Answer key
- 1988
- Morocco
- Every year
- 1998
- Louane
- Madrid
- Eimear Quinn
- Moldova
- Natasha St-Pier
- Stockholm
- Jean-Claude Pascal
- Euphoria
- Emmelie de Forest
- Norway
- Engelbert Humperdinck
- Jahn Teigen
- 16
- Buranovskiye Babushki
- Riverdance
- Tallinn
- Duncan Laurence
- Sandie Shaw
- Royal Albert Hall
- 1982
- t.A.T.u.
- Patricia Kaas
- Kosta Boda
- Hallelujah
- Shipyard
- Estonia
- Lisbon
- 4th
- Russia
- Copenhagen
- Ukraine
- 1996
- Mahmood
- Crimean Tatars
- Israel
- Jacqueline Boyer
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