Strictly Come Dancing Quiz (Round 3)
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Published 18th October 2020
In celebration of the start of the latest series of Strictly I've produced a new quiz for you to enjoy. I will be testing you with more as the series progresses so keep an eye out.
Questions:
1) Who is the ‘voice’ of Strictly Come Dancing?
2) Which contestant has returned for the 2020 series after having to withdraw through injury on the first show last season?
3) Jason Bell has been paired with Luba Mushtuk, but in which sport did he excel?
4) Max George of the band The Wanted is in the 2020 series, but which band member was a previous winner?
5) Anton Du Beke has been a professional dancer on the show from the beginning but has only managed to be runner-up once, who was his partner on that occasion?
6) Who was the first professional to win the show twice?
7) Which professional dancer retired from the show when, following four successive runners up finishes in five seasons, they finally won the show?
8) After Anton, the longest serving professional was Brendan Cole. How many times did he win the competition?
Answers:
1) Who is the ‘voice’ of Strictly Come Dancing?
Alan Dedicoat
2) Which contestant has returned for the 2020 series after having to withdraw through injury on the first show last season?
Jamie Laing
3) Jason Bell has been paired with Luba Mushtuk, but in which sport did he excel?
American Football
4) Max George of the band The Wanted is in the 2020 series, but which band member was a previous winner?
Jay McGuinness
5) Anton Du Beke has been a professional dancer on the show from the beginning but has only managed to be runner-up once, who was his partner on that occasion?
Emma Barton
6) Who was the first professional to win the show twice?
Aliona Vilani
7) Which professional dancer retired from the show when, following four successive runners up finishes in five seasons, they finally won the show?
Kevin Clifton
8) After Anton, the longest serving professional was Brendan Cole. How many times did he win the competition?
Once