Today's Bing Quiz: 10 Trivia Questions & Answers
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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
Prefer to read? Here is the full set with every answer and explanation. Open “Show answer” only after you have guessed.
Written and fact-checked by the BingQuiz.net editorial team · every answer links to its source · How we make the quiz · Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we fix it on the page.
Today's set: · 10 questions · facts from Wikipedia’s featured content for today
1 Music On this day in 1962, which British rock band released their debut single 'Love Me Do'?
- A The Beatles
- B The Rolling Stones
- C The Who
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✓ Answer: A. The Beatles
Did you know? 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: Wikipedia
2 Art On this day in 1962, which spy film starring Sean Connery premiered as the first James Bond movie?
- A From Russia with Love
- B Dr. No
- C Goldfinger
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✓ Answer: B. Dr. No
Did you know? Dr. No was directed by Terence Young and adapted from Ian Fleming's 1958 novel by multiple writers including Richard Maibaum.
Source: Wikipedia
3 Inventions On this day in 2021, Microsoft released which Windows operating system to the general public?
- A Windows 11
- B Windows 12
- C Windows 10
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✓ Answer: A. Windows 11
Did you know? Windows 11 is available as a free upgrade for devices running Windows 10 that meet its system requirements.
Source: Wikipedia
4 Space On this day in 1931, which American aviator nicknamed 'Upside-Down Pangborn' completed the first nonstop flight across the Pacific Ocean?
- A Clyde Pangborn
- B Charles Lindbergh
- C Amelia Earhart
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✓ Answer: A. Clyde Pangborn
Did you know? Pangborn and co-pilot Hugh Herndon Jr. flew their plane, the Miss Veedol, on this historic flight across the Pacific.
Source: Wikipedia
5 Space On this day in 1984, which Canadian became the first Canadian in space?
- A Chris Hadfield
- B Robert Thirsk
- C Marc Garneau
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✓ Answer: C. Marc Garneau
Did you know? 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: Wikipedia
6 History On this day in 1947, President Harry Truman made a historic first by delivering which type of address from the White House?
- A The first televised Oval Office address
- B The first radio address
- C The first written message
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✓ Answer: A. The first televised Oval Office address
Did you know? 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: Wikipedia
7 Art On this day in 1970, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) was founded in the United States. What does PBS stand for?
- A Public Basic Service
- B Public Broadcasting Service
- C Public Broadcast System
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✓ Answer: B. Public Broadcasting Service
Did you know? PBS is a nonprofit organization and the most prominent provider of educational programs to public television stations in the United States.
Source: Wikipedia
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?
- A 24 miles in 39 minutes
- B 30 miles in 45 minutes
- C 12 miles in 20 minutes
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✓ Answer: A. 24 miles in 39 minutes
Did you know? The Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur Wright, made the first controlled, sustained flight of an engine-powered aircraft on December 17, 1903.
Source: Wikipedia
9 People On this day in 1903, who became the first Chief Justice of Australia?
- A Richard O'Connor
- B Edmund Barton
- C Samuel Griffith
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✓ Answer: C. Samuel Griffith
Did you know? Samuel Griffith served as Chief Justice of Australia from 1903 to 1919 and also played a key role in drafting the Australian Constitution.
Source: Wikipedia
10 History On this day in 1936, approximately how many men began the Jarrow March from Jarrow to London?
- A Around 200 men
- B Around 100 men
- C Around 500 men
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✓ Answer: A. Around 200 men
Did you know? 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: 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 Landmarks In what year was the Pennsylvania State Capitol completed?
✓ Answer: B. 1906
Why: The building was designed by architect Joseph Miller Huston in 1902 and completed in 1906 in a Beaux-Arts style with decorative Renaissance themes. Source
2 Art On this day in 1941, which Norman Rockwell character debuted on The Saturday Evening Post cover?
✓ Answer: C. Willie Gillis
Why: Willie Gillis was an everyman with the rank of private whose career was tracked on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post from induction through discharge during World War II. Source
3 Landmarks On this day in 1927, sculptor Gutzon Borglum began work on which famous monument?
✓ Answer: C. Mount Rushmore
Why: Gutzon Borglum and approximately 400 workers began sculpting Mount Rushmore on October 4, 1927. Source
4 Geography On this day in 1876, which Texas university opened as the first public institution of higher education in the state?
✓ Answer: C. Texas A&M University
Why: Texas A&M University opened on October 4, 1876, and since 2021 has enrolled the largest student body in the United States. Source
5 Sports In what year did Horace Rawlins win the first U.S. Open Men's Golf Championship?
✓ Answer: B. 1895
Why: Horace Rawlins, an English professional golfer, won the first U.S. Open Championship at Newport Country Club in October 1895. Source
6 Literature On this day in 1535, what religious text was printed with English translations by William Tyndale and Myles Coverdale?
✓ Answer: C. The Coverdale Bible
Why: The Coverdale Bible was the first complete Modern English translation of the Bible and the first complete printed translation into English. Source
7 History On this day in 1582, Pope Gregory XIII introduced which calendar still used today?
✓ Answer: A. The Gregorian Calendar
Why: The Gregorian calendar went into effect in October 1582 as a modification and replacement for the Julian calendar. Source
8 History On this day in 1795, Napoleon first rose to prominence by suppressing which group in Paris?
✓ Answer: A. Counter-revolutionary rioters
Why: Napoleon suppressed counter-revolutionary rioters threatening the National Convention on October 4, 1795, which was a major factor in his rapid advancement. Source
9 History On this day in 1824, Mexico adopted a new constitution and became what type of government?
✓ Answer: A. A federal republic
Why: The Federal Constitution of the Mexican States of 1824 was enacted on October 4, 1824, inaugurating the First Mexican Republic. Source
10 Landmarks On this day in 1883, which luxury train service first ran, traveling from Paris to Istanbul?
✓ Answer: A. The Orient Express
Why: The Orient Express was created in 1883 by the Belgian company Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits and operated as a long-distance passenger luxury train service. Source
How Did You Score?
Your result at the end of the quiz comes with a rank. Ten questions with three options each means a lucky guesser averages about 3 out of 10, so anything from 7 up shows real general knowledge.
| Score | Rank | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 10 / 10 | Bing Quiz Champion | A perfect day. Try timed mode tomorrow (15 seconds per question). |
| 8–9 | Trivia Expert | A strong result; the misses are usually one tricky date or name. |
| 6–7 | Sharp Mind | Solid general knowledge across most categories. |
| 4–5 | Curious Explorer | Above chance. Reading the “Did you know?” facts is the fastest way up. |
| 0–3 | Rookie | Around the guessing level. Practice with a topic quiz and come back tomorrow. |
Your browser also counts your daily streak: finish the quiz on consecutive days and the end screen shows how many days in a row you have played. Nothing is sent to us; the streak lives only on your device.
Microsoft Rewards Quiz Answers
Latest homepage quiz set: October 5, 2026 — 3 verified questions: Which material do male Adélie penguins use to build nests? · What is the belly-sliding movement of Adélie penguins called… · Which predator do Adélie penguins try to evade in water? See them on the Bing Homepage Quiz page, with a 10-question quiz on today's Bing image.
Microsoft's daily image quiz gets its own page with the verified answers and the previous seven days. Each of the other Microsoft Rewards quizzes has its own answers page too: 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 our own, not copied from Microsoft: it is drafted with the help of AI from reference sources, normally Wikipedia’s featured content for the day, and every question comes with three options and a short “Did you know?” explanation, with a link to its source when it comes from Wikipedia. A new set of ten questions goes live every day. Our editorial policy explains how it is made.
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 Microsoft's official quizzes
The official quizzes live on Bing.com and the Microsoft Rewards dashboard, and they only pay points when you are signed in with your Microsoft account. The best known is the three-question quiz about the daily Bing photo: our Bing Homepage Quiz page shows where to find it, when it resets and the verified answers for each day.
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 | Our daily News Quiz |
| 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 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 from Bing's daily image quiz, turned into full trivia quizzes with answers. Great practice for the daily set.
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Want more practice? Every category below has its own set of questions and answers.
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- 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 homepage quiz about 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 Microsoft's official quizzes, sign in to your Microsoft account, open Bing.com or the Microsoft Rewards dashboard and click the daily quiz card.
How many questions are in the Bing Quiz?
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.
Can I replay today's quiz?
Yes. Press Play again as often as you like, or switch on timed mode for 15 seconds per question. The questions stay the same all day; a completely new set of ten replaces them the next day.
Can I see yesterday's Bing Quiz answers?
Yes. Yesterday's full set, with the correct answer to every question, stays on this page in the yesterday's answers section.
Can I play the Bing Quiz on my phone?
Yes. Our daily quiz works in any mobile browser with no app, account or sign-up. For the official quizzes, sign in to your Microsoft account and open Bing.com or the Microsoft Rewards dashboard in your mobile browser.
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?
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.
Where can I find today's homepage quiz answers?
Today's verified answers are on our Bing Homepage Quiz page, 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.