What is the Weekly Quiz?

The Weekly Quiz is a fast, ten-question multiple-choice challenge you can play right in your browser. Each round gives you three answer choices per question and a total of 100 seconds to finish the entire quiz. To pass the quiz, you need to get at least 50% of the questions correct.

It looks and feels like the quick, clean style of modern online trivia, but everything runs on our own platform with our own questions and scoring system. This quiz is completely independent from Microsoft and Bing. They do not sponsor it, endorse it, or pay for it in any way. We simply enjoy the fast pace of Bing-style quizzes and created our own separate version with fresh content and a simple layout.

The questions change daily, so today’s quiz will not be the same as yesterday’s. You can use the weekly quiz to track your scores over time, challenge yourself every week, and enjoy a brand-new set of questions every time you start a round.

How Do You Play the Weekly Quiz?

It’s easy to play the Weekly Quiz. You begin on the main quiz page, read the brief instructions, and then click the start button when you’re ready. The one hundred-second timer starts as soon as the first question shows up.

There are three possible answers for each question. You tap or click the choice you think is right, and then you go on to the next one. You can change your pace, but the clock will always be running in the background. You need to finish all ten questions before the time runs out.

When you get to the last question, send in your answers and see what you got. The scoreboard will show you how many questions you got right and if you passed with a score of at least fifty percent. After that, you can either celebrate, tell others your score, or take the quiz again to get a better score.

What are the Main Features of the Weekly Quiz?

The Weekly Quiz is meant to be easy enough to take a short break from but hard enough to keep your mind busy. Here are some things that make it stand out on our site.

You get ten focused questions each round, so the session never seems too long or too short. The three-choice format keeps guessing in check while still making every question easy for casual players to answer.

The one hundred second time limit puts some pressure on you without making the game too stressful. You need to think quickly, but you still have time to read each question, think about the choices, and choose an answer.

The fifty percent passing score makes sure that everyone has a fair chance. Even if you’re just starting out, you still have a good chance of passing. More experienced players can work toward higher accuracy goals over time.

The quiz stays fresh because it gets new questions every day. You can come back often, see new questions, and use your scores to keep track of how much more you learn each week.

Why should you take the quiz every week?

Weekly Quiz is easy to fit into busy days. You can finish a whole round in less than two minutes, so it’s great for coffee breaks, downtime during your commute, or those times when you want to scroll without thinking.

It helps you remember things better. When you regularly see new questions, your brain learns to find facts and make decisions quickly, especially when you have a short amount of time. This kind of small daily habit can help you study, do your job better, and remember things for a long time.

The quiz is also a lot of fun. A lot of players like the small thrill of beating the clock, getting a passing score, and seeing real progress over the week. You are not just reading or watching things. You are testing yourself in a friendly place where mistakes don’t get you in trouble.

Questions and Answers

1. Is it free to play the Weekly Quiz?
Yes. You don’t have to pay or sign up to take the quiz. You can just open the page and start a round.

2. Is it possible for me to take the quiz more than once a day?
You can play as many times as you want. Because the questions change, repeat sessions stay fun and help you get better scores.

3. Is this quiz officially connected to Microsoft or Bing?
No. Our quiz is on a site that is not connected to us. The fast-paced style of Bing-style quizzes online inspired it, but Microsoft does not support, approve, or endorse it in any way.

4. What will happen if I don’t finish in 100 seconds?
If you don’t answer all the questions before time runs out, the ones you didn’t answer will be counted as wrong, and your final score will only show the questions you answered within the time limit.

5. Is there any Bing Homepage Quiz from other countries?
Right now, our main focus is the US version of the Bing Homepage Quiz.

Final Thoughts

The Weekly Quiz is a quick, honest way to see how much you know in just a few minutes. There are ten questions, each with three choices, and a fast timer to make sure everything is clear and fair.

This quiz is always ready for you if you want a steady, low-pressure way to test your memory, keep track of your scores, and take a smart break from your normal routine.