Exam 13: Gaming Entertainment
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Exam 13: Gaming Entertainment39 Questions
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A public gambling house was legalized for the first time in 1626 in:
• London, England
• Paris, France
• Venice, Italy
• Warsaw, Poland
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• Venice, Italy
The world's largest hotel and casino is the:
• Trump Tower in Atlantic City
• Borgata in Atlantic City
• MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
• Caesars Palace in Las Vegas
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• MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas
The origins of gambling:
• started in China
• is unknown
• began in Rome
• started with the Native Americans
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• is unknown
By definition, social gamblers:
• will by-pass all other amenities and spend all of their time on the casino floor
• are interested in combining gambling with many other activities
• are at a casino or gaming property for a convention
• are generally visiting with a group of friends for a weekend getaway
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Gaming revenue is produced from:
• food and beverage sales
• lodging sales
• casino win
• tours and attractions
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One of the worlds largest and most respected hotel and gaming companies is:
• Trump
• Boyd Gaming
• MGM Mirage
• Harrah's
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Cruises to nowhere refer to:
• an extended weekend of gambling with limited chance of winning
• part of a cruise vacation where gaming and entertainment on-board ship are the main attraction
• riverboats that cruise up and down the river while guests gamble
• barges that are moored but fulfill local regulations that gambling not occur in the city limits
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With the growth of the gaming entertainment industry, the need for trained dealers has increased dramatically, future dealers learn their trade in all of the following ways except:
• hands-on training in mock casinos
• dealing classes at colleges and private schools
• first hand experience at the gaming table
• textbooks and videotapes
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On average, what percent of total revenues do casino gaming companies pay in taxes?
• 40
• 20
• 15
• 12
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Bugsy Siegel was known for all of the following except:
• Racketeering
• Opening the Flamingo Hotel and Casino
• Running murder for hire operations
• being close friends with J. Edgar Hoover
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The __________ is the total amount bet in the gaming industry.
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Some of the best food service operations in the industry are found:
• in casino hotels
• in local mom and pop operations near the casinos
• in large, metropolitan cities only
• in Europe
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Casino developer Steve Wynn has been credited with:
• providing competition to Donald Trump in building up Atlantic City
• continuing the tradition of racketeering established by Bugsy Siegel in the 1940's
• only hiring graduates from his alma mater to manage Wynn properties
• transforming Las Vegas from a gambling venue for adults into a world renowned resort and convention destination
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The typical gaming guest exhibits all of the characteristics except:
• high school education
• high level of income
• tend to be white collar employees
• often younger
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All of the following are departments typically found in Casino Hotel Operations except:
• Reservations
• Food and Beverage
• Housekeeping
• Guest Services
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Casino gambling was authorized in New Jersey by the:
• Casino Control Act
• the New Jersey Revenue Enhancement Act
• the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
• the Casino Control Commission
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Gaming entertainment is the business of hospitality and entertainment with a core strength of:
• food and beverage
• lodging
• casino gaming
• Broadway style stage shows
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Gaming operations staff includes slot machine technicians who are often responsible for _____________ machines.
• 20
• 30
• 40
• 50
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The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988 was a response to:
• Congress feeling they might lose control over tribal gaming
• the Civil Rights movement
• the expanding number of casinos on riverboats
• the teamsters union request to build more casinos
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