[8-4-2022] Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage “This or That” Quiz Question: Which city has hosted a Major League Baseball All-Star game?
We have put both correct (left side) and incorrect (right side) options below. It will help you in determining the correct answer if the correct answer is not on this page, but the wrong answer is on the page. The correct answers (1-10) are bold (blue).
- Chicago, Illinois ……. New Orleans, Louisiana
- Atlanta, Georgia ……. San Jose, California
- St. Louis, Missouri ……. Indianapolis, Indiana
- Miami, Florida ……. Fresno, California
- Baltimore, Maryland ……. Tucson, Arizona
- Kansas City, Missouri ……. Fort Worth, Texas
- Boston, Massachusetts ……. Nashville, Tennessee
- San Francisco, California ……. Mesa, Arizona
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ……. Wichita, Kansas
- Detroit, Michigan ……. Louisville, Kentucky
Other correct answers are:
- Anaheim, California
- Arlington, Texas
- Bloomington, Minnesota
- Brooklyn, New York
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- Cleveland, Ohio
- Denver, Colorado
- Houston, Texas
- Los Angeles, California
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Montreal, Quebec
- New York, New York
- Oakland, California
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Phoenix, Arizona
- San Diego, California
- Seattle, Washington
- Toronto, Ontario
- Washington, D.C.
If your quiz has different options, you can look into the following table to find the correct answers. (sorted by city) Ref
List of Major League Baseball All-Star game venues with city and state:
| City | All-Star Game Venue |
| Anaheim, California | Anaheim Stadium |
| Anaheim, California | Angel Stadium of Anaheim |
| Arlington, Texas | The Ballpark at Arlington |
| Atlanta, Georgia | Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium |
| Atlanta, Georgia | Turner Field |
| Baltimore, Maryland | Memorial Stadium |
| Baltimore, Maryland | Oriole Park at Camden Yards |
| Bloomington, Minnesota | Metropolitan Stadium |
| Boston, Massachusetts | Braves Field |
| Boston, Massachusetts | Fenway Park |
| Brooklyn, New York | Ebbets Field |
| Chicago, Illinois | Comiskey Park |
| Chicago, Illinois | U.S. Cellular Field |
| Chicago, Illinois | Wrigley Field |
| Cincinnati, Ohio | Crosley Field |
| Cincinnati, Ohio | Great American Ballpark |
| Cincinnati, Ohio | Riverfront Stadium |
| Cleveland, Ohio | Jacobs Field |
| Cleveland, Ohio | Municipal Stadium |
| Cleveland, Ohio | Progressive Field |
| Denver, Colorado | Coors Field |
| Detroit, Michigan | Briggs Stadium |
| Detroit, Michigan | Comerica Park |
| Detroit, Michigan | Tiger Stadium |
| Houston, Texas | Astrodome |
| Houston, Texas | Minute Maid Park |
| Kansas City, Missouri | Kauffman Stadium |
| Kansas City, Missouri | Municipal Stadium |
| Kansas City, Missouri | Royals Stadium |
| Los Angeles, California | Dodger Stadium |
| Los Angeles, California | Memorial Coliseum |
| Miami, Florida | Marlins Park |
| Milwaukee, Wisconsin | County Stadium |
| Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Miller Park |
| Minneapolis, Minnesota | H. Humphrey Metrodome |
| Minneapolis, Minnesota | Target Field |
| Montreal, Quebec | Olympic Stadium |
| New York, New York | Citi Field |
| New York, New York | Polo Grounds |
| New York, New York | Shea Stadium |
| New York, New York | Yankee Stadium |
| Oakland, California | Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum |
| Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Shibe Park |
| Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Veterans Stadium |
| Phoenix, Arizona | Chase Field |
| Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Forbes Field |
| Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | PNC Park |
| Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Three Rivers Stadium |
| San Diego, California | Jack Murphy Stadium |
| San Diego, California | Petco Park |
| San Diego, California | San Diego Stadium |
| San Francisco, California | AT&T Park |
| San Francisco, California | Candlestick Park |
| Seattle, Washington | Kingdome |
| Seattle, Washington | Safeco Field |
| Seattle, Washington | T-Mobile Park |
| St. Louis, Missouri | Busch Memorial Stadium |
| St. Louis, Missouri | Sportsman’s Park |
| Toronto, Ontario | SkyDome |
| Washington, D.C. | D.C. Stadium |
| Washington, D.C. | Griffith Stadium |
| Washington, D.C. | Nationals Park |
| Washington, D.C. | R.F.K. Memorial Stadium |
Today’s “Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Quiz” has ten answers to the “This or That?” question. Each answer carries 5 points, and the wrong answer does not earn any point. Earn five points per question—up to 50 points total—when you answer correctly. So, select only the correct answers.
If you find other answers, please mention them in the comment.
Two venues are in Canada. Cool. Thanks for the information.
Not all US states are in the list. Some states yet to get chance.
Maybe those states don’t have good stadium to host the event. Hopefully they may host in the future.
You do not need to know the name of all venues to answer this question. Bing is just asking the name of the cities. I counted unique cities in your table, and it is 30. Thanks for putting them in sorted order by city. It makes the job easy.
Thanks for the feedback. We also thought about that. It’s not an exam question; just a blog. So, putting extra information does not hurt. We kept cities in sorted order so that it would be easy to find the answers.
Finally a new This or That quiz.
It seems that THE Microsoft employee is back from long vacation 🙂
I think they repeat quizzes according to the requirements of their search queries. Through these quizzes, they are trying to improve their search algorithm.
Thanks for all the answers. Got full 50 points.
Thanks for putting the correct answers. I got 10/10.
Your list is really big. Posting cities without venues would have made it smaller. Anyway, Thanks a lot for your effort.
Thanks again for all the answers. Got full 50 points. Unlike others, This or That quiz doesn’t give points for wrong answers. So, good to get help.
Thank you for all your effort.
I couldn’t have gotten it all correct without your help.
Thanks for listing all cities. It was too painful to read the full blog. 🙁