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A free Bing Quiz of the day: ten brand-new trivia questions every day on history, geography, science, art and more, built from Wikipedia’s featured content for today, each with the answer, a fun fact and its source. Pick an answer to see if you were right; your score appears at the end — can you get 10/10? Then grab today's verified Bing Homepage Quiz answers or play today's Bing News Quiz.

Today's Trivia Questions and Answers

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Today's set: · 10 questions · facts from Wikipedia’s featured content for today

  1. 1 Movies & TV On this day in 1927, which film became one of the first feature-length movies with synchronized recorded music and lip-synchronous singing?

    • A The Singing Fool
    • B Show Boat
    • C The Jazz Singer
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    ✓ Answer: C. The Jazz Singer

    Did you know? The Jazz Singer featured six songs performed by Al Jolson and effectively marked the end of the silent film era.

    Source: Wikipedia

  2. 2 Space On this day in 1995, astronomers Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz reported discovering the first exoplanet around which type of star?

    • A A white dwarf star
    • B A main-sequence star
    • C A red giant star
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    ✓ Answer: B. A main-sequence star

    Did you know? The planet was discovered orbiting 51 Pegasi, and Mayor later shared the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics for this achievement.

    Source: Wikipedia

  3. 3 Inventions On this day in 2010, which photo-sharing application was founded?

    • A Pinterest
    • B Snapchat
    • C Instagram
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    ✓ Answer: C. Instagram

    Did you know? Instagram allows users to upload media edited with filters and organized by hashtags and geographical locations.

    Source: Wikipedia

  4. 4 Music On this day in 1898, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the largest American music fraternity, was founded at which music institution?

    • A Curtis Institute of Music
    • B Juilliard School
    • C New England Conservatory of Music
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    ✓ Answer: C. New England Conservatory of Music

    Did you know? The fraternity was founded by Ossian Everett Mills and emphasizes music in its collegiate mission.

    Source: Wikipedia

  5. 5 History On this day in 1683, immigrant families from which European country founded Germantown, Pennsylvania?

    • A Netherlands
    • B Germany
    • C Switzerland
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    ✓ Answer: B. Germany

    Did you know? Germantown was originally an independent borough before being absorbed into Philadelphia in 1854.

    Source: Wikipedia

  6. 6 Space On this day in 1990, Space Shuttle Discovery launched and deployed which space probe to study the Sun?

    • A SOHO
    • B Helios
    • C Ulysses
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    ✓ Answer: C. Ulysses

    Did you know? The Ulysses probe was designed to study the Sun's polar regions during the STS-41 mission.

    Source: Wikipedia

  7. 7 Geography On this day in 2007, Jason Lewis completed the first human-powered circumnavigation of which geographic feature?

    • A North America
    • B The Earth
    • C The Atlantic Ocean
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    ✓ Answer: B. The Earth

    Did you know? Lewis was also the first person to cross the Pacific Ocean by pedal power in 2000.

    Source: Wikipedia

  8. 8 Aviation On this day in 1977, the first prototype of which Soviet fighter aircraft made its maiden flight?

    • A Mikoyan MiG-31
    • B Sukhoi Su-27
    • C Mikoyan MiG-29
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    ✓ Answer: C. Mikoyan MiG-29

    Did you know? The MiG-29 was developed as an air superiority fighter to counter American aircraft like the F-15 Eagle.

    Source: Wikipedia

  9. 9 Literature On this day in 2022, which French writer was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature?

    • A Simone de Beauvoir
    • B Annie Ernaux
    • C Marguerite Duras
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    ✓ Answer: B. Annie Ernaux

    Did you know? Ernaux was recognized for the clinical acuity with which she uncovers the roots of personal memory in her mostly autobiographical work.

    Source: Wikipedia

  10. 10 Geography On this day in 1987, which island nation in the South Pacific became a republic?

    • A Vanuatu
    • B Samoa
    • C Fiji
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    ✓ Answer: C. Fiji

    Did you know? Fiji is an archipelagic country in Melanesia consisting of more than 330 islands.

    Source: Wikipedia

Yesterday's Bing Quiz Answers

Missed a day? Here is yesterday's full set with the correct answer to every question. It stays here until the next set goes live, so you can check how you would have scored.

Yesterday's set: · 10 questions with the correct answer and a short explanation

  1. 1 Music On this day in 1962, which British rock band released their debut single 'Love Me Do'?

    ✓ Answer: A. The Beatles

    Why: When 'Love Me Do' was originally released in the United Kingdom on October 5, 1962, it peaked at number 17, but later topped the charts in Australia and New Zealand. Source

  2. 2 Art On this day in 1962, which spy film starring Sean Connery premiered as the first James Bond movie?

    ✓ Answer: B. Dr. No

    Why: Dr. No was directed by Terence Young and adapted from Ian Fleming's 1958 novel by multiple writers including Richard Maibaum. Source

  3. 3 Inventions On this day in 2021, Microsoft released which Windows operating system to the general public?

    ✓ Answer: A. Windows 11

    Why: Windows 11 is available as a free upgrade for devices running Windows 10 that meet its system requirements. Source

  4. 4 Space On this day in 1931, which American aviator nicknamed 'Upside-Down Pangborn' completed the first nonstop flight across the Pacific Ocean?

    ✓ Answer: A. Clyde Pangborn

    Why: Pangborn and co-pilot Hugh Herndon Jr. flew their plane, the Miss Veedol, on this historic flight across the Pacific. Source

  5. 5 Space On this day in 1984, which Canadian became the first Canadian in space?

    ✓ Answer: C. Marc Garneau

    Why: Marc Garneau was a Canadian Armed Forces officer who went on to fly three Space Shuttle missions and later serve as president of the Canadian Space Agency. Source

  6. 6 History On this day in 1947, President Harry Truman made a historic first by delivering which type of address from the White House?

    ✓ Answer: A. The first televised Oval Office address

    Why: Oval Office addresses are considered among the most solemn settings for a presidential speech and are typically delivered to announce major policy initiatives or during national emergencies. Source

  7. 7 Art On this day in 1970, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) was founded in the United States. What does PBS stand for?

    ✓ Answer: B. Public Broadcasting Service

    Why: PBS is a nonprofit organization and the most prominent provider of educational programs to public television stations in the United States. Source

  8. 8 Space On this day in 1905, the Wright brothers set a new world record flight in their Wright Flyer III. How long was the flight?

    ✓ Answer: A. 24 miles in 39 minutes

    Why: The Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur Wright, made the first controlled, sustained flight of an engine-powered aircraft on December 17, 1903. Source

  9. 9 People On this day in 1903, who became the first Chief Justice of Australia?

    ✓ Answer: C. Samuel Griffith

    Why: Samuel Griffith served as Chief Justice of Australia from 1903 to 1919 and also played a key role in drafting the Australian Constitution. Source

  10. 10 History On this day in 1936, approximately how many men began the Jarrow March from Jarrow to London?

    ✓ Answer: A. Around 200 men

    Why: The Jarrow March, also known as the Jarrow Crusade, was an organized protest against unemployment and poverty following the 1934 closure of Palmer's shipyard. Source

How Did You Score?

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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.

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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 homepage quiz about the Bing background image. BingQuiz.net also publishes its own free 10-question quiz every day.

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Our daily quiz has 10 multiple-choice questions with three options each. Microsoft's official image quiz on Bing.com has three questions about the day's background photo, and Microsoft's speed quizzes and News Quiz use their own formats, listed in the table above.

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Our Bing Quiz gets a new 10-question set every day, and the previous set stays on this page with its answers. Microsoft's official quizzes reset on their own schedule; the daily image quiz changes with the new Bing photo at midnight U.S. Pacific Time.

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