Study the image. Then answer fast. Think fast. Answer Smarter . 12K+ players are playing daily Today's Challenge New image every Wednesday and Sunday 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 to Study & Play? Study today's image for 15 seconds, then answer 7 questions about it. You'll have 65 seconds once they appear. Answer all 7 questions before time runs out. You can go back and change answers before submitting. The 65-second timer starts as soon as the questions appear. New questions every Wednesday and Sunday Study the image — 15 s The image disappears when the timer ends, then all 7 questions appear. 1. What is the name of this famous monument? 2. In which city is the Statue of Liberty located? 3. Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States? 4. What does the Statue of Liberty primarily symbolize? 5. What material gives the Statue of Liberty its distinctive green color? 6. In what year was the Statue of Liberty officially dedicated? 7. What is the full official name of the Statue of Liberty? You can go back and change your answers before submitting Your 65 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 Homepage Quiz soon Come back and boost your knowledge! Try another quiz Here's how you answered Question 1: What is the name of this famous monument? Why: The Statue of Liberty is one of the most recognizable monuments in the world, standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor and welcoming millions of visitors every year. Question 2: In which city is the Statue of Liberty located? Why: The Statue of Liberty stands on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, New York City. It is one of the most visited landmarks in the United States attracting nearly 4 million visitors annually. Question 3: Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States? Why: The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to the United States. It was designed by French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and its metal framework was built by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, the same engineer behind the Eiffel Tower. Question 4: What does the Statue of Liberty primarily symbolize? Why: The Statue of Liberty was gifted to symbolize the shared values of freedom and democracy between France and the United States. It has since become a global symbol of liberty and welcome for immigrants arriving in America. Question 5: What material gives the Statue of Liberty its distinctive green color?

Why: The Statue of Liberty was originally a shiny reddish brown color when it was unveiled in 1886. Over the following decades exposure to air and water caused the copper to oxidize, turning it the distinctive green color known as patina that we see today. Question 6: In what year was the Statue of Liberty officially dedicated? Why: The Statue of Liberty was officially dedicated on October 28, 1886 by President Grover Cleveland. The dedication ceremony was attended by thousands and marked a landmark moment in US and French relations. Question 7: What is the full official name of the Statue of Liberty? Why: The official name of the Statue of Liberty is Liberty Enlightening the World, a name given by its creator Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi. The nickname Mother of Exiles comes from the Emma Lazarus poem engraved on its base. What is the Bing Homepage Quiz ? The Bing Homepage Quiz on BingQuiz.org is an image-based memory and trivia challenge. Unlike standard trivia formats that test what you know from text alone, the Bing Homepage Quiz tests two things at once: what you observe and what you know about the subject shown. Every quiz on this page is built around a single photograph. Seven questions are written around that image and its subject. The image is the starting point for everything on this page. Without it, the questions have no context. A new image and question set are published every Wednesday and Sunday at midnight. Every image is sourced, researched, and verified by the BingQuiz team before going live. How the Homepage Quiz works Study the image for 15 seconds, then answer 7 questions about it before the 65-second timer runs out. 01 Study the Image The Bing Homepage Quiz loads with a blurred image preview behind the Start Quiz button. The blur is intentional; it tells you something is there worth seeing without giving it away before you are ready. Click Start Quiz, and the image appears in full on screen. No questions yet. Just the image. You have 15 seconds to study it. Use this time to identify the subject, take in the details, and observe as much as you can before the clock runs out. Study the Image The Bing Homepage Quiz loads with a blurred image preview behind the Start Quiz button. The blur is intentional; it tells you something is there worth seeing without giving it away before you are ready. Click Start Quiz, and the image appears in full on screen. No questions yet. Just the image. You have 15 seconds to study it. Use this time to identify the subject, take in the details, and observe as much as you can before the clock runs out. 02 Answer 7 Questions After 15 seconds, the image disappears completely, and all 7 questions appear on the page. The 65-second timer begins at this point. Each question has 4 multiple-choice options with one correct answer. If you want to review or change a previous answer, you can navigate back to any earlier question before submitting. Answer 7 Questions After 15 seconds, the image disappears completely, and all 7 questions appear on the page. The 65-second timer begins at this point. Each question has 4 multiple-choice options with one correct answer. If you want to review or change a previous answer, you can navigate back to any earlier question before submitting. 03 Submit and Review Once all 7 questions have been answered, hit submit to see your results. If the 65-second timer completes before you submit, the quiz wraps up automatically with your current answers recorded. After submission, all 7 correct answers appear on the same page, each accompanied by a short explanation covering the subject shown in the image. Your final score determines your rank on the Bing Homepage Quiz from Wanderer through to Mastermind. Submit and Review Once all 7 questions have been answered, hit submit to see your results. If the 65-second timer completes before you submit, the quiz wraps up automatically with your current answers recorded. After submission, all 7 correct answers appear on the same page, each accompanied by a short explanation covering the subject shown in the image. Your final score determines your rank on the Bing Homepage Quiz from Wanderer through to Mastermind. Why we designed the Bing Homepage Quiz this way Most image-based quizzes keep the image visible throughout. We made a different decision deliberately. When an image stays on screen while questions appear, the quiz becomes a reading exercise rather than a genuine challenge. The Bing Homepage Quiz is built around something harder and more interesting than that. Fifteen seconds to observe. Then the image disappears. Then, there are seven questions based on what you saw and what you know about it. This format tests observation and knowledge together, which no standard trivia format does. How the image is selected Every image published on the Bing Homepage Quiz is selected by the BingQuiz team before it goes live. Each image is chosen based on three criteria: it must be visually rich enough to hold attention for 15 seconds, factually deep enough to support 7 distinct questions, and clear enough that the subject can be identified within the observation window. Not every photograph qualifies. The images selected for the Bing Homepage Quiz carry weight behind them. A landmark with centuries of history. A species whose survival story spans continents. A moment captured in time that changed how the world saw something. A work of art created by someone whose life and legacy run deeper than the image itself. Every image on this page has a story worth knowing, which is why 7 questions can be built around it and why the explanations after submission go beyond just the correct answer. Images are drawn from a broad range of themes, including world landmarks, wildlife, nature, geography, science, space, art, and culture. The theme rotates with each new image, so no two consecutive quizzes cover the same subject area. On significant dates such as national holidays, global awareness days, or major international events, the image reflects that occasion. Before any image goes live, the subject is confirmed, the context is researched, and all 7 questions are built around verified information related to that subject. The image and its question set are reviewed together as a single unit before publishing. Tips for the Bing Homepage Quiz Identify the subject first The moment the image appears, focus on identifying what it is. A landmark, a species, an event, a person. Once you know the subject, most questions become answerable even without noticing every detail in the image. Scan actively, not passively 15 seconds is short. Do not just look at the image; read it. Look for location clues, text, architectural style, natural features, or anything that gives context. Every detail you register is a potential answer. Use the go back feature If a later question triggers your memory about an earlier one, go back and update your answer before the 65 second timer runs out. Questions on the same image are often connected. Build broad knowledge The image could be anything from a Roman monument to an endangered species. Players with broad general knowledge across history, science, nature, and art consistently score higher than those with deep knowledge in only one area. Read the explanations Every explanation covers the full story behind the correct answer. What you learn from one quiz often connects to a future one. Frequently asked questions Find answers to the most common questions about the Bing Homepage Quiz. Everything you need to know before you start playing. Yes. The current image and question set stay live until the next one publishes on Wednesday or Sunday at midnight. You can replay as many times as you like during that window. Once Start Quiz is clicked, the 15 second observation window begins immediately. Navigating away from the page will reset the quiz, and you will need to start again from the beginning. 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. Yes. The Bing Homepage Quiz is fully accessible on any device, including smartphones and tablets. The image and questions are optimised for all screen sizes.