Eurovision Song Contest quiz
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Test your students' knowledge of Eurovision with this engaging 15-question quiz covering everything from voting rules to past winners, perfect for the build-up to the 2025 contest in Basel, Switzerland.
What's included
- A mix of 15 carefully crafted questions exploring Eurovision history, rules and current events
- Questions suitable for both Eurovision enthusiasts and newcomers to the contest
- Tips for hosting a memorable Eurovision party during the Grand Final on 17 May 2025
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Eurovision quiz questions
- How many people across the world watched last year’s Eurovision Song Contest?
- How many countries are competing in this year’s contest?
- How many non-European nations take part in Eurovision
- Which country won last year’s Eurovision Song Contest?
- Which countries, known as ‘the big 5’, automatically qualify for the Grand Final?
- In which city is this year’s Eurovision Song Contest taking place?
- Approximately how much does it cost to host Eurovision?
- Who pays the bulk of this cost?
- Viewers will hear the phrase ‘Douze points’ multiple times during the contest. What does it mean?
- What unique voting rule was introduced in Eurovision 2023?
- Each nation awards two sets of points up to 12: one from a jury and one from the public vote. Therefore, what is the maximum number of points available?
- Which country has won Eurovision the most times?
- What happens if two countries tie for first place?
- Which of these has never been a Eurovision entry language?
- How many people across the world watched last year’s Eurovision Song Contest?
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Celebrate with a Eurovision party
Looking to make your Eurovision event extra special? Here are some tried-and-tested tips for hosting an unforgettable Eurovision party in your classroom (or at home). These activities are perfect for encouraging cultural awareness and creating a fantastic atmosphere.
- Make and serve snacks from a selection of the participating nations.
- Make some bunting out of the flags of the participating nations.
- Invite friends or family to dress in the colours of the flag of one of the participating nations.
- Learn how to say hello in each of the participating nations’ languages.
- Play Eurovision bingo! Fill boards with things you would expect to see: ‘A country gets nil points/A performer uses a wind machine/Someone waves a flag into the camera’ and so on!
- Hold a sweepstake to predict the winning nation. In true Eurovision tradition, the winner gets to host the party next year!
Looking for more Eurovision resources?
Try this Eurovision map activity to test out students' map skills and knowledge of European country locations.
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For French language learning, engage students with these Eurovision-themed sentence builders and this exciting trapdoor activity.
Sample questions from the quiz:
How many countries are competing in this year’s contest?
Traditionally, the winner of the contest hosts it the following year. For what reason is last year’s winner not hosting this year’s contest?
Each nation awards two sets of points up to 12: one from a jury and one from the public vote. Therefore, what is the maximum number of points available?
