What was the name of the arms control treaty, sometimes referred to as the Moscow Treaty, that was signed in 2002 by the United States and Russia?

The Quiz: What was the name of the arms control treaty, sometimes referred to as the Moscow Treaty, that was signed in 2002 by the United States and Russia?

Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions (SORT)
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (ABM)
Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I)
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT)
Limited Test Ban Treaty (LTBT)

The correct answer to this quiz is Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions (SORT).

Where is this granite islet called Fannette?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Quiz (7-5-2022): Where is this granite islet called Fannette?

A Lake Geneva
B Lake Michigan
C Lake Tahoe

Tiny Fannette Island is the only island in one of the deepest, most famous lakes in the world, Lake Tahoe. Fannette, which was known by many names over the 20th century, is off the southwest shore of Tahoe, in Emerald Bay. Eons ago, glaciers carved out Emerald Bay and for some reason left behind this nub of an island. Visiting it requires a short paddle to its rocky shores.

The correct answer to this quiz is Lake Tahoe.

What mountain range surrounds Lake Tahoe?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Quiz (7-5-2022): What mountain range surrounds Lake Tahoe?

A Rockies
B Cascades
C Sierra Nevada

The Sierra Nevada runs about 400 miles north and south along the eastern border of California. It separates the state’s fertile Central Valley from the Great Basin of the interior west that makes up most of Nevada and Utah. The Sierra is part of a continuous chain of mountain ranges that form the eastern half of the Pacific Ring of Fire. In addition to Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in the US, the Sierra range also includes Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the Lower 48, at 14,505 feet.

The correct answer to this quiz is Sierra Nevada.

Lake Tahoe is the second-deepest lake in the US. What is the deepest?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Quiz (7-5-2022): Lake Tahoe is the second-deepest lake in the US. What is the deepest?

A Crater Lake
B Lake Superior
C Lake Shasta

Crater Lake in southern Oregon is the deepest at 1,949 feet. It rests in what remains of a volcanic crater. Almost 8,000 years ago Mount Mazama erupted and formed a symmetrical caldera. Rain and snowmelt eventually filled the caldera with water, creating the lake. Without any streams or rivers flowing into or out of it, the water level remains very constant. Crater Lake’s average depth of 1,148 feet makes it the deepest lake in the Western Hemisphere.

The correct answer to this quiz is Crater Lake.

Which of these world figures is royalty?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Supersonic Quiz Answers [07-05-2022]: Which of these world figures is royalty?

The given options are:
Felipe V
Maha Vajiralongkorn
Emmanuel Macron
Harald V
Jacinda Ardern
Alexander Van der Bellen
Volodymyr Zelensky
Salman

Five Correct Answers are:
Felipe V
Maha Vajiralongkorn
Emmanuel Macron
Harald V
Salman

Please comment if you find a different answer.

Which country has French as an official language?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Supersonic Quiz Answers [07-05-2022]: Which country has French as an official language?

The given options are:
Brazil
Switzerland
Canada
New Zealand
Belgium
Cameroon
Madagascar
Wales

Five Correct Answers are:
Switzerland
Canada
Belgium
Cameroon
Madagascar

Please comment if you find a different answer.

Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Quiz (7-4-2022): Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

A John Hancock
B Alexander Hamilton
C Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson, our country’s third president, is given credit for writing the Declaration of Independence (which later inspired the French Revolution, the Haitian Revolution, and even Vietnam’s independence from France). At the time, Jefferson represented Virginia in the Continental Congress. He was also an architect, lawyer, and plantation owner. As such, he owned hundreds of slaves. Before becoming president, he was governor of Virginia, vice president to John Adams, and secretary of state to George Washington. As president he engineered the Louisiana Purchase, doubling the size of the country.

The correct answer to this quiz is Thomas Jefferson.