Today's Bing Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions & Answers
Bing Quiz of the day: ten fresh general-knowledge questions on geography, history, science, movies, music, sports and more, with the answer and a fun fact for every question. Play it free below, then grab today's verified Bing Homepage Quiz answers for Microsoft Rewards.
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Ten questions, three options each. Pick an answer to see if you were right and learn a quick fact. Your score appears at the end — can you get 10/10?
Today's Questions and Answers
Prefer to read? Here is the full set with every answer and explanation. Open “Show answer” only after you have guessed.
Today's set: · 10 questions · a new set every day
1 Food What is the main ingredient in guacamole?
- A Green pepper
- B Cucumber
- C Avocado
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✓ Answer: C. Avocado
Did you know? The word guacamole comes from the Nahuatl (Aztec) word 'ahuacamolli', meaning avocado sauce.
2 Animals How many hearts does an octopus have?
- A Two
- B Three
- C One
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✓ Answer: B. Three
Did you know? Two hearts pump blood to the gills and a third pumps it to the rest of the body; octopus blood is blue.
3 Geography Which strait separates Europe from Africa at its narrowest point?
- A Strait of Gibraltar
- B Strait of Dover
- C Bosporus
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✓ Answer: A. Strait of Gibraltar
Did you know? At its narrowest, the Strait of Gibraltar is about 14 km wide, linking the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
4 Holidays Which fall festival is associated with jack-o'-lanterns?
- A Easter
- B Halloween
- C Hanukkah
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✓ Answer: B. Halloween
Did you know? Jack-o'-lanterns were first carved from turnips in Ireland and Scotland before pumpkins took over in North America.
5 Art Which art movement is Salvador Dalí best known for?
- A Cubism
- B Surrealism
- C Impressionism
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✓ Answer: B. Surrealism
Did you know? Dalí's melting clocks in 'The Persistence of Memory' (1931) are among the most famous surrealist images.
6 Food Which country is the origin of sushi as we know it today?
- A Japan
- B Korea
- C China
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✓ Answer: A. Japan
Did you know? Modern nigiri sushi became popular as fast street food in Edo, now Tokyo, in the 19th century.
7 Geography Which U.S. state is made up entirely of islands?
- A Hawaii
- B Florida
- C Alaska
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✓ Answer: A. Hawaii
Did you know? Hawaii became the 50th U.S. state in 1959; its eight main islands were formed by volcanic hotspot activity.
8 Geography The Great Barrier Reef lies off the coast of which Australian state?
- A Western Australia
- B Queensland
- C Victoria
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✓ Answer: B. Queensland
Did you know? The reef system stretches for more than 2,300 km and is visible from space.
9 Science At sea level, water boils at what temperature in Celsius?
- A 90°C
- B 100°C
- C 110°C
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✓ Answer: B. 100°C
Did you know? At higher altitudes the air pressure is lower, so water boils at a lower temperature.
10 Food Which nut is used to make marzipan?
- A Walnut
- B Hazelnut
- C Almond
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✓ Answer: C. Almond
Did you know? Marzipan is a paste of ground almonds and sugar, popular in Europe around the holidays.
Today's Homepage Quiz Answers
Latest Bing Homepage Quiz set: September 30, 2026 — 3 verified questions: Which feature helps bearded reedlings balance on stems? · What do bearded reedlings mainly eat in summer months? · Where are bearded reedlings commonly found in Europe? See all the answers on today's answers page.
The Bing Homepage Quiz is the official three-question quiz tied to the daily Bing background image. We publish its verified answers every day, keep yesterday's set for late players, and give each of the other Microsoft Rewards quizzes its own answers page: Supersonic, Turbocharge, Warpspeed, Lightspeed, News and Entertainment.
What Is Bing Quiz?
Bing Quiz is the everyday name for the trivia quizzes that Microsoft runs on Bing.com and on the Microsoft Rewards dashboard. The best known is the Bing Homepage Quiz: every day Bing shows a new background photo — a national park, an animal, a landmark, a festival — and a short multiple-choice quiz asks about the place or story behind that image. Other formats come and go, including fast speed rounds, a weekly news quiz, an entertainment quiz and the “This or That” poll-style quiz.
People play Bing quizzes for two reasons: to learn something new in a couple of minutes, and to earn Microsoft Rewards points that can be exchanged for gift cards, Xbox content or charity donations. Because the official quizzes change daily and only appear for signed-in players in supported countries, many players look for two things: a daily quiz they can play anywhere, and the verified answers to the official set. BingQuiz.net provides both.
The daily quiz above is written by us, not copied from Microsoft: every question is fact-checked, comes with three options and ends with a short “Did you know?” explanation, and a new set of ten questions goes live every day.
How It Works
Playing the daily quiz on BingQuiz.net
- Press Start at the top of this page.
- Read each question and choose A, B or C. The correct answer turns green and a fact explains it.
- After ten questions you get your score. Come back tomorrow for a completely new set.
Playing the official Bing Homepage Quiz for Microsoft Rewards
- Sign in to Bing.com with the Microsoft account you use for Microsoft Rewards.
- Open the quiz from the daily homepage image (move the mouse under the search box, as Microsoft's Bing homepage guide explains) or from the quiz card on the Microsoft Rewards dashboard.
- Answer the three questions about today's image. Check today's verified answers if you get stuck.
- Your points are added to your Rewards balance once the quiz is complete.
Every Microsoft Rewards Quiz at a Glance
| Quiz | Questions | Typical points | Resets | Answers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bing Homepage Quiz | 3 | 10–30 | Daily | Today's answers |
| Supersonic Quiz | 3 (timed) | 30–45 | Daily | Supersonic answers |
| Turbocharge Quiz | 3 (timed) | 30–45 | Daily | Turbocharge answers |
| Warpspeed Quiz | 3 (timed) | 30–45 | Daily | Warpspeed answers |
| Lightspeed Quiz | 3 (timed) | 30–45 | Daily | Lightspeed answers |
| News Quiz | 5–10 | 10–50 | Weekly | News Quiz answers |
| Entertainment Quiz | 5–10 | 10–50 | Weekly | Entertainment answers |
| This or That | 10 | 10–50 | Weekly | This or That answers |
Points and availability vary by account level and country, and Microsoft rotates the cards, so you will not see every quiz every day. Each quiz page in the table keeps the latest verified set for that format.
How to Earn More Microsoft Rewards Points
- Play every day. Daily quizzes cannot be made up later, so a missed day is lost points.
- Stack the quizzes. The Homepage Quiz, a speed quiz and the weekly News Quiz together are worth far more than any single card.
- Stay signed in. Quizzes played while signed out give no points, even if you answer everything correctly.
- Check your region. Your Bing region should match your Microsoft Rewards country, or some cards will not appear.
- Keep your streak. Completing your daily set several days in a row can unlock streak bonuses on the Rewards dashboard.
- Bookmark this page. One tab gives you today's trivia and every verified answer.
Official sources: Microsoft's guide to earning points and its Rewards help page.
Quizzes From the Bing Homepage
Places and subjects that appeared in the Bing Homepage Quiz, turned into full quizzes with answers. Great practice for the daily set.
Popular topic quizzes
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Bing Quiz guides
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Quiz Categories
Want more practice? Every category below has its own set of questions and answers.
Not Working? Quick Fixes
- No quiz on the homepage: sign in, then open the Microsoft Rewards dashboard — the quiz cards are listed there even when the homepage link is hidden.
- Points not credited: make sure you finished every question, wait a few minutes and refresh the dashboard; each quiz counts once per day per account across all devices.
- Different questions from a friend: quizzes vary by country and by the time you open them; compare the date shown on our Homepage Quiz page.
- Quiz will not load: clear the cache, disable strict tracking or ad blocking for bing.com, or try another browser.
More fixes are in our Bing Quiz troubleshooting guide page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bing Quiz?
Bing Quiz is the name people use for the trivia quizzes on Bing.com and the Microsoft Rewards dashboard, led by the daily Bing Homepage Quiz that is based on the Bing background image. BingQuiz.net also publishes its own free 10-question quiz every day.
How do I play today's Bing Quiz?
On BingQuiz.net, press Start on today's quiz, pick A, B or C for each of the 10 questions and see your score at the end. For the official Bing Homepage Quiz, sign in to your Microsoft account, open Bing.com or the Microsoft Rewards dashboard and click the daily quiz card.
How many points do you get for a Bing Quiz?
Microsoft Rewards quizzes usually award between 10 and 50 points depending on the quiz type, your account level and your country. Points are only credited when you are signed in to your Microsoft account.
When does the Bing Quiz reset?
The Bing Homepage Quiz changes every day with the new Bing background image, around midnight U.S. Eastern Time. Our own daily quiz also gets a new 10-question set every day.
Where can I find today's Bing Homepage Quiz answers?
Today's verified Bing Homepage Quiz answers are on bingquiz.net/bing-homepage-quiz/, with yesterday's set on the same page.
Is BingQuiz.net an official Microsoft site?
No. BingQuiz.net is an independent trivia website. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Microsoft or Bing.
Do wrong answers cost Microsoft Rewards points?
It depends on the format. Some quizzes simply let you continue after a wrong pick, while others award points per correct answer, so checking the verified answers first helps you collect the full amount.