Eurovision History Trivia Quiz - 20 Questions

Are you a Eurovision superfan who knows everything there is to know about the contest's history? Or are you a casual viewer who's just looking to test your knowledge and learn something new? Either way, you're in the right place!
In this video, we've put together a challenging Eurovision history trivia quiz with 20 questions that will test your knowledge of the contest's long and storied history. From iconic performances and legendary winners to memorable controversies and surprising facts, we've got it all covered.
We'll give you a few seconds to think of your answers before revealing the correct ones. So, get ready to put your Eurovision knowledge to the test and see how well you do.
Don't forget to leave a comment and let us know how many questions you got right. Challenge your friends and family to see who can score the highest! Are you ready to dive into the history of Eurovision?
Let's get started with our Eurovision History Trivia Quiz - 20 Questions!

[@danielleheijboer]

Wow, this video didnt aged well... Just 3 days after upload Sweden won for the 7th time..

[@welovebse]

13 - Incorrect, the song was thought to be Volare, but the name of the song was "Nel blu, dipinto di blu"

[@nocturne7371]

I missed a question about the language rule

[@IvanDal92ry2]

did you know abba with waterloo won with only 24 points ?

[@marcb3636]

8 doesnt make any sense. How can the time limit be just 3 minutes when the longest song was over 5 minutes according to question 15. For example in 2023 Due Vite is 3:45 long, while Queen of Kings is 2:28 long.

[@hiddenfire7777]

Nowadays the official rule only allows a maximum of 3 minutes. Back in 1957 the rule wasn't established.
Due Vite had to be shortened to a Eurovision version to be allowed to perfom on stage.