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The Night It FellQuestion 1 of 10
Crowds surged through the crossings late at night, just hours after a fumbled announcement at an evening press conference.
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Need a nudge with today's Bing Homepage Quiz on the fall of the Berlin Wall? Test what you know about the night the Wall opened, the year it went up, the press conference slip-up that changed history, the first border crossing to open, a famous presidential challenge to tear the Wall down, a 1963 speech in West Berlin, the day Germany reunited, the city that led the Peaceful Revolution, a Cold War tank standoff and the Wall's most colorful surviving stretch. Open the clues before you answer. They point you in the right direction without giving anything away; the correct answers and explanations appear as you play and after you finish.
Clue: Crowds surged through the crossings late at night, just hours after a fumbled announcement at an evening press conference.
Clue: Construction began overnight in August, just a few months after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba.
Clue: He was the ruling party's media spokesman, not the country's leader.
Clue: The crossing sat on a bridge over railway tracks in the north of the city, far from the famous tourist checkpoint.
Clue: He had been a Hollywood actor before entering politics.
Clue: He used the line twice in his speech before a huge crowd outside Schöneberg City Hall, saying he stood with the people of the city as one of them.
Clue: It came less than a year after the Wall opened, and the date is now Germany's national holiday.
Clue: The city is famous as the longtime home of composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
Clue: It stood on Friedrichstrasse and was the crossing reserved for Allied personnel and foreigners.
Clue: It runs about 1.3 km along the Spree River in Friedrichshain and is covered in more than 100 murals painted in 1990.
The Bing Homepage Quiz Today is a free, independent trivia challenge with a new topic every day. You answer 10 multiple-choice questions, and each one comes with a clear explanation and a "Did you know?" fact, so every round doubles as a quick lesson.
Today's topic is shown at the top of the quiz. Over a few weeks, the topics rotate through famous cities, geography, science, history, wildlife, world landmarks and general knowledge.
Perfect-score challenge: Get all 10 questions right to set off a confetti celebration, then challenge a friend to match your score. The answer positions reshuffle every time you restart.
Each answer is revealed as soon as you pick an option, along with an explanation and an extra fact. When you finish, your results page lists all 10 questions with your answer and the correct one.
Good to know: These are answers to our own original questions. Microsoft's official quiz on the Bing homepage uses different questions, so its answers are not published here.
The questions are designed to do more than test memory. Each explanation connects the correct answer to its context, which makes the fact easier to remember and apply to future questions.
Improving your score is easier when you focus on the reasoning behind each answer rather than memorizing where the correct answer appeared.
After completing today's challenge, explore current events, entertainment and inspiring historical achievements. Each quiz gives you another chance to test your knowledge.
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Yes. A new topic with 10 fresh questions and clues is published every day. The "Questions updated" date below the quiz shows when the current set was published.
Each answer appears with an explanation as soon as you choose an option, and your results page lists all 10 correct answers after you finish. For a hint first, open the Quiz Answer Clues below the quiz.
No. These are answers to our own original questions. Microsoft's official quiz on the Bing homepage uses different questions, and we don't publish its answers.
The five-minute countdown begins after you select your first answer. You then have the remaining time to complete the quiz.
Yes. Use the Restart button below your results to play again; the answer positions reshuffle for each new attempt.
You will see your score, links to other quizzes, and a complete review of the correct answers and explanations. A perfect 10/10 also sets off a confetti celebration.
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