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#1. Is Mandalay Bay named after the city of Mandalay in Myanmar?
#2. The Jubilee Theater was the filming location for “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” from 2016 until it ended in 2019 at what Las Vegas casino?
#3. Does the Bellagio have a herb garden, located on the roof, that supplies some of the resort’s restaurants?
#4. In 2004, what pop star married her childhood friend Jason Alexander in Las Vegas, only to end the marriage 55 hours later?
#5. Was the seventh spy film in the James Bond series, “Diamonds Are Forever” (1971) set in Las Vegas?
#6. How did Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel die on June 20, 1947, at the age of 41?
#7. In 2020, what Las Vegas Resort was named the official pre- and post-game venue for the Las Vegas Raiders?
#8. Do the Wynn and Encore Resorts have an outdoor tram connecting the two properties?
#9. Main Street Station has an enclosed skywalk to what other casino?
#10. Is Oscar’s Steakhouse in the Plaza Hotel & Casino named for former Las Vegas Mayor and mob attorney Oscar Goodman?
#11. In 1940, Nevada was the least populated state with 110,000 residents. With double Nevada’s population in 1940, what was the second least populated state in that year?
#12. What reptile is the state symbol of Nevada?
#13. Were the runways at Reid International Airport renumbered (7L/25R to 8L/26R) in August 2017 due to a shift in direction of the Earth’s magnetic field?
#14. On August 18, 2000, actress Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeannie) crossed her arms and blinked to open this rebuilt Las Vegas Hotel & Casino?
#15. In 2015, who purchased and demolished the former Riviera Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip?