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Quiz Answer Clues: Stonehenge Quiz
Stuck on the stones, the solstice or the legends? Open a clue for a hint. Clues never give the answer away; the answers and explanations appear only on your results page. Updated .
In which English county is Stonehenge located?
Clue: It’s a county in southwest England that is also home to the Avebury stone circle and the town of Swindon.
Stonehenge stands on which wide chalk plateau in southern England?
Clue: The plateau takes its name from a nearby cathedral city, and the British Army uses much of it for training.
The smaller “bluestones” at Stonehenge are believed to have come from which hills in Wales?
Clue: They rise in Pembrokeshire, in southwest Wales, where outcrops such as Carn Goedog show signs of Neolithic quarrying.
A 2020 study traced most of Stonehenge’s giant sarsen stones to which source about 25 km (15 miles) to the north?
Clue: The match was a wooded spot on the edge of chalk downland, close to a market town known for its famous college.
Research published in 2024 found that Stonehenge’s six-ton Altar Stone came from which region?
Clue: Tiny mineral grains in the stone pointed far beyond the bluestone hills, to a region more than 700 km (430 miles) north.
Stonehenge’s main axis lines up with the sunrise on which day of the year?
Clue: It’s the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, when crowds gather at the stones to watch the sun come up.
What is the name of the large stone outside the circle, near the entrance, over which the midsummer sun rises?
Clue: Its name may come from an old legend in which the Devil hurled a stone at a friar and struck him on the foot.
What are the horizontal stones placed across the tops of Stonehenge’s upright stones called?
Clue: The same word is used for the beam that spans the top of a door or window frame.
Which woodworking-style joints were carved to hold the stone lintels on top of the uprights?
Clue: Carpenters still use the same idea: a projecting peg on one piece slots into a hole cut in another.
When was the first stage of Stonehenge, a circular ditch and bank, built?
Clue: The earthwork is older than Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza, but humans were still hunter-gatherers in Britain long before it.
Which organization manages the Stonehenge monument and its visitor center?
Clue: This charity looks after more than 400 historic places in England, including Dover Castle and parts of Hadrian’s Wall.
In which year was Stonehenge named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, together with Avebury?
Clue: It was inscribed in the same year as the Giant’s Causeway and Durham Castle and Cathedral.
Which huge henge about 3 km (2 miles) northeast of Stonehenge may have housed the people who built it?
Clue: Digs there found the remains of houses and thousands of pig bones from midwinter feasts, close to Woodhenge.
What is the name of the ancient earthwork route that links Stonehenge to the River Avon?
Clue: Its parallel banks and ditches run nearly 3 km (almost 2 miles), and its first stretch follows the solstice line.
Which 12th-century writer claimed that the wizard Merlin brought the stones of Stonehenge from Ireland?
Clue: He wrote the History of the Kings of Britain, the book that made King Arthur’s legend famous across medieval Europe.
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The Basics
What Is a Bing Quiz?
A Bing quiz is a short, multiple-choice trivia challenge built around daily topics — the photo on the Bing homepage, the week’s biggest headlines, pop culture, and general knowledge. Microsoft popularized the format on Bing.com, and today “Bing quiz” is what millions of people search for when they want a quick daily brain workout.
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Bing Homepage Quiz
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Every day, Bing greets visitors with a breathtaking homepage image — a glacier in Patagonia, a festival in India, a sea turtle in the Great Barrier Reef. The Bing Homepage Quiz turns that picture into a mini adventure: a few questions about where the photo was taken, what it shows, and the history, science, or culture connected to it.
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Our homepage quiz format
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Bing News Quiz
Bing News Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Headlines?
The Bing News Quiz is the go-to choice for anyone who likes to stay informed. Questions are drawn from real headlines — elections and world leaders, big business moves, science breakthroughs, sports championships, weather events, and viral stories everyone is talking about.
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News Quiz
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The Great Barrier Reef lies off the coast of which country?
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- B. Australia
- C. Indonesia
Show answer
B. Australia — the world’s largest coral reef system stretches along Queensland’s coast.
News-style
How many member countries make up the G7?
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- B. Seven
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Show answer
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Entertainment-style
Which award honors achievements in film and is presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences?
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- B. The Emmy
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C. The Oscar — Grammys are for music and Emmys are for television.
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Bing Quiz FAQ
What is Bing Quiz?
Bing Quiz is a daily multiple-choice trivia challenge covering the Bing homepage image, current news, entertainment, and general knowledge. It’s quick, free, and designed to be played every day.
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The Bing Homepage Quiz asks questions inspired by the daily Bing homepage photo — the place, animal, landmark, or culture it shows. Our version has 15 questions, a 5-minute timer, and new topics every day.
Is there a Bing News Quiz today?
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