Eurovision Song Contest - 1

Nicole is the correct answer because she performed the German winning song "Ein Bisschen Frieden" in 1982.

Island is the correct answer because it is the only Nordic country that has never won the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC). While Norway, Finland, and Sweden have all achieved victory in the competition at least once, Iceland has yet to claim the top spot.

Bobbysocks is the correct answer because they won the Eurovision Song Contest for Norway in 1985. The duo, consisting of Elisabeth Andreassen and Hanne Krogh, performed the song "La det swinge" which became a huge hit and brought Norway its first victory in the competition. Dollie de Luxe, Just 4 Fun, and Secret Garden did not win the Eurovision Song Contest in 1985.

Celine Dion participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988 representing Switzerland.

Marokko is the correct answer because it is the only African country that has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC). While many African countries are eligible to compete in the ESC as members of the European Broadcasting Union, Marokko is the only one that has actually taken part in the competition.

Rusland is the correct answer because Denmark won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2000, but the question is asking for the country that came in second place.

Cliff Richard has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) twice.

Denmark debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1957.

Sandie Shaw was the first winner for Storbritannien.

In 1973, the group Mocedades achieved a huge hit with the song "Eres Tú".

Frankrig achieved the same number of points as Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) 1991, securing the second place.

In 2004, the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) introduced the concept of semifinals for the first time. Prior to this year, all participating countries would directly compete in the final. The addition of semifinals allowed for a larger number of countries to participate in the contest, as it provided a way to filter out the entries and select the best ones for the final. Therefore, 2004 marks the year when the semifinal format was first implemented in the ESC.

In 1969, there were four winners announced.

In the 90s, Ireland won the Eurovision Song Contest four times.

Nana Mouskouri participated in the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest representing Luxembourg.

In 1963, the jury from Norway changed their points, resulting in Denmark winning.

In 1997, EBU (European Broadcasting Union) attempted telephone voting for the first time. This suggests that prior to 1997, EBU did not utilize telephone voting as a method for conducting their voting process.

The correct answer is 1998. This suggests that the last time the big orchestra performed was in 1998.

In 1983, Spain and Turkey received 0 points at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC). This means that they did not receive any votes from the participating countries. It is possible that their performances were not well-received by the audience or the jury, resulting in the lack of points.

Spanien vandt som det første land to gange i træk. This means that Spain was the first country to win two times in a row.