Category: Bing Homapage Quiz

Question 1: What kelp-bundled animal is this?

A Sea otter
B Badger
C Beaver

Otters are playful, intelligent mammals known for their love of water. With 13 different species found across the world, otters thrive in freshwater rivers, lakes, and coastal marine environments. To raise awareness and promote their conservation, World Otter Day is celebrated on the last Wednesday of May each year.

Correct Answer: Sea otter

Question 2: Why do sea otters hold hands while floating?

A To fight
B To stay together
C To stay warm

Otters hold hands while floating to prevent drifting apart while they sleep. This behavior is especially common among sea otters, which form groups called rafts. Some otters also wrap themselves in kelp to stay anchored in place.

Correct Answer: To stay together

Question 3: We can tell sea otters are extra smart because they do what?

A Use tools
B Use sign language
C Perform synchronized swimming

Much like MacGyver relied on his trusty Swiss Army knife, the otter keeps his rock nearby. It comes in handy when opening hard clam shells or prying an abalone off a rock.

Correct Answer: Use tools

What kelp-bundled animal is this?

A Sea otter
B Badger
C Beaver

Fact: Otters are playful, intelligent mammals known for their love of water. With 13 different species found across the world, otters thrive in freshwater rivers, lakes, and coastal marine environments. To raise awareness and promote their conservation, World Otter Day is celebrated on the last Wednesday of May each year.

Correct Answer: Sea otter

Why do sea otters hold hands while floating?

A To fight
B To stay together
C To stay warm

Fact: Otters hold hands while floating to prevent drifting apart while they sleep. This behavior is especially common among sea otters, which form groups called rafts. Some otters also wrap themselves in kelp to stay anchored in place.

Correct Answer: To stay together

We can tell sea otters are extra smart because they do what?

A Use tools
B Use sign language
C Perform synchronized swimming

Fact: Much like MacGyver relied on his trusty Swiss Army knife, the otter keeps his rock nearby. It comes in handy when opening hard clam shells or prying an abalone off a rock.

Correct Answer: Use tools

Question 1: Today’s image features the Mona Vale Rockpool. Where are we?

A Australia
B Argentina
C Austria

Sydney’s Mona Vale Rockpool was built on a rocky headland in the Northern Beaches area. This pool has been a local favorite since the 1930s. Surrounded by the Pacific, it offers a safe spot to swim, relax, or watch waves crash over the edge during high tide.

Correct Answer: Australia

Question 2: What kind of water fills the Mona Vale Rockpool?

A Brackish water
B Distilled water
C Seawater

Mona Vale Rockpool is built right on the rocky edge of the coastline. During high tide, waves often crash into the pool, naturally topping it up with fresh seawater. While nature does most of the work, the pool is also cleaned and maintained by local council crews to keep it safe and swimmable.

Correct Answer: Seawater

Question 3: Where is the world’s largest human-made lagoon?

A Thailand
B Chile
C Egypt

Citystars Sharm El Sheikh Lagoon in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, spans over 30 acres. This saltwater lagoon was developed by Crystal Lagoons Technology and holds the Guinness World Record for its size. It’s not just big—it’s also designed to be eco-friendly, using minimal water and energy for maintenance.

Correct Answer: Egypt

Today’s image features the Mona Vale Rockpool. Where are we?

A Australia
B Argentina
C Austria

Fact: Sydney’s Mona Vale Rockpool was built on a rocky headland in the Northern Beaches area. This pool has been a local favorite since the 1930s. Surrounded by the Pacific, it offers a safe spot to swim, relax, or watch waves crash over the edge during high tide.

Correct Answer: Australia

What kind of water fills the Mona Vale Rockpool?

A Brackish water
B Distilled water
C Seawater

Fact: Mona Vale Rockpool is built right on the rocky edge of the coastline. During high tide, waves often crash into the pool, naturally topping it up with fresh seawater. While nature does most of the work, the pool is also cleaned and maintained by local council crews to keep it safe and swimmable.

Correct Answer: Seawater

Where is the world’s largest human-made lagoon?

A Thailand
B Chile
C Egypt

Fact: Citystars Sharm El Sheikh Lagoon in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, spans over 30 acres. This saltwater lagoon was developed by Crystal Lagoons Technology and holds the Guinness World Record for its size. It’s not just big—it’s also designed to be eco-friendly, using minimal water and energy for maintenance.

Correct Answer: Egypt

Question 1: We’re at Arlington National Cemetery for Memorial Day. Where is it?

A Virginia
B Kentucky
C Tennessee

More than 400,000 US service members and eligible family members are buried at Arlington National Cemetery, which is across the Potomoc River from Washington, DC. Established during the Civil War, Arlington now stretches across 600 acres. It is the site of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, guarded nonstop since 1937.

Correct Answer: Virginia

Question 2: What was the original name of Memorial Day?

A Veterans Day
B Decoration Day
C Remembrance Day

Decoration Day took root after the Civil War, when both Union and Confederate soldiers were memorialized with flowers placed on their graves. At Arlington National Cemetery, where our photo was taken, the headstones are adorned with American flags in a ceremony known as ‘Flags In’ for Memorial Day.

Correct Answer: Decoration Day

Question 3: Which of these presidents is buried at Arlington National Cemetery?

A Franklin D. Roosevelt
B John F. Kennedy
C Woodrow Wilson

President John F. Kennedy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery on November 25, 1963, three days after his assassination. His wife, Jacqueline, lit an eternal flame at the head of his grave. Millions of people visit each year, making Kennedy’s grave the most-visited site at Arlington.

Correct Answer: John F. Kennedy

We’re at Arlington National Cemetery for Memorial Day. Where is it?

A Virginia
B Kentucky
C Tennessee

Fact: More than 400,000 US service members and eligible family members are buried at Arlington National Cemetery, which is across the Potomoc River from Washington, DC. Established during the Civil War, Arlington now stretches across 600 acres. It is the site of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, guarded nonstop since 1937.

Correct Answer: Virginia