This is the page I point people to when they ask what that little quiz on the Bing homepage actually is. The short version: it's a quick daily trivia card tied to the day's background photo. The longer version, including how to open it, read it, and turn it into Microsoft Rewards points, is below.
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Where the quiz lives
The quiz isn't a separate app or a website you sign up for. It sits right on the Bing homepage at bing.com, usually as a small prompt or info icon layered onto the daily image. One thing that trips people up constantly: the Microsoft Edge new-tab page is not the Bing homepage. If you don't see a quiz, type bing.com into the address bar and load the real homepage.
Read the picture first
Almost every question grows out of that day's photo, so the photo is your biggest clue. Tap the image caption before you answer anything. If it reads "Lavender fields in Provence, France," and the question asks which country you're looking at, you're already done. For the trickier fact questions, a quick Bing search of the subject usually beats guessing.
Three questions, instant feedback
You'll typically get three multiple-choice questions, and Bing tells you immediately whether you were right. There's no submit button to hunt for and no penalty for thinking it through. After each answer it shows a short fact, which is genuinely the nicest part of the whole thing.
Where the points come in
If you're signed in with a Microsoft account, the quiz feeds into Microsoft Rewards along with your daily searches and the occasional poll. Points pile up and convert into gift cards or sweepstakes entries later. Doing the quiz at the same time each day keeps a streak alive, which is the easy way to stretch your points further.
Browse by category
Because the topics rotate with the image, you'll meet geography, wildlife, history, science, art, sports and seasonal holidays over a single month. We keep a focused guide for each one, so once you notice you keep landing on, say, nature questions, you can read up on exactly that.