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#1. In 2017, was the last performance of The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus performed in Las Vegas?

#2. In 1999, did Steve Wynn suggest a project called "Las Venice" with canals running down Fremont Street?

#3. What casino has the state's longest indoor bar, known as the Mega Bar?

#4. In 1959, Wayne Newton made his start in Las Vegas at the Carnival Lounge at what casino?

#5. Did the Plaza Hotel & Casino purchase furnishings and materials from the Fontainebleau Resort after it first suspended construction?

#6. Is there a movie theater on the Las Vegas Strip?

#7. Can kangaroo rats live their entire lives in the Mojave Desert without water?

#8. Was Nevada the only U.S. state that allowed boxing in 1910?

#9. Was the Nevada State Constitution the longest Morse Code telegram sent in history?

#10. Was "Super Glue" invented on March 2, 1947 in Las Vegas?

#11. Did Samuel Clemens, later known as Mark Twain, begin his journalism career in Virgina City, Nevada?

#12. Is Las Vegas considered to be the "Bowling Capital of the World"?

#13. Is Nevada one of the only states that celebrates its anniversary annually with parades and street festivals?

#14. What company has their corporate headquarters in the old Las Vegas City Hall building?

#15. On October 5, 2019, did Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders suffer a heart attack while campaigning in Las Vegas?

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