How Well Do You Know Eurovision's Big 5? The Grandi Cinque's Karma Quiz

Being a Big 5 refers to the five countries (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom) that automatically qualify for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest. This means that these countries do not have to compete in the semi-finals and are guaranteed a spot in the final. Therefore, the correct answer "Going directly to the final" explains the privilege that the Big 5 countries have in the Eurovision Song Contest.

Italy is the favorite to win this year because it is the only option provided in the given list.

The Big 5 refers to the five countries (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom) that are automatically qualified for the Eurovision Song Contest final every year. This special status is granted because these countries are the biggest financial contributors to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which organizes the competition. Their higher financial contributions allow them to bypass the semi-finals and directly compete in the final, ensuring their participation every year.

"The Land of Fire" is a nickname given to Azerbaijan. This nickname is derived from the country's rich history of oil and natural gas reserves, as well as the presence of eternal flames in the country's natural gas fields. Azerbaijan is known for its fiery energy resources and has been referred to as "The Land of Fire" for centuries.

The correct answer is 1 because the question is asking for the total number of wins that the Big 5 has had since they became the Big 5. The other options (8, 6, and 4) are not relevant to the question and do not provide the total number of wins.

The correct answer is "She likes K-pop". This suggests that Jamie-Lee Kriewitz dresses in a certain way because she has an interest in K-pop, a genre of popular music originating from South Korea. This implies that her fashion choices may be influenced by the style and fashion trends associated with K-pop culture.

Loreen didn't make it to the final because she was eliminated at the Second Chance round.

"Love Shine A Light" is the correct answer because it was the UK's last winning song in the Eurovision Song Contest. The song was performed by Katrina and the Waves and won the contest in 1997. It is a well-known and popular song that gained international recognition and remains a memorable moment in the UK's Eurovision history.

Turkey is the correct answer because it withdrew from the competition due to the unfair jury vote, showing dissatisfaction with the outcome. On the other hand, Italy lost the first place due to the same unfair jury vote but still chose to participate, indicating their commitment to the competition despite the unfairness.

France managed the last top 10 success for the Big 5 in 2016.

The correct answer is ability to stand up after a piece of clothing being pulled away. This suggests that Edurne and Madonna are able to maintain their composure and continue performing even when faced with unexpected wardrobe malfunctions. This skill demonstrates their professionalism and ability to handle unexpected situations on stage.

The Big 5 phenomenon started in 2000. This suggests that before the year 2000, the Big 5 did not exist.

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Sweden has only failed to qualify for the finals once, and that was with Anna Bergendahl.

Patricia Kaas received the 8th place in the Eurovision contest.

The explanation for the correct answer "All of the above" is that Javine and her catchy song didn't win because she wasn't representing Turkey, Greece, or any other country apart from the UK. The question implies that Javine and her song were not the winning entry in a competition, and the answer suggests that the reason for this is because she was not representing any of the mentioned countries, but instead representing the UK.

Ruth Lorenzo was in The X Factor UK before Eurovision.

Elodie Gossuin, the French spokesperson, made a mistake or failed in some way while presenting the French entry in 2016.

The correct answer is 2. This suggests that the Big 5, which refers to the five largest financial contributors to the Eurovision Song Contest (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom), have received the lowest possible score of zero points on two occasions. This implies that despite their financial contributions, their performances or songs have failed to resonate with the voting audience or the jury.

OGAE expected Molly, the 2014 contestant, to end up in the top 5.

Lee is the correct answer because the question asks for the Blue member who had trouble hitting a high note and showed disappointment on his face. Since Lee is the only Blue member mentioned in the options, he must be the one who fits this description.