Amazon quiz is now on a daily basis but only for 4 hours from 8 AM to 12 PM and a great chance to win huge prizes from Amazon. In today’s Amazon app quiz, Answer 5 simple questions and stand a chance to win Rs 50000.
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How to Answer and win Rs 50000? :
1 . Download Amazon App from here
2. Open the app and you will see a banner about the Quiz. Click on it or if you can’t see the banner, search for “Amazon quiz” in the search bar
3. Now click on the ‘Start’ button to begin the quiz.
4 . Start answering the questions
Answers –
Q1) In October 2020, a rare first edition of which children’s book has sold for £75,000 at an auction?
Ans – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
Q2) Padma Shri Recipient Shobha Naidu, who recently passed away, was known for which dance form?
Ans – Kuchipudi
Q3) According to the World Bank’s International Debt Statistics 2021, which country became the largest creditor?
Ans – China
Q4) This player scored his one and only IPL century against which team?
Ans – Kochi Tuskers Kerala
Q5) Which North American country’s national animal is this?
Ans – Canada
After answering all 5 questions correctly, you will get a Congratulations message that you have been entered into a lucky draw. Now keep your fingers crossed and wait for the results to be announced.
Terms and conditions :
- This Contest will commence on 28th October 2020 from 08:00:01 a.m. (IST) to 12:00:00 p.m. (IST) (“Contest Period”)
- In order to be eligible for the Contest, during the Contest Period you must sign-in to or sign-up from an account on the Amazon.in App (“Amazon.in App”).
- Once you have signed-in to the Amazon.in App, you can participate by navigating to the page where 5 (five) questions will be posted during the entire Contest Period.
- Thereafter, if you answer all the quiz questions correctly, you will be entitled for a lucky draw which will be carried out amongst participants who have answered that particular question correctly.
- Results on 30 October 2020