Bing Homepage Quiz Today
Today's Bing Homepage Quiz is live on Bing Quizzes. Every day we publish a fresh 10-question round on a single theme, inspired by the kinds of subjects that appear on the Bing homepage: geography, nature, science, history, and world landmarks. You'll find today's topic on the quiz board below.
Answer all 10 questions before the 300-second timer runs out, read the short explanation after each pick, and build a streak for bonus points. If you play the official bing homepage quiz for Microsoft Rewards, this is a quick way to warm up your general knowledge first. Score a perfect 10/10 to unlock today's mystery reward, and come back daily to grow your streak.
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Today's Bing Homepage Quiz Answers: Planet Earth
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Play the quiz above first. All 10 answers with short explanations are tucked away below, so you won't spoil today's round by accident.
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About how much of Earth's surface is covered by water?
Answer: About 71% — Roughly 71% of Earth's surface is covered by water, and nearly all of it is salty ocean water.
Which is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth?
Answer: Pacific Ocean — The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest of Earth's oceans, covering roughly a third of the planet's surface.
Which gas makes up most of the air in Earth's atmosphere?
Answer: Nitrogen — Nitrogen makes up about 78% of Earth's dry air, while oxygen makes up about 21%.
In which layer of the atmosphere is most of the ozone layer found?
Answer: Stratosphere — Most of Earth's ozone is found in the stratosphere, which lies above the troposphere.
Which layer of Earth is made mostly of liquid metal?
Answer: Outer core — The outer core is a layer of liquid iron and nickel that lies between the mantle and the solid inner core.
What is the main force that moves Earth's tectonic plates?
Answer: Heat-driven motion in the mantle — Plates move because heat from Earth's interior drives slow motion in the mantle, helped by the pull of sinking plate edges.
Which mountain has the highest summit above sea level?
Answer: Mount Everest — Mount Everest's summit stands about 8,849 meters (29,032 feet) above sea level, based on a 2020 survey.
Where is the deepest known point in Earth's oceans?
Answer: Mariana Trench — The deepest known point, the Challenger Deep, lies in the Mariana Trench at nearly 11 kilometers below sea level.
Which continent holds about 90% of the world's ice?
Answer: Antarctica — The Antarctic ice sheet holds about 90% of the world's ice and most of its fresh water.
About how old is Planet Earth?
Answer: About 4.5 billion years — Earth formed about 4.54 billion years ago, based on radiometric dating of meteorites and ancient rocks.
1What Is the Bing Homepage Quiz?
The Bing Homepage Quiz is a short daily trivia game from Microsoft that is tied to the featured photo on the Bing homepage. Each day, Bing shows a new image, such as a mountain range, a coral reef, a city skyline, or a festival, and the quiz asks a few multiple-choice questions about the story behind that picture. After every answer, Bing reveals the correct choice with a brief explanation, so each round doubles as a mini lesson.
Because the questions follow the daily photo, the subject can jump from geography to history to wildlife overnight. That is why broad general knowledge helps more than memorizing any single topic. Our practice set above takes the same approach and focuses on one theme per day. Today's theme is Planet Earth: its oceans, atmosphere, inner layers, moving plates, ice sheets, and record-breaking places.
2How to Play Today's Quiz on This Page
- Pick one of four answers for each question. You can tap a button or press 1–4 on a keyboard.
- Beat the clock. The 300-second timer starts with your first answer, so take your time reading question one.
- Learn as you go. Every answer shows an explanation plus a "Did you know?" fact.
- Build a streak. Each correct answer is worth 100 frost points, and consecutive correct answers add a streak bonus.
- Unlock the ice vault. A perfect 10/10 reveals a passkey for today's mystery reward. Missed one? Restart, and the answer positions reshuffle.
3Microsoft Rewards: How the Points Work
Microsoft Rewards is Microsoft's free loyalty program. You sign in with a Microsoft account, earn points for everyday activities, and trade those points for rewards. The official homepage quiz is one of the easiest ways to collect a few points each day, which is why so many players look for a daily bing homepage quiz warm-up before they start.
Ways to earn points
- Searching with Bing. Signed-in searches earn points up to a daily limit that depends on your region and level.
- The Daily Set. Three quick activities on the Rewards dashboard, often a quiz, a poll, or a link to explore. Completing them several days in a row builds a streak bonus.
- More activities and promotions. Extra quizzes, limited-time offers, and Xbox activities can add points, depending on where you live.
Recent changes worth knowing
Microsoft adjusts the program regularly. In several markets, including Canada, Australia, and the Philippines, Rewards moved to three levels named Member, Silver, and Gold in January 2026, with daily search point limits that rise with your level. Users also reported that Daily Set tasks were cut from 10 to 5 points each in March 2026, then restored to 10 points in early April. Because values differ by country and can change without notice, your Rewards dashboard is always the most reliable source for your account.
What you can redeem
Points can be redeemed for gift cards from the Microsoft Store, Amazon, and other retailers, as well as for Xbox and PC Game Pass, sweepstakes entries, or donations to nonprofit organizations. Check the catalog at rewards.bing.com to see which rewards are available in your region.
4The Bing News Quiz
The Bing News Quiz is a weekly current-events challenge that tests how closely you followed the headlines. Questions cover politics, world affairs, science, business, sports, and the occasional offbeat story, and each answer links back to the news coverage behind it. It is a painless way to catch up on a busy week and notice which stories you missed.
The best preparation is a habit, not a cram session: skim a few headlines every day and pay attention to names, places, and numbers. Want more practice? Our Bing News Quiz page serves a daily set of 10 headline questions with a 300-second timer and full explanations.
5The Bing Entertainment Quiz
The Bing Entertainment Quiz shifts the focus to pop culture. Expect questions about new movie releases, streaming hits, chart-topping songs, award shows, celebrity milestones, and viral moments. Like the news quiz, it usually runs weekly, so it rewards people who keep an eye on trending stories.
Even casual fans can do well by watching for big premieres and award winners. To sharpen your recall, try our Bing Entertainment Quiz practice page, which also runs 10 questions against a 5-minute clock.
6Bing Quizzes: More Ways to Play
Microsoft's quiz family goes beyond the homepage. Your Rewards dashboard often adds short quizzes and polls to the Daily Set, and the news and entertainment quizzes give you a weekly test of current events and pop culture. Here, Bing Quizzes brings that same mix together in one place so you can practice every day:
Our quizzes do not award Microsoft Rewards points, but they are a fast, low-pressure way to build the general knowledge that helps you breeze through the official versions.
7Tips to Score a Perfect 10
- Read the snowflake hint. Each question includes a short clue that narrows the field.
- Eliminate first. Rule out answers that are clearly too extreme, such as an age of 6,000 years for Earth, before choosing.
- Watch superlatives. Words like "largest," "deepest," and "highest" often point to famous record holders.
- Learn from the extra facts. The "Did you know?" notes often answer questions that appear on later days.
- Replay smartly. Answer positions reshuffle on restart, so you have to recall the fact, not the button.
8Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the official Bing Homepage Quiz?
No. This is an independent practice quiz from Bing Quizzes. The official quiz appears on the Bing homepage and in your Microsoft Rewards dashboard.
Do I earn Microsoft Rewards points by playing here?
No. Points are awarded only for official activities on Bing and in Microsoft Rewards. Our quizzes are for practice and fun.
How often does this quiz change?
We publish a new topic every day, with 10 questions and a 300-second timer.
What happens if I score 100%?
A perfect score opens the ice vault and reveals a passkey you can use on our reward page to claim a mystery reward.
Bing Quizzes is an independent website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft. Bing and Microsoft Rewards are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.