A Bluffer's Guide to Eurovision: The Interactive Prize Quiz!
Since Eurovision began in Switzerland and finally made its way back there in 1989, Boom Bang a Blog has decided to mark this momentous occasion with a spectacular* prize competition. Below you will find an interactive quiz containing 34 questions, one question for each of the first 34 Eurovision Song Contests.
If you've been reading A Bluffer's Guide to Eurovision, then the answer to each question is somewhere inside the entry for that year. Anyone who gets all 34 questions correct will find details of how to apply for the mystery Boom Bang a Blog prize. How exciting!
Well, what are you waiting for? Click on the two lady skiers below and get cracking!
It's just like playing a really expensive Eurovision game on the Wii, except it costs you nought pence and it's on Boom Bang a Blog.
* For 'spectacular' read 'not all that spectacular at all, but still worth winning'.
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