We will start with some easy ones. What is the maximum score that a song can be given by a single jury? 

Where did the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 take place? 

Which of these countries has never won the Eurovision song contest?

When did Estonia win the Eurovision Song Contest?

The Eurovision Song Contest started with just 7 participating countries in 1956. It was the only contest with 2 songs per country. Following the break-up of the Soviet Union, more countries wanted to join in the 1990s. In 1993 and 1994, a then-record 25 countries took part. In 1996, a pre-qualification heat was organised to reduce 29 participants to 23, while host country Norway automatically qualified for the contest as 24th country. The challenge was solved in 2004, when a Semi-Final was introduced. Growing interest lead to the introduction of a second Semi-Final in 2008. As a result, a record number of 43 countries took part in 2008 for the first time.

The Eurovision Song Contest started with just X participating countries in 1956. How many countries competed then?

ABBA is the most successful Eurovision Song Contest winner. The Swedish pop band won the contest in 1974 and has enjoyed phenomenal success ever since, despite officially splitting up in 1983. 

What band is the most successful and famous Eurovision Song Contest winner?

A - Morocco, Lebanon, Tunisia and Libya are all eligible, as they have broadcasters who are members of the European Broadcasting Union, but of the four only Morocco has taken part – in 1980.

One country has competed in the contest only once. Which one?

He came third with Power to All Our Friends in 1973. Some people believe that Richard was robbed of victory in 1968 by a conspiracy led by Francisco Franco to fix the competition for Spain, which won the contest for the first time.

Which Cliff Richard song came second in 1968?

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

Five times - Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String in 1967, Lulu with Boom Bang-a-Bang in 1969 (tied), Brotherhood of Man with Save Your Kisses for Me in 1976, Bucks Fizz with Making Your Mind Up in 1981 and Katrina and the Waves with Love, Shine a Light in 1997.

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

Which country has won Eurovision the most times?

Complete the title of Conchita Wurst's 2014 winning Eurovision song: "Rise like a..."?

What is the slogan for this year’s Eurovision Song Contestant, hosted in Liverpool?

What is banned on stage at Eurovision?

She became the first woman to ever conduct a Eurovision orchestra

She was the first contestant to sing a song entirely in falsetto

She was the first contestant to perform a duet with a hologram

How did Monica Dominique make Eurovision history in 1973?

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