Bing
Entertainment
Quiz

On Microsoft Bing, the entertainment quiz is a short weekly trivia round about recent movie, TV, music and celebrity news. It appears as an activity card for members of Microsoft Rewards, the free loyalty program where you earn points for searching and completing activities, then redeem those points for gift cards, sweepstakes entries or charity donations. The official round is brief, usually only a few questions, and it focuses on the past week's headlines.

That's where our weekly edition comes in. Instead of a quick three-question card, you get a full 20-question entertainment quiz covering a wider spread of pop culture: last week's premieres, chart toppers, award winners and trending stories, plus a few throwback questions for the classic film and TV fans. It's the longer feature to Bing's trailer.

If you enjoy this kind of challenge, you'll probably like our daily bing homepage quiz too, which tests your knowledge of places, nature and history inspired by the famous Bing homepage photos.

Every week's quiz is built fresh, but a typical lineup pulls from these six "screens" so no single corner of entertainment dominates. If you only watch movies, you'll still find questions you can answer, and you'll discover a few stories you missed.

There's no sign-in wall and no complicated rules. Here's the whole experience, from ticket to closing credits:

1. Grab your ticketOpen this week's Bing Entertainment Quiz on this page. A new set of 20 questions goes up every week.
2. Take your seatRead each multiple-choice question and pick the answer you think is right. Go with your gut on pop culture; overthinking tends to hurt.
3. Watch the showWork through all 20 questions. They mix easy crowd-pleasers with a few deep cuts for serious fans.
4. Roll the creditsCheck your answers, tally your score and see where you land on the critic scale below. Then come back next week for a new feature.

Want to earn points as well? Microsoft's own entertainment round lives inside Microsoft Rewards. The exact layout changes from time to time, but the process generally looks like this:

1. Sign inUse your Microsoft account at rewards.bing.com. If you haven't joined Microsoft Rewards yet, signing up is free.
2. Find the quiz cardLook for the entertainment or entertainment news quiz among your activity cards on the Rewards dashboard, or open the Rewards panel at the top of Bing.com.
3. Answer every questionComplete the full round. On the official quiz, finishing matters, so don't close the tab halfway through.
4. Check your balanceOnce the card shows as completed, your points are added to your Rewards balance automatically.

Finished all 20 questions? Count your correct answers and find your review. Screenshot it, share it in the group chat and challenge your friends to beat you next week.

Not ready for the main feature yet? Try these four classic entertainment questions. Think of your answer, then tap the stub to reveal it.

Entertainment trivia rewards people who pay a little attention all week rather than cramming on quiz day. These habits make a real difference:

Tip seven: make it a weekly ritual. Players who return every week improve fastest because they start noticing patterns in what gets asked: franchise news, anniversaries, record-breakers and surprise announcements.

Pop culture trivia might look like pure fun, and it is, but it also has real benefits. Recalling names, titles and dates is a light workout for your memory. Following entertainment news gives you easy conversation starters at work, at family dinners and with friends. And a weekly quiz is a perfect group activity: play it together on a Friday night, keep a running scoreboard across the month, and crown your household's resident film buff.

Because the questions change every week, the Bing Entertainment Quiz never goes stale. Each set is a snapshot of what the world was watching and listening to, so it doubles as a quick, enjoyable way to catch up on anything you missed.