The Eurovision Times – The summer remains a terrible time for Eurovision fans as it’s the season without any news. So the Eurovision times team has come up with a new game: a Trivia Quiz on European history, geography, culture and on Eurovision. First day and first questions!
Each day, for a full week, we will publish ten questions of different difficulty. The first question will be the easiest and will be worth 1pt. The tenth question will be the toughest and will be worth 12pts!
Most questions will have answers around the Internet but not on Wikipedia. In a perfect world, there’s no need to cheat and look online but since there’s just no way for us to verify who looked where, there is no rule that says you can’t look online. After all, this quiz is only a summer fun game and if you end up learning something it’s good enough. We will be very suspicious though if you get every answer right every day!
After the week (and an extra week for people to vote in case they were busy one day or a few during the week), the points of each participant will be counted and we’ll announce a winner. What will he or she win? Not much, except the title of the Douze Points Trivia Quiz champion for a year, which is definitely something!
Of course, in the comment section you won’t get to give hints to one another or worse, give an answer. But you’ll still get to use the questions as excuses for more broad discussion.
~ MONDAY ~
01 In the classic Finnish story books for kids, who is Moomintroll’s best friend?
02 Acum is mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086AD. Which British city is this now in?
03 When was the last time Switzerland lead on the scoreboard in Eurovision?
04 What would you expect the Azeri settlers the Molokans to drink?
05 Which are the three largest Spanish islands by population?
06 In Michael Moore’s Sicko, what Eurovision song can be heard?
07 Picture of the day: in which European country was it taken?
08 Which Italian Eurovision singer was disqualified from San Remo for using playback?
10 Of which Greek poet the French communist poet Aragon said “he is the most important poet of our times”?
12 The archeology department of the University of Edinburgh is recreating a Chalcolithic village in which European country?
Picture of the day:
Now it’s your turn to play! You’ll get to give your answers by email on our new address, eurovisiontimesesc@gmail.com or via the feedback messagery below!
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By Eurovision 2020 I reckon we will collectively be the most unbeatable pub quiz team in Europe.
I reckon we might!
Oh dear, the questions are difficult and I do not have the time to search for the answers. Well, I shall try to follow the articles and the comments as best I can. I’ve alreadt learned new stuff just from reading what people wrote. :)
you dont need to google all answers, if everyone did, we’ll get everyone at 58pts daily! you can just submit what you know ;)
By the way,when i googled it,i read that Molokans lived in Armenia. :p
will you not play for the other set of questions?
I will in time. :)