Eurovision Dreams and Challenges

Lars and Sigrit, known as Fire Saga, have always dreamed of winning the Eurovision Song Contest. Despite being ridiculed by their fellow Icelanders and facing personal challenges, they are chosen to represent Iceland. As they prepare for the competition, they confront criticism, focus on their goals, and navigate personal dynamics, all while maintaining their determination to prove themselves.

What is the lifelong dream of Lars and Sigrit?

• To open a music school

• To travel the world

• To win the Eurovision Song Contest

• To become famous actors

How does Lars feel about his father's opinion of him?

• He knows his father supports him

• He believes his father is proud

• He thinks his father is indifferent

• He feels his father is ashamed

What is the scale of the Eurovision Song Contest?

• 5 countries and 10 million viewers

• 100 countries and 1 billion viewers

• 42 countries and 180 million viewers

• 10 countries and 50 performers

What advice is given to Sigrit and Lars regarding their performance?

• To focus on their costumes

• To stay focused and avoid distractions

• To change their music style

• To hire a new manager

What is the concern about romance within bands?

• It can ruin the band

• It strengthens the band

• It has no effect on the band

• It makes the band more popular

Which famous bands are mentioned as examples of romance affecting them?

• The Beatles and The Rolling Stones

• Fleetwood Mac and Ace of Base

• ABBA and Queen

• U2 and Coldplay

What is Lars determined to prove to Iceland?

• That he can become a solo artist

• That his life hasn't been a waste

• That he can win a Nobel Prize

• That he can become a politician

What is the attitude of Fire Saga towards their chances at Eurovision?

• They are confident of winning

• They are giving up

• They are determined to succeed

• They are unsure about participating

What does Lars want to prove to his father?

• That he can become a famous actor

• That he can win a sports championship

• That his life has value

• That he can become a scientist

What is the final message of encouragement given to Lars?

• To stop dreaming

• To give up on Eurovision

• To keep dreaming and fighting

• To change his career