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Answer
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What is Eurovision short for?
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Eurovision Song Contest
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In which month is Eurovision held annually?
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May
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Eurovision is broadcast by which European organisation? (initials)
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EBU
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In what year did Eurovision begin?
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1956
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Eurovision is based on which Italian music festival?
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Sanremo
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The Eurovision theme tune is Marc Antoine Charpentier's prelude to what?
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Te Deum
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2017 is the what annual Eurovision Song Contest?
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62nd
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Eurovision is watched by countries all over the world including Australia,Canada,China,Japan but is it watched in the United States? Yes Or No
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Yes
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In which year was Australia allowed to compete for the first time?
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2015
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Which anniversary was Eurovision celebrating in this year which is the reason they were allowed to compete?
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60th
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Is Australia still allowed to compete in 2017? Yes Or No
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Yes
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In which year was Eurovision first broadcast over the internet?
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2000
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Which country holds the record for winning the most times?
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Ireland
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And how many times have this country won the contest?
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7
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Which country as of 2016 holds the record for the highest number of winning votes?
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Ukraine
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On what date was the first Eurovision song contest?
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24th May
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Which country hosted and won the first Eurovision Song Contest
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Switzerland
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Which town in this country was the first Eurovision held in?
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Lugano
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How many countries took part in the first Eurovision Song Contest?
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7
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In which year did the UK make their Eurovision debut?
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1957
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Which Western Asian country is a member of the European Union and so participates in Eurovision?
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Cyprus
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Which Northern African country made their Eurovision debut in 1980?
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Morocco
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Which other Asian country made their Eurovision debut in 1973?
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Israel
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In which year did the broadcasters decide to use a theme or slogan?
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2002
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How many countries participated in Eurovision in the final in 2016?
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26
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And how many countries submitted entries that year?
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42
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Since 2002 the UK France Germany and which other country automatically qualify for the final?
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Spain
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Which country made a return to Eurovision after a 14 year absence and automatically qualified for the final in 2011?
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Italy
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Which country withdrew from the contest in 2013 because they had a problem with the new voting system?
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Turkey
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In which year was the sem-final stage introduced?
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2004
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Which successful band launched their career by winning Eurovision in 1974 for Sweden?
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ABBA
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Which Canadian singer won the contest in 1988 for Switzerland?
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Celine Dion
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How many times have the UK won Eurovision?
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5
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What is the name of the Irish performer who is the only one who has won more than once?
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Johnny Logan
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In which year was Eurovision first held in London?
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1960
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Which other language is Eurovision broadcast in?
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French
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In which year was Irelands entry sung in Irish for the first and only time in the history of Eurovision?
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1972
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What was the title of the song who won Eurovision for the UK for the first time in 1967?
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Puppet On A String
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And who sang this song?
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Sandie Shaw
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Which UK male solo artist competed in Eurovision twice?
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Cliff Richard
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And what was the title of the song this singer came second in Eurovision with in 1968?
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Congratulations
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Who sang 'Boom Bang A Bang' for the UK at Eurovision in 1969?
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Lulu
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What was the title of the song sung by The New Seekers for the UK in 1972?
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Beg Steal Or Borrow
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Despite being Australian which Grease actress represenyed the UK in 1974 with 'Long Live Love'?
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Olivia Newton John
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With which song did the UK win Eurovision in 1976?
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Save Your Kisses For Me
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And what was the name of the group who sang this?
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Brotherhood Of Man
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Shit quiz.