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The Petronas Twin Towers, linked by a famous skybridge, stand in which city? Clue: Look to a Southeast Asian capital whose Malay name means "muddy confluence," where two rivers meet. Which skyscraper has a giant golden tuned mass damper that steadies the tower during typhoons and earthquakes? Clue: Head to the capital of Taiwan, where this bamboo-inspired tower held the world's-tallest title from 2004 to 2010. What is the tallest building in China, famous for its twisting, spiral-shaped glass façade? Clue: Find it beside the Huangpu River in the Lujiazui financial district, where its glass skin turns roughly 120 degrees from base to crown. One World Trade Center rises exactly 1,776 feet. That symbolic height honors the year of which historic event? Clue: Think of a famous July 4th in Philadelphia that Americans still celebrate every year with fireworks. Which pyramid-shaped glass skyscraper designed by Renzo Piano is the tallest building in the United Kingdom? Clue: This 95-story tower stands beside London Bridge station on the south bank of the Thames, its glass panes tapering to a jagged, open peak. Built in Chicago in 1885, which building is often called the world's first skyscraper? Clue: Designed by William Le Baron Jenney, it rose about 10 stories in Chicago's Loop and took its name from the financial firm headquartered inside. Chicago's Willis Tower was known by what name until 2009? Clue: Its original name came from a famous American department-store and mail-order catalog company that built it as its headquarters in 1973. Which New York skyscraper is famous for its terraced stainless-steel crown and eagle-head gargoyles? Clue: It was commissioned by a Detroit automaker, and the gleaming eagles near its crown mimic that company's car hood ornaments. Ready for the real thing? ↑ Back to today's quiz — score 100% to unlock your Mystery Reward. Pick Your Next Bing Quiz Challenge Choose a topic below and keep the fun going. Test how closely you followed the latest headlines, major events, and important stories making news around the world. Bing Entertainment Quiz See how much you know about trending movies, music, television, celebrities, and the entertainment stories everyone is discussing. Bing Geography Quiz Challenge yourself with countries, capitals, landmarks, maps, and incredible facts from every corner of the globe. The Bing Homepage Quiz is a free daily trivia challenge that tests how much you know about geography, history, science, current events, animals, culture, entertainment, sports and general knowledge. A new quiz is published every day, so there is always a fresh set of questions waiting for you. Every round of today’s quiz has 10 questions with four answer choices each. You get 300 seconds (five minutes) to finish, and the timer starts with your first answer. Each correct answer is worth 1,000 points , and finishing early adds a speed bonus of up to 2,000 points . After you submit, review the answers and explanations to see what you got right and learn the facts behind anything you missed. How the Bing Homepage Quiz Works The daily quiz follows the same simple format every day and works on desktop computers, tablets and mobile phones. Only the topic and questions change, so returning players always know what to expect. 1. Check Today’s Topic See which subject today’s quiz covers. The timer starts when you pick your first answer. 2. Read Each Question Carefully Look for names, dates, places, scientific terms and key words that point to the right answer. 3. Pick One Answer Choose the best of the four options. You’ll see right away whether you were right, with a short explanation. 4. Review Your Score and Answers See your points, rank and speed bonus, then read the explanation for every answer. How scoring works: each correct answer earns 1,000 points. If you finish before time runs out, you also earn a speed bonus of up to 2,000 points, based on the time left and how many answers you got right. Your total decides your rank, and a perfect 10 out of 10 unlocks the Mystery Reward. Today’s Quiz Topic The topic rotates daily to keep the challenge varied. One day may focus on world geography, the next on wildlife, a famous historical event, a scientific discovery, a blockbuster film or a major sporting moment.

Other daily topics include technology, inventions, space, oceans, literature, famous landmarks, world cultures, the human body, food, language and notable people — much like the variety of scenes and subjects you see on the Microsoft Bing homepage itself, which features a new image every day. You can also bring those daily photos to your desktop with the free Bing Wallpaper app . Bing Homepage Quiz Answers Explained Many players search for the answers after finishing a round. Here, they come built in: as soon as you complete today’s quiz, every question shows the correct answer along with a short explanation of why it is right. Correct Answer Revealed See the right choice for all 10 questions, including the ones you got wrong. Short Explanations Each answer comes with context, so you learn the fact rather than just the letter. See your points, accuracy, speed bonus and rank the moment you finish. Retake today’s quiz to lock in what you learned and chase a perfect score before tomorrow’s round. Our Daily Quiz vs. the Official Bing Quiz This quiz is inspired by the daily trivia tradition on the Bing homepage, but it is an independent quiz. The questions, answer choices, explanations, timer, scoring and page design are created specifically for BingQuizzes.com and are not copied from Microsoft. Original Daily Questions Every set is written for this site around one clear daily subject. Educational Explanations Answer feedback explains why the correct response is accurate. Wide Topic Variety The rotating schedule helps you explore many areas of knowledge week after week. Mobile-Friendly Play Questions, choices, scores and explanations stay easy to read on any screen. Please note: This page is not the official Microsoft Bing Homepage Quiz, is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft or Bing, and playing it does not earn Microsoft Rewards points. To see the current point-earning activities, sign in with your Microsoft account on the official Microsoft Rewards dashboard. Why Play Every Day? A five-minute daily quiz will not replace detailed study, but it is an easy way to pick up useful facts, spot gaps in your knowledge and spark curiosity. You get the most out of it when you read the explanations, not just check the score. Practice Recall Pulling an answer from memory helps reinforce information you have seen before. Discover New Subjects A new topic can introduce a place, event, species, artwork or idea worth reading more about. Sharpen Your Reading Words like “first,” “largest,” “except” and “most recent” can completely change the right answer. Build a Daily Habit Playing each day steadily grows your general knowledge and confidence. 5 Tips to Score Higher Read the whole question. A single qualifier can change which choice is correct. Eliminate wrong options first. Narrowing four choices down to two makes a smart guess much easier. Pace yourself. With 300 seconds for 10 questions, you have about 30 seconds per question, and the faster you finish, the bigger your speed bonus. Use context clues. Dates, regions, units, names and technical terms often point to the best answer. Study the answers afterward. Understanding each explanation helps you do better on tomorrow’s quiz. Questions Players Ask The quiz on this page is a free, independent daily trivia challenge with 10 multiple-choice questions on a new topic every day, plus answers and explanations after you finish. No. This is an independently published quiz. It is not Microsoft’s official homepage quiz and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or operated by Microsoft or Bing. Every daily quiz has 10 multiple-choice questions, each with four answer choices, shown one question at a time. You have 300 seconds — five minutes — to answer all 10 questions, which works out to about 30 seconds per question. The timer starts when you choose your first answer. Each correct answer is worth 1,000 points. If you finish before the timer runs out, you also get a speed bonus of up to 2,000 points, based on how much time is left and how many answers you got right. Your total decides your rank. A perfect 10 out of 10 unlocks the Mystery Reward and a passkey you can use on the reward page. You can replay as many times as you like to get there. The answers appear right after you finish. Each question shows the correct answer and a short explanation, so you can learn from any you missed. Yes. Each day brings a new topic from geography, current events, history, science, animals, culture, entertainment, sports, weather, general knowledge and more. Yes. The quiz adapts to mobile phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers. No. Because this is an independent quiz and not part of Bing or Microsoft, playing it does not earn Microsoft Rewards points. It is simply a fun way to learn something new every day. Ready? Play Today’s Quiz Answer 10 questions, beat the five-minute timer, aim for a perfect score, and come back tomorrow for a new topic.