Bing Quiz › Bing Homepage Quiz The Bing Homepage Quiz is the daily trivia challenge built around the photo on the Bing.com homepage. Here you can play today’s quiz right away: an interactive 10-question quiz on today’s photo, with a timer, your score and a short fact after every question. A new quiz goes live every day when Bing changes its photo, so come back tomorrow for a fresh challenge and keep your daily streak going. Updated October 10, 2026 · USA edition · not affiliated with Microsoft By the BingQuiz.net editorial team · how we make this quiz Today’s Quiz at a Glance Saturday, October 10, 2026 · topic: Bird Day · photo: Double-crested cormorants over Monterey Bay, California 10 questions · about 2 minutes · 15-second timer · free, no sign-up. ▶ Play today’s quiz Open Bing’s official quiz Play a 10-Question Quiz on Today's Bing Image 10 questions · about 2 minutes · no sign-up Today's Bing image: Bird Day ( Double-crested cormorants over Monterey Bay, California ). Facts checked against the Wikipedia article on Bird Day . Then play Bing's official 3-question quiz to earn your Microsoft Rewards points. Pick A, B or C before the 15-second timer runs out. The right answer turns green and a short fact explains it. Untick “Timed mode” to play at your own pace. All 10 questions Today's Bing image: Bird Day · 10 questions · October 10, 2026 1 When is National Bird Day celebrated in the United States? A May 4 B January 5 C Second weekend of May Reveal ✓ B. January 5 Did you know? National Bird Day takes place every year on January 5 and is celebrated by approximately half a million adherents through birdwatching and other bird-related activities. 1 When is National Bird Day celebrated in the United States? C Second weekend of May Did you know? National Bird Day takes place every year on January 5 and is celebrated by approximately half a million adherents through birdwatching and other bird-related activities. 2 Who established Bird Day in the United States in 1894? A Charles Almanzo Babcock B Roger Tory Peterson C The Smithsonian Institution Reveal ✓ A. Charles Almanzo Babcock Did you know? Charles Almanzo Babcock, the Oil City superintendent of schools, established Bird Day in 1894, making it the first holiday in the United States dedicated to celebrating birds. 2 Who established Bird Day in the United States in 1894? A Charles Almanzo Babcock B Roger Tory Peterson C The Smithsonian Institution ✓ A. Charles Almanzo Babcock Did you know? Charles Almanzo Babcock, the Oil City superintendent of schools, established Bird Day in 1894, making it the first holiday in the United States dedicated to celebrating birds. 3 What year did the United Nations establish World Migratory Bird Day? A 2000 B 2010 C 2006 Reveal ✓ C. 2006 Did you know? The United Nations established World Migratory Bird Day in 2006 to raise awareness of the migratory linkages between regions of the globe. 3 What year did the United Nations establish World Migratory Bird Day? Did you know? The United Nations established World Migratory Bird Day in 2006 to raise awareness of the migratory linkages between regions of the globe. 4 How many nations have held World Migratory Bird Day events? A 100 B 50 C 118 Reveal ✓ C. 118 Did you know? World Migratory Bird Day events have been held in 118 nations, demonstrating the widespread international support for bird conservation. 4 How many nations have held World Migratory Bird Day events? Did you know? World Migratory Bird Day events have been held in 118 nations, demonstrating the widespread international support for bird conservation. 5 What was World Migratory Bird Day formerly known as? A Global Bird Day B Conservation Bird Day C International Migratory Bird Day Reveal ✓ C. International Migratory Bird Day Did you know? World Migratory Bird Day was formerly known as International Migratory Bird Day and originated from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center. 5 What was World Migratory Bird Day formerly known as? A Global Bird Day B Conservation Bird Day C International Migratory Bird Day ✓ C. International Migratory Bird Day Did you know? World Migratory Bird Day was formerly known as International Migratory Bird Day and originated from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center. 6 What is a particularly important National Bird Day activity according to the reference text? A Bird adoption B Photography competitions C Habitat restoration Reveal ✓ A. Bird adoption Did you know? Bird adoption is a particularly important National Bird Day activity, with enthusiasts educating future bird owners about the special care requirements and responsibilities of bird ownership. 6 What is a particularly important National Bird Day activity according to the reference text? A Bird adoption B Photography competitions C Habitat restoration ✓ A. Bird adoption Did you know? Bird adoption is a particularly important National Bird Day activity, with enthusiasts educating future bird owners about the special care requirements and responsibilities of bird ownership.

7 In what month does International Migratory Bird Day officially take place in Mexico, Central America, and South America? A September on the first Sunday B May on the 19th C October on the second Saturday Reveal ✓ C. October on the second Saturday Did you know? International Migratory Bird Day takes place on May 19th in the U.S. and Canada, but on the second Saturday of October in Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean each year. 7 In what month does International Migratory Bird Day officially take place in Mexico, Central America, and South America? A September on the first Sunday B May on the 19th C October on the second Saturday ✓ C. October on the second Saturday Did you know? International Migratory Bird Day takes place on May 19th in the U.S. and Canada, but on the second Saturday of October in Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean each year. 8 What was the 2024 theme for International Migratory Bird Day? A Water: Sustaining Bird Life B Protect Insects to Protect Birds C Light Pollution Reveal ✓ B. Protect Insects to Protect Birds Did you know? The 2024 theme for International Migratory Bird Day was 'Protect Insects to Protect Birds,' reflecting the connection between insect conservation and bird survival. 8 What was the 2024 theme for International Migratory Bird Day? A Water: Sustaining Bird Life B Protect Insects to Protect Birds C Light Pollution ✓ B. Protect Insects to Protect Birds Did you know? The 2024 theme for International Migratory Bird Day was 'Protect Insects to Protect Birds,' reflecting the connection between insect conservation and bird survival. 9 Which artist created the artwork for the 2005 International Migratory Bird Day theme 'Collisions'? A Barry Kent MacKay B David Sibley C Gerald Sneed Reveal ✓ B. David Sibley Did you know? David Sibley created the artwork for the 2005 International Migratory Bird Day theme 'Collisions,' which addressed hazards faced by migratory birds. 9 Which artist created the artwork for the 2005 International Migratory Bird Day theme 'Collisions'? A Barry Kent MacKay ✓ B. David Sibley Did you know? David Sibley created the artwork for the 2005 International Migratory Bird Day theme 'Collisions,' which addressed hazards faced by migratory birds. 10 What is the Big Garden Birdwatch and where has it been held annually since 1979? A A UK event coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds B A Canadian bird census in national parks C A US bird banding program Reveal ✓ A. A UK event coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Did you know? Since 1979, the Big Garden Birdwatch has been held annually in the United Kingdom, coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, where up to half a million people spend an hour counting birds. 10 What is the Big Garden Birdwatch and where has it been held annually since 1979? A A UK event coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds B A Canadian bird census in national parks C A US bird banding program ✓ A. A UK event coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Did you know? Since 1979, the Big Garden Birdwatch has been held annually in the United Kingdom, coordinated by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, where up to half a million people spend an hour counting birds. Already played? See today’s Bing Homepage Quiz answers · More daily trivia: Bing Quiz of the Day · Bing News Quiz · all quizzes What Is Bing Homepage Quiz? The Bing Homepage Quiz (also written “Bing home page quiz”) is a daily trivia challenge built around the photo on the Bing.com homepage. Each day Microsoft publishes a new background image — a national park, a wild animal, a historic building or a festival — and the quiz asks three multiple-choice questions about it. Microsoft Rewards members who are signed in earn points for completing it. How to Play Bing Homepage Quiz Sign in to Bing.com with the Microsoft account you use for Microsoft Rewards. Open the quiz from the homepage image (Microsoft's Bing homepage guide says it appears when you move the mouse under the search box) or from its card on your Rewards dashboard . Answer the three questions. Want to practise first? Play our quiz on today’s photo above. Check the dashboard: the card is marked complete and the points are added to your balance. Where to Find Bing Homepage Quiz Microsoft's Bing homepage guide gives two ways in: move your mouse into the area under the search box to reveal the daily quiz, or click the headline or credit of the photo. On a phone, or if the homepage hides it, the same quiz is listed as a card on the Microsoft Rewards dashboard . When Does Bing Homepage Quiz Reset? Bing's image feed for the U.S. market starts each new photo, and with it the new quiz, at 07:00 UTC. During daylight saving time that is: That is why a player in Hawaii sees “tomorrow's” quiz in the evening. Every set on this page carries the date of the Bing image it belongs to, so match the date and the photo rather than your local day. Frequently Asked Questions The Bing Homepage Quiz is a daily three-question multiple-choice quiz based on the Bing.com background image of the day. Signed-in Microsoft Rewards members earn points for completing it. The Bing Homepage Quiz usually awards 10 to 30 Microsoft Rewards points, depending on your account level and country. You must be signed in for the points to count. In the United States the quiz changes when the new Bing image goes live at 07:00 UTC: midnight Pacific and 3 a.m. Eastern during daylight saving time. Other regions can switch at a different time or show a different image. You can open the quiz on Bing.com without signing in, but Microsoft Rewards points are only credited when you play signed in with your Microsoft account. Without an account the quiz is just for fun. Yes. Open Bing.com in your mobile browser while signed in, or tap the quiz card on the Microsoft Rewards dashboard. The questions and answers are the same as on desktop for your country.