Statistics for Eurovision Trivia By Year (1956-2022)

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Year	Question	Answer	% Correct
1956	What Italian song festival was Eurovision inspired by?	Festival di Sanremo	86%
1974	What world famous band won in 1974?	ABBA	83%
2015	This Oceanian nation made it's debut, after being invited for the sixtieth anniversary.	Australia	80%
1970	This nation got it's first of seven wins.	Ireland	78%
2006	Finnish entry, Hard Rock Hallelujah became the first winning song to be in what genre?	Metal	78%
1959	Which small microstate made it's debut in the 1959 contest?	Monaco	78%
1980	This African country made it's first and last appearence in the contest.	Morocco	78%
1960	Despite winning the competition, the Netherlands decided not to host. Which country hosted instead?	United Kingdom	78%
2012	Swedish winner whose song took Europe by storm, winning by a landslide.	Loreen	74%
1961	Which day of the week was the contest held on for the first time, and becoming tradition since?	Saturday	72%
1971	The rule of performing as a duet or solo act was abolished. How many people could now perform on stage?	Six	72%
1986	Sandra Kim became the youngest ever winner at Eurovision, how old was she?	Thirteen	72%
2020	Eurovision 2020 was the first ever contest to be...	cancelled	71%
2011	German singer who went represented her country again after winning in the previous year, finishing in tenth place.	Lena	71%
2017	What country withdrew from the 2017 contest after being forbidden to enter host-country Ukraine?	Russia	71%
1972	The contest was broadcasted in which continent for the time?	Asia	70%
1988	Canadian-born singer who won the contest, despite a nail biting voting sequence.	Celine Dion	70%
2021	'Low' singer who performed for San Marino alongside Senhit	Flo Rida	70%
1989	This country wins the contest, and dissolving two years later.	Yugoslavia	70%
1987	Irish winner who is to date, the only contestant to win twice as a singer.	Johnny Logan	68%
2013	'Total Eclipse of the Heart' singer who represented the United Kingdom.	Bonnie Tyler	65%
1982	This country finally scored it's first win after 27 entries.	Germany	65%
1991	Sweden wins the contest via the tie-break introduced in 1989, which country ended up in second place as a result?	France	64%
1973	Despite security being unusually tight for it's delegation, what country made it's debut?	Israel	64%
2005	A Eurovision gala was held in Copenhagen celebrating the 50th anniversary of the contest crowned what song as the most popular winner?	Waterloo	64%
2019	Band who showed Palestinian flags during the voting sequence	Hatari	62%
2022	Serbian song which referenced the Duchess of Sussex, better known as...	Meghan Markle	62%
1995	Instrument that was used in Norway's winning performance	Violin	62%
1968	The 1968 contest was the first contest to be broadcasted in what?	Color	59%
2001	Group of four consisting of Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom and France (and later on, Italy) was established. What is it better known as?	The Big Five	59%
2018	Among the 2018 contestants, one of them was a former winner. Who was it?	Alexander Rybak	58%
2009	This country sent an entry called 'We Don't Wanna Put In', later disqualified due to it's political nature.	Georgia	58%
2010	This country's song had to be performed again due to a stage invasion.	Spain	58%
1966	Åse Kleveland was the first woman to not wear this item of clothing during her performance.	Dress	57%
1963	The winning song 'Dansevise' is notable because it is the first winning song to be performed by a...	duo	57%
2014	Sammarinese singer who represented her country for the third consecutive time, as well as giving the country it's first qualification for the final.	Valentina Monetta	57%
1958	The Italian entry became a worldwide hit. What was it called?	Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volare)	55%
2016	Global superstar who performed in the Grand Final of the 2016 contest.	Justin Timberlake	54%
1998	Winner Dana International is currently the only Eurovision act to be what?	Transgender	52%
2003	Belgian entry which was the first ever song to be sang in what?	A made up language	49%
1969	Four nations won in 1969. Can you name any of the four winning artists?	Frida Boccara \| Lenny Kuhr \| Lulu \| Salomé	49%
1978	This middle eastern country stopped broadcasting the contest when it was obvious Israel won, claiming they had 'technical difficulties'.	Jordan	49%
1994	Interval act that went on to be a worldwide phenomenon	Riverdance	48%
1967	The United Kingdom won the contest for the first time in 1967, what was the artists' name?	Sandie Shaw	48%
1985	Duo that gave Norway their first ever victory.	Bobbysocks	46%
1997	Although only available to five countries, this was introduced for the first time.	Televoting	46%
1981	Winning band specifically formed for Eurovision, also became famous.	Bucks Fizz	43%
1983	'Främling' singer who went on to represent her country two more times, including a win in 1991.	Carola Häggkvist	43%
2000	Israeli participants who caused a stir for waving the flag of this middle eastern country during their performance.	Syria	43%
1999	What was abolished in the 1999 contest?	Orchestra	41%
2007	Ukrainian entrant that went on to become an iconic figure within Eurovision.	Verka Serduchka	41%
1976	Like in 1974, this band became hugely successful after their win at Eurovision	Brotherhood of Man	39%
1964	The 1964 is believed to have no known footage to exist, what caused this?	A fire	35%
1984	Winning entry still ridiculed today due to it's nonsensical title.	Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley	29%
1975	Portugal's entry was highly political, which was about what event the previous year?	Revolution	28%
1957	The German entry had the first ever prop in Eurovision. What was it?	A telephone	26%
1990	Spanish duo whose entry was beset by technical problems.	Azúcar Moreno	26%
2008	Russia wins the contest featuring what on stage?	Figure Skating	26%
1993	This tiny town of 1,500 people hosts the contest.	Milstreet	25%
1996	Despite finishing in eighth place, this song went on to become a massive hit worldwide, which included a Grammy Award nominee.	Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit	25%
1965	What's the title of the winning song, which went on to be a massive hit across Europe?	Poupée De Cire, Poupée De Son	25%
1992	The 1992 stage is rather unique, for being in the shape of a what?	A Viking Ship's bow	17%
1977	The 1977 contest was postponed for five weeks because of what?	Strikes by cameramen and technicians	17%
2004	Ukrainian winner, Ruslana went on to voice herself in which video game series?	Grand Theft Auto	13%
2002	Slogan for the 2002 contest, reflecting how Estonians viewed their recent history.	Modern Fairytale	12%
1962	The German entry went on to be a hit across many European countries. What was it called?	Zwei Kleine Italiener	12%
1979	German band famous for 'Moskau' competed in this edition.	Dschingus Khan	4%