| 1. | Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest more than any other?
Ireland |
| 2. | In 1978, which country became the first to receive "nul points" overall, with their entry "Mil Etter Mil"?
Norway |
| 3. | Which rule was passed in 1977, which would've meant Abba's "Waterloo" wouldn't have been allowed if the rule was brought in a few years earlier?
The song had to sung in one of the official languages of the performing country |
| 4. | With which country did Celine Dion win the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988 singing "Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi"?
Switzerland |
| 5. | Which act won the Eurovision Song Contest for the United Kingdom singing "Love Shine A Light"?
Katrina And The Waves |
| 6. | Which of the following UK entries faired best in the Eurovision Contest? Gina G - "Just A Little Bit", Black Lace - "Mary Ann" or Michael Ball - "One Step Out Of Time"?
Michael Ball - "One Step Out Of Time" |
| 7. | "Rip Up Song Patent" is an anagram of which Eurovision winning song for the UK?
"Puppet On A String" (by Sandie Shaw) |
| 8. | Who represented Russia in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest after having a number one hit the previous year in the UK?
t.A.T.u. |
| 9. | Which comedian created and played Tony Ferrino, a Portuguese singer who had won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1980 with the song "Papa Bendi"?
Steve Coogan |
| 10. | What was the name of the act comprising of Gemma Abbey and Chris Cromby who became the first UK act to receive no points overall?
Jemini |
| Tie Break | After the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, how many times had the United Kingdom finished second?
15 |
