UK and "The Eurovision Song Contest"

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1. "The Eurovision Song Contest" began in 1956, who represented the UK that year? No One David Whitfield Ronnie Hilton Dickie Valentine

2. The UK's first entry was in 1957 when Patricia Bredin sang which song? Everything Something Nothing All

3. When was the Contest first held in the UK? 1960 1962 1961 1963

4. In 1959 the UK's winning entry was 'Sing Little Birdie," who were the singers? Mik and Griff The Kaye Sisters The Beverley Sisters Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson

5. Who sang the UK's first winning entry in 1967? Sandie Shaw Lulu Clodagh Rodgers Sonia

6. Who is the only singer to represent the UK in two consecutive years? Cliff Richard Kenneth McKellar Matt Monro Ronnie Carroll

7. In 1968 Cliff Richard came in second with the song 'Congratulations', he missed winning by how many points? 1 point 3 points 2 points 4 points

8. The UK won in 1969 when Lulu came first with 'Boom Bang a Bang', but she had to share first place with three other countries, who were they? Germany, Finland, and Portugal Ireland, Italy, and Austria Switzerland, Sweden, and Norway Spain, Holland, and France

9. In 1970 the UK entry was sung by Mary Hopkin. Which Beatle had suggested a couple of years earlier that she sign with their record company Apple? John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison Ringo Starr

10. Five years after Cliff Richard lost by just one point he represented the UK again with what song? Power to the People Power to All Our Freinds Power of Love Power Games

11. At which British sea-side town was the contest held when it was threatened with disruption by the I.R.A.? Blackpool Skegness Clacton Brighton

12. In 1974 the winners were ABBA, but who sang the UK entry? Olivia Newton-John Kathy Kirby Clodagh Rodgers Sandie Shaw

13. Which usually backing group was the UK's entry in 1975? The Dreamers The Shadows The Pacemakers The Dakotas

14. In 1976 the UK won for the second time the song was 'Save Your Kisses For Me', the singers were Brotherhood of Man, but where was the contest held? The Netherlands France Germany Spain

15. Cheryl Baker was one quarter of Bucks Fizz when they won the contest in 1981, three years earlier she had been part of which other Eurovision entry? Co Co Prima Donna Black Lace Bardo

16. In 1984 the UK entry was booed by the audience when the contest took place in the Netherlands, why? They claimed they couldn't hear the words They claimed it was similar to another song They claimed the group couldn't sing They claimed the group was miming

17. Which red-headed singer came second in 1993 with the song 'Better the Devil You Know' Mick Hucknall Cilla Black Sonia Lulu

18. In 1994 Frances Ruffelle sang 'We Will Be Free' what was the alternative title? Lovers Symphony Lonely Symphony Symphony for Lovers Symphony for the Lonely

19. Which group had the same name as their song title in 1995? In The Groove Love City Groovy Love City Love City Groove

20. Gina who? represented the UK in 1996? G C B D

21. Katrina and the _______ sang the last winning entry for the UK in 1997? Answer: (in the sea or in your hair)

22. What was the name of the all girl group which represented the UK in 1999? Precious Valuable Priceless Dearest

23. This entry for 2000 holds the dubious record of being the lowest placed UK entry, where did it finish? 18th 15th 16th 17th

24. Which Pop Idol contestant represented the UK in the last Contest (2002)? Will Smith Rosie Ribbons Jessica Garlick Gareth Gates

25. The UK has won "The Eurovision Song Contest" five times, how many times have they finished in 2nd place? 14 15 16 17