12 Days of the Silly Season - Answers!
And the moment you have been waiting for… the answers to the 12 Days of the Silly Season activity! Firstly, a recap of the questions/clues and playlists… Then the answers below!
All the Days and Playlists:
A nice easy one to get you started, this entry was a first in what way?
SOMETIMES IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THE POINTS - WHAT DO THESE ENTRIES HAVE IN COMMON?
Some Eurovision royalty have met actual royalty - what do these artists have in common?
Sometimes you have unfinished business - what do these artists have in common?
There are other important roles outside of the artist shown to the audience - what links these entries together?
It takes a team to bring an entry to the contest, sometimes they work on multiple entries - what do these have in common?
Not all performers are created equal - What do these 7 have in common?
There's no place like home - What do these performers have in common?
You don’t always get it right! - what do these entries have in common?
What unseen synchronicity unites these performers?
The stage beckons - What do these performers have in common?
The right placement can mean everything - what do these songs have in common?
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The answers are below, click the arrow on the right of each Day to reveal them.
Please note, there may be different answers which are correct - not all answers will be listed.
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There are a few correct answers, such as:
Estonia’s first win.The first win from an ex-soviet country.
And more.
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Both songs won the contest on 31 points.
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All entrants have met King Charles of the United Kingdom.
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All artists have attempted to return to the contest via a national final unsuccessfully.
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All entries have the same conductor, Noel Kelehan.
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All songs were written/co-written by Alex Papaconstantinou.
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These are singer-songwriters (they wrote and performed their entry)
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The entrant of the host country was born in the city where the contest was held.
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All of these entries finished last in that year.
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All performers were born on the 10th day of the month.
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All performers were later hosts of Eurovision Song Contests.
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The position they performed in the running order, was the position they finished on the leaderboard.