Twelve questions. One deep weekly challenge. Think fast. Answer Smarter . 12K+ players are playing daily This Week's Challenge New questions every Sunday at midnight This set went live August 16, 2026 No hidden paywalls or premium lockouts, ever. Top 6% "Mastermind" Only the sharpest minds hit a perfect score today. No Sign-Up Required Jump straight into the quiz. Zero friction, instant play. 4.8/5 User Rating Loved by thousands of daily trivia players worldwide. Ready for Today's Challenge? Test your knowledge across 4 exciting categories. You have 150 seconds. 12 questions. Let's go! Answer all 12 questions before time runs out. You can go back and change answers before submitting. The 150-second timer starts as soon as you click Start Quiz. New questions every day at midnight Question 1 / 12 1. On 12 August 2026, which major astronomical event was visible in totality across parts of northern Spain? 2. What did U.S. grid operator PJM propose on 13 August to help manage electricity demand from large data centers? 3. Which major European river was reported to have reached record-low water levels, disrupting German industry during the week? 4. What was reported stolen during a cyberattack targeting French tax authorities? 5. How much did Malaysia's VentureTECH announce it was investing in three Bumiputera-led technology companies on 13 August? 6. Which emerging technology did D-Wave receive Canadian government funding to advance in August? 7. Which U.S. biotechnology company announced plans on 12 August to open a new science and innovation center in Hyderabad? 8. Which London neighborhood was highlighted on 9 August as becoming a major hub for AI startups? 9. During an August 13 meeting, which area did Vietnam and Australia emphasize strengthening together? 10. The 18th Global Chinese Awards concluded in which Chinese city on 14 August? 11. What natural disaster struck off Indonesia's Flores Island on 15 August? 12. Which rare event attracted skywatchers to Iceland on 12 August 2026? You can go back and change your answers before submitting Your 150 seconds are over. Your current answers have been submitted automatically. Calculating your results… Please wait a moment while we calculate your score. Correct Answers New Weekly Quiz next week Come back and boost your knowledge! Try another quiz Here's how you answered Question 1: On 12 August 2026, which major astronomical event was visible in totality across parts of northern Spain? Question 2: What did U.S. grid operator PJM propose on 13 August to help manage electricity demand from large data centers? Question 3: Which major European river was reported to have reached record-low water levels, disrupting German industry during the week? Question 4: What was reported stolen during a cyberattack targeting French tax authorities? Question 5: How much did Malaysia's VentureTECH announce it was investing in three Bumiputera-led technology companies on 13 August? Question 6: Which emerging technology did D-Wave receive Canadian government funding to advance in August? Question 7: Which U.S. biotechnology company announced plans on 12 August to open a new science and innovation center in Hyderabad? Question 8: Which London neighborhood was highlighted on 9 August as becoming a major hub for AI startups? Question 9: During an August 13 meeting, which area did Vietnam and Australia emphasize strengthening together? Question 10: The 18th Global Chinese Awards concluded in which Chinese city on 14 August? Question 11: What natural disaster struck off Indonesia's Flores Island on 15 August? Question 12: Which rare event attracted skywatchers to Iceland on 12 August 2026? What is the Bing Weekly Quiz ? The Bing Weekly Quiz on BingQuiz.org is a weekly trivia challenge that publishes a fresh set of 12 questions every Sunday at midnight. Each question set covers 7 categories: History, Science and Technology, Artificial Intelligence, World Affairs, Arts and Culture, Nature and Environment, and Sports and Records. The Weekly Quiz is built around deeper knowledge and harder questions than a standard daily format. Each question set is designed to test a broader range of subjects in a single sitting, making it a more comprehensive trivia experience than a quick daily check-in. The 12 questions are distributed across all 7 categories, ensuring no single subject dominates any weekly set. Every Sunday brings a completely new question set, so each visit to the Bing Weekly Quiz on BingQuiz.org presents a fresh challenge across all 7 categories. How the Weekly Quiz works One 150-second timer, twelve questions across seven categories, one fresh set every Sunday at midnight.

01 Start the Quiz The Bing Weekly Quiz loads with a start box on the page. Click the Start Quiz button to begin. Once clicked, the 150-second timer starts and the first question appears. The Bing Weekly Quiz loads with a start box on the page. Click the Start Quiz button to begin. Once clicked, the 150-second timer starts and the first question appears. 02 Answer 12 Questions Each question has 4 multiple choice options with one correct answer. Questions are presented one at a time. After selecting an answer, the next question appears automatically. If you want to review or change a previous answer, you can navigate back to any earlier question before submitting. Answer 12 Questions Each question has 4 multiple choice options with one correct answer. Questions are presented one at a time. After selecting an answer, the next question appears automatically. If you want to review or change a previous answer, you can navigate back to any earlier question before submitting. 03 Submit Before Time Runs Out Once all 12 questions have been answered, hit submit to see your results. If the 150 second timer runs out before you submit, the quiz completes automatically with your current answers recorded. Any questions left unanswered at that point are marked incorrect. Submit Before Time Runs Out Once all 12 questions have been answered, hit submit to see your results. If the 150 second timer runs out before you submit, the quiz completes automatically with your current answers recorded. Any questions left unanswered at that point are marked incorrect. 04 Review Your Results After submission, all 12 correct answers appear on the same page, each accompanied by a short explanation covering why that answer is right and relevant context around the topic. Your final score determines your rank on the Bing Weekly Quiz, following the same six tier system used across all BingQuiz formats from Wanderer through to Mastermind. Review Your Results After submission, all 12 correct answers appear on the same page, each accompanied by a short explanation covering why that answer is right and relevant context around the topic. Your final score determines your rank on the Bing Weekly Quiz, following the same six tier system used across all BingQuiz formats from Wanderer through to Mastermind. What the Bing Weekly Quiz covers The Bing Weekly Quiz tests knowledge across 7 categories with 12 questions every Sunday. Knowing what each category covers gives you a better idea of what to expect before you start. Questions cover major world events, significant dates, famous figures, and turning points in modern and ancient history. Think along the lines of world wars, empires, revolutions, and the leaders behind them. A general awareness of global history from the school level upward covers most of what this category tests. Science and Technology This category covers scientific discoveries, inventions, space exploration, medical breakthroughs, and how technology has evolved. Questions are based on widely known scientific facts and developments rather than specialist knowledge. Staying up to date with science news helps here. Artificial Intelligence Questions cover AI tools, concepts, real-world applications, and recent developments in the field. This category does not require a technical background. If you follow tech news and have a general awareness of how AI is being used today, you are well prepared for this category. This category draws from significant international events, global stories, and developments that have made headlines in recent months. Reading a broad range of news sources regularly is the best preparation for this category. Arts and Culture Questions cover literature, music, film, art movements, and cultural milestones across different eras. This category goes beyond current pop culture into classic films, landmark albums, and celebrated works of literature. A broad interest in the creative world across different decades helps here. Nature and Environment This category covers wildlife, ecosystems, geography, natural phenomena, and environmental topics. Questions range from animal behavior and habitats to climate patterns and natural landmarks. General curiosity about the natural world is enough to navigate most questions in this category. Sports and Records Questions cover iconic sporting moments, record holders, championship history, and legendary athletes across multiple sports. This category spans football, cricket, tennis, athletics, and more. A broad interest in sports history rather than one specific sport helps here. At the end of every Bing Weekly Quiz, every question reveals its correct answer along with a detailed explanation. So even if you scored low on this week's quiz, you are still walking away with something valuable. Twelve new facts, twelve new stories, twelve things you know today that you did not know when you clicked Start Quiz. On the Bing Weekly Quiz, a low score is not a loss; it is twelve reasons to come back smarter next Sunday. Understanding your rank on the Bing Weekly Quiz Every player receives a rank after submitting the Bing Weekly Quiz. Ranks are based on your final score out of 12 and reset every Sunday at midnight when a fresh question set goes live. A score of 0-1 places you in the Wanderer tier. The Bing Weekly Quiz spans 12 questions across 7 categories within a 150 second timer, so a low score here reflects the breadth of the challenge rather than a lack of general knowledge. A score of 2-4 places you in the Curious tier. Getting a handful of questions right across 7 categories within the timer is a genuine result and marks the starting point of the rank ladder on the Bing Weekly Quiz. A score of 5-7 places you in the Informed tier. Answering roughly half of the 12 questions correctly across a broad category spread reflects a solid working knowledge across most of what the Weekly Quiz covers. A score of 8-9 places you in the Sharp tier. Scoring above the midpoint of the Bing Weekly Quiz means your general knowledge is holding up consistently across 7 categories, which on a 12 question set is a strong result. A score of 10-11 places you in the Brilliant tier. This is a strong performance on the Bing Weekly Quiz, with only one or two questions separating this rank from a perfect score across all 7 categories. A perfect score of 12 earns the Mastermind rank, the highest tier on the Bing Weekly Quiz. Reaching Mastermind means every question was answered correctly across all 7 categories within the 150 second timer. On any given Sunday, only a very small percentage of players achieve this score. Reaching Mastermind on the Bing Weekly Quiz means answering all 12 questions correctly across 7 categories within 150 seconds. On any given Sunday, only a very small percentage of players achieve a perfect score, making it the most challenging rank to earn across all BingQuiz formats. Tips for the Bing Weekly Quiz Answer what you know first The Bing Weekly Quiz allows you to navigate back to previous questions before submitting. Use this to your advantage. Move through all 12 questions quickly, answering the ones you are confident about first. Then go back and spend the remaining time on the questions you skipped. This stops you from running out of time on a question you could have answered easily later in the set. Know your strongest categories The Weekly Quiz covers 7 categories. Before you start, think about where your knowledge is strongest. If History and Sports are your strongest subjects, tackle those questions with confidence and spend more time on categories like Artificial Intelligence or World Affairs, where you may need a moment longer to recall the right answer. Do not leave any question unanswered An unanswered question is always marked incorrect. If the timer is running low and you have unanswered questions remaining, select your best guess rather than leaving it blank. A guess gives you a chance. A blank gives you nothing. Read the explanations after every quiz Every explanation on the BingQuiz Weekly Quiz is written to give you context beyond just the correct answer. Players who read the full explanation after each quiz build knowledge week by week. The categories on the Weekly Quiz repeat every Sunday. What you learn from this week's explanation is likely to help you with a future question in the same category. Follow the news and tech space during the week The World Affairs and Artificial Intelligence categories draw from current and recent developments. Spending a few minutes reading headlines during the week, particularly around global events and AI news, directly improves your performance on Sunday. The Bing Weekly Quiz rewards players who stay informed throughout the week, not just those who sit down and guess on Sunday. Frequently asked questions Find answers to the most common questions about the Bing Weekly Quiz. Everything you need to know before you start playing. No. Each Sunday a new question set replaces the previous one. Once a weekly quiz is replaced it is no longer accessible on this page. If you close the browser or navigate away from the page mid quiz your progress is not saved. You will need to start the quiz again from the beginning. Yes. BingQuiz welcomes topic and category suggestions from players. You can submit your suggestion through the Contact page and the BingQuiz team will review it for a future weekly set. Sunday gives players a natural window to take on a longer and more comprehensive quiz without the time pressure of a weekday. A 12 question set across 7 categories is designed to be a proper weekly knowledge test rather than a quick daily check-in, and Sunday timing reflects that. No. BingQuiz.org is an independently operated, ad-supported trivia platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft Corporation or the Bing search engine.