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Questions
- What did Mick Jagger become in 2003?
- Which British rock musician has appeared in the movies "Performance" (1968) and "Ned Kelly" (1970)?
- Sumatra is the fourth most inhabited island in world. In ancient times it was known as Swarnadwīpa. What does it mean?
- The name of this album is "History", and it was released by the record company Epic in 1995. What is the name of the artist?
- This artist's debut album was called "Got to Be There" and was released in 1971 by the record company Motown. What is his or her name?
- What is the volcano called which is located south of Quito and which with its 5897 metres is the highest summit in Ecuador?
- In what year was the Eurovision Song Contest organised for the first time?
- What is the maximum length of a song in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Which of the following artists has never participated in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Which year did Denmark, Austria and the UK join the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time?
- What African country has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What country has won the Eurovision Song Contest the most times?
- How many times has the UK won the Eurovision Song Contest?
- With what song did Sweden win the Eurovision Song Contest in 1984?
- What country has received the highest number of points in the Eurovision Song Contest when adding all the final scores together?
- What singer has won the Eurovision Song Contest twice?
- What country has come second most times in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What are "The Big Four" when it comes to the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What country has participated most times in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Why did Lebanon withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest in 2005?
- What country did the media in Jordan insist had won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1978 instead of Israel?
- Which of the Nordic countries has won the Eurovision Song Contest the most times?
- Which country had most national qualification rounds and semi-finals in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011?
- Which country has come last most times in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- When was the change made from a jury alone to a telephone voting system in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009?
- Who is the oldest winner ever of the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Who is the youngest person ever to have won the Eurovision Song Contest?
- How old was Sandra Kim when she won the final in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1986?
- What song was voted the best ever in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What historical person is mentioned in "Waterloo"?
- What title is the song "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu" by Domenico Modugno better known by?
- In what year did the Central and Eastern European countries first participate in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- How many performers were allowed to be on the stage at the same time in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2011?
- When did France last win the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What two countries made their debut in the Eurovision Contest in 2008?
- What country was until 2017 one of the least successful in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- In the Eurovision Song Contest in 1980, the Dutch singer Maggie MacNeal sang about a city - which one?
- The Canadian singer Céline Dion won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988 with the song "Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi". What country did she represent?
- What famous singer hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 1997 alongside Carrie Crowley?
- Who amongst these famous people has not been on the stage at the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What group has not participated in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- From what country came the man who unexpectedly jumped onto the stage whilst Spain was performing in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010?
- Why did Spain perform their song twice in 2010 Eurovision Song Contest final?
- What was Cliff Richard's contribution for the UK to the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest called?
- What number of points cannot be awarded at the Eurovision Song Contest?
- In what country was the Eurovision Song Contest's 50th anniversary held?
- What combination of factors statistically has the highest winning odds in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Which language was the most popular to perform in and had the most winning entries in the years 1956-1998 in ESC?
- Which of the four statements is true?
- In what decade did a group win the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time?
- In which of the following buildings has the Eurovision Song Contest never been hosted?
- How many people watched the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009?
- All these songs have silly titles, but nevertheless, all but one won the Eurovision Song Contest. Which one didn't?
- German singer Nicole surprised when she won the ESC final in 1982 with the song "Ein bisschen Frieden". What did she do?
- What was Norway's entry for the ESC 1980 about?
- What country has won the Eurovision Song Contest with the biggest points margin?
- What country has received 12 points most times in a Eurovision Song Contest final?
- What international singer participated in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1970?
- Julio Iglesias sang for Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1970. What job did he have before he became a singer?
- What did Turkish television do, the first time Cyprus sang in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What is the Irish commentator from the BBC called who is known for his cynic and sarcastic comments at the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What was Poland's best result ever in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Where was the ESC final held in 1992?
- Which of the following UK entries did not win the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What big European country did not participated in the Eurovision Song Contest 1998-2010?
- What boy band represented the UK at the ESC 2011?
- What was the title of the song that won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006?
- What was the Finish group called that won the ESC in 2006?
- What country has waited the longest to win the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What is the biggest live audience that has ever been present at a ESC final?
- Where was the biggest show for an ESC final held?
- What was the smallest location ever for an ESC final?
- The Greek Singer Nana Mouskouri participated in the Eurovision Song Contest for which country?
- What famous English/Australian actress has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- How many times has Denmark won the Eurovision Song Contest?
- How many points did the Czech Republic get in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2009?
- What was the best Czech result in the ESC?
- What Eurovision Song Contest show was the most expensive ever (before 2012)?
- What international star won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988?
- Who is the only head of state to have stood on the stage in a final of the Eurovision Song Contest
- What year were the rules changed to allow performers to use previously taped backing music for the Eurovision Song Contest?
- In 1969, victory was shared between four countries. Which were they?
- What famous Spanish artist produced the PR material for the Eurovision Song Contest final in 1969?
- What happened to the girls in the UK entry of the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981?
- Which country is highlighted on the map?
- This singer was no. 1 on the UK Singles Chart in 2008, as the first Welsh woman in 25 years. What is her name?
- Which of the following artists was not chosen to compete for the competition to find the best Eurovision Song Contest song throughout history?
- What is the record number of countries that has participated in a Eurovision Song Contest final (incl semi-finals)?
- How many times did the Spanish sing "la" in their song "La la la", with which they won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1968?
- Where was singer Karel Gott from who represented Austria at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1968?
- The American heavy band Slipknot sued a fast-food franchise in 2005. Which one?
- This band performs in horror movie-style masks and is called Slipknot. What is the name of their 1999 debut album?
- This band was politically active on behalf of the Democrats, and was led by vocalist Michael Stipe. What was their name?
- What is the name of the lead singer of the American rock band R.E.M.?
- In what year was the R.E.M. album "Automatic for the People" released?
- How many years passed between the release of the R.E.M. albums "Out of Time" and "Automatic for the People"?
- Which band member and co-founder left R.E.M. in 1997 after 17 active years as drummer?
- In music, the term crescendo refers to an increase in volume. What term refers to the opposite?
- The Clash were part of the punk wave of the 70's and 80's. What country were they from?
- "London Calling" from 1979 was this band's third LP, and is considered one of the best of its day. What is the name of the band?
- "Blowing in the Wind" is arguably the most famous Bob Dylan song. What album did it feature in?
- "Lay Lady Lay" was written by a major figure in musical the last five decades. Who?
- "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan is arguably the great rock 'n' roll song of all times. Which album did it feature on?
- Mark Knopfler is known for a distinctive part of his guitar technique. Which one?
- The band Gogol Bordello is named after Nikolai Gogol. Who was he?
- What is the name of Jennifer Lopez' debut album from 1999?
- What was the conductor Ronnie Hazlehurst aporting when conducting Great Britain's 1977 entry in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- Which year was the first year a semi-final was introduced in the Eurovision Song Contest?
- What was the theme for the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in Turkey?
- For the 1969 Eurovisiong Song Contest, Salomé wore a dress made out a particular material. Which one?
- Which well-known girl band had the hits "Bills, Bills, Bills", "Say My Name" and "Survivor"?
- Will Smith is known for his profanity-free lyrics, but he has used the F-word in one of his songs. Which one?
- The American actor and rapper Will Smith owns a house in a Scandinavian country. Which one?
- What is the name of Fergie's debut album?
- She featured on the TV-show Kids Incorporated, was part of the girl band Wild Orchid and released her solo album "The Dutchess" in 2006. What is the name of this artist?
- Which composer wrote the operas "Rigoletto" (1851), "Aida" (1871) and "Othello" (1887)?
- With which opera did the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi have his popular breakthrough in 1842?
- Which of the following operas by Wagner is not part of the tetralogy "Der Rings des Nibelungen" (The Ring of the Nibelung)?
- The tetralogy "Der Ring des Nibelungen" (The Ring of the Nibelung" by Wagner is based on characters and themes from a certain mythology. Which on?
- The opera "Tristan and Isolde" premiered in 1865 and is considered its composer's best stand-alone piece. What is the name of the composer?
- This composer wrote a well-known orchestral piece based on the novel Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. What was the name of the composer?
- Which composer wrote the operas "Elektra" (1909), "Der Rosenkavalier" (1911) and "Intermezzo" (1924)?
- Which well-known German composer wrote his "9th Symphony" while totally deaf?
- What has Beethoven's 9th Symphony become a symbol of?
- He was born in Bonn and composed "Für Elise". What was his name?
- Which group of animals does this animal belong to?
- Where did Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark first meet?
- Where in Australia does Crown Princess Mary of Denmark come from?
- Which country houses the oldest continual monarchy in the world?
- What did Prince Daniel of Sweden do before he married Crown Princess Victoria?
- Where did Prince William propose to Kate Middleton?
- What commemorative coin was produced to mark the engagement of Prince William to Kate Middleton?
- At what university did Prince William and Kate Middleton meet?
- How many children do HRH the Crown Princess and HRH the Crown Prince of Denmark have?
- At what prestigious American university did Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden study?
- What color is Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands associated with?
- In the film "The Prince and Me", what country does the prince come from?
- In the film "Coming to America" , what fictitious African country is Eddie Murphy's character Akeem a Crown Prince from?
- What did Prince Albert of Monaco's fiancee Charlene Wittstock use to compete in internationally?
- Sarah Ferguson who used to be married to Prince Andrew is particularly known for her advertisment of which brand?
- What type of dogs does Queen Elizabeth II have?
- Princess Caroline of Monaco is married to the German Prince Ernst August. What is he prince of?
- How many guests were invited to the wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton?
- Both Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her husband Ari Behn are authors. On which theme did Märtha Louise write a book?
- Which actress won an Oscar for her role as Queen Elizabeth II in the film "The Queen"?
- What club did Prince Albert tour Europe and the Middle East with whilst studying at Amherst?
- How many times has Prince Albert competed for Monaco in the Winter Olympics?
- What royalty has recorded a song with Michael Jackson?
- When Princesss Di died, Elton John recorded a special version of his hit song "Candle in the Wind". How many copies were sold?
- Which living monarch has been on the throne the longest?
- When Norway gained full independence from Sweden in 1905, the country "imported" a king from abroad. His Norwegian name was Haakon, but what was he originally called?
- A few years ago, Prince Harry caused a minor scandal when he turned up for a costume party dressed as what?
- In the Oscar-winning film "The King's Speech", what king does Colin Firth portray?
- Princess Catherine, wife of Prince William, used to work as a fashion buyer for a retail fashion brand. Which one?
- Prince Charles is Prince of Wales, Prince Andrew is Duke of York. What is Prince Edward's title?
- Which was the last country to abolish its monarchy?
- Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was his country's prime minister 2001-2005. Between 1943 and 1946, he was the (minor) monarch of the same country. Which nation are we talking about?
- Grace Kelly, the film-star wife of Rainier of Monaco, died suddendly in 1982. How did she die?
- American film star Grace Kelly was married to Rainier of Monaco. Where did they meet?
- How many sovereign states does Queen Elizabeth II reign over?
- What did the Australians send the new-born Prince Christian of Denmark?
- Approximately how many tv-viewers world-wide tuned in for Lady Di's funeral?
- In what church did Prince Charles and Lady Di get married?
- What European country is reigned by not one, but 2 co-princes?
- Who is the only reigning monarch to be elected in regular intervals by popular vote?
- Queen Beatrix is the queen regnant of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which is made up of 4 nations. Which of the below is not part of the Kingdom?
- Which is the biggest palace in the world still in use by a head of state?
- How many bathrooms will you find in Buckingham Palace?
- Five monarchies in Europe have eliminated male preference for the throne - i.e. the first-born, whether boy or girl, automatically becomes the heir. Which of these countries is not amongst them?
- Who topped Forbes 2008 "20 Hottest Young Royals" list?
- When did Queen Elizabeth celebrate her Golden Jubilee, i.e. 50 years on the throne?
- What South American country rejected an attempt to restore its monarchy in the 1990s?
- Crown Prince Haakon's marriage to Mette-Marit caused headlines for various reasons. What was one of them?
- Albert is King of the Belgians. How many official languages does the country have?
- How many wedding cakes did Prince Charles and Lady Di have for their wedding?
- How many people crowded the streets of Stockholm to celebrate the Royal wedding between Victoria and Daniel on 19 June 2010?
- Most African states are republics, but a few monarchies remain. Which of the following countries still has a sovereign monarchy?
- How many monarchies were there in Europe as of 2010?
- The Greek royal family lives in exile in London. When were they ousted from Greece?
- During her reign, Queen Elizabeth II has received many unusual gifts, including live animals, one of which was a sloth. From which country was it donated?
- Queen Elizabeth II has introduced a new breed of dog when she mated her beloved corgis with what breed?
- According to a statute from 1324, what does Queen Elizabeth II technically still own?
- According to betting firm Victor Chandler, on which song was the odds for it being the opening dance for Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding 1/5?
- For Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding, after first having been deemed "in poor taste", what souvenir item did Buckingham Palace accept as an official Royal Wedding memorabilia anyway after a change of heart?
- What is the name of the puppeteer, who carves the wooden doll Pinocchio in Walt Disney's film of the same name from 1940?
- 'Pinocchio' is a Walt Disney animated film about a wooden string doll. What grows every time he lies?
- Walt Disney's film about Pinocchio premiered in 1940, but was based on a story written by a European author in 1880. What was his name?
- Which actress was also known for a (supposed) affair with President Kennedy?
- Dustin Lee Hoffman is a famous American actor, but what did he also work as for a while?
- Bruce Willis is known for his roles as a cop, assasin and military man, but also plays an instrument. Which one?
- Peter Jackson directed the film 'King Kong' in 2005. He lost something during the filming, however. What?
- In 1973, this actor was the biggest taxpayer in the Us. Who is he?
- The actor and singer Jon Bon Jovi's mother is called Carol Sharkey. What was she one of the very first of?
- Time of release
- What is Nicolas Cage's uncle called?
- How many films has Martin Scorsese made with Robert de Niro?
- What is the band called that we follow in the film 'Almost Famous' from 2000?
- Which film is Robert Altman's longest?
- Jude Law plays the leading role in the remake of 'Alfie', but who plays the role in the original version?