Exploring Omaha with Jeff Ness Rella

Jeff Ness Rella, the 2012 State National Geographic Bee winner from Nebraska, introduces Omaha, highlighting its Fortune 500 companies and famous resident Warren Buffett. He explores Omaha's attractions, including the Henry Doorly Zoo and Durham Museum. The video also covers downtown Omaha's Old Market, parks, and infrastructure like the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge and TD Ameritrade Park. Jeff shares personal insights and global perspectives, reflecting on world leaders and his experiences.

Which of the following is NOT a Fortune 500 company based in Omaha?

• Google

• Peter Kiewit and Sons

• Berkshire Hathaway

• ConAgra Foods

What is Warren Buffett's nickname related to Omaha?

• The Wizard of Wall Street

• The Oracle of Omaha

• The Sage of Silicon Valley

• The King of Finance

What unique feature does the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha boast?

• The world's largest indoor desert

• The world's largest butterfly garden

• The world's largest aquarium

• The world's largest aviary

What was the original purpose of the building that now houses the Durham Museum?

• A courthouse

• A union station

• A shopping mall

• A library

What is a notable feature of the Old Market area in Omaha?

• Modern skyscrapers

• Brick-paved streets

• Underground tunnels

• A large amusement park

What is a key attraction of the Heartland of America Park?

• A 300-foot high water fountain

• A giant Ferris wheel

• A botanical garden

• A historical museum

What is the Gene Leahy Mall known for?

• Its indoor ice rink

• Its large shopping center

• Its sandy playground

• Its historical monuments

What is significant about the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge?

• It is the oldest bridge in Omaha

• It links two states

• It is the longest pedestrian bridge in the world

• It is made entirely of glass

What is the seating capacity of TD Ameritrade Park?

• 24,000 seats

• 30,000 seats

• 15,000 seats

• 10,000 seats

Which river provides impressive views from TD Ameritrade Park?

• The Missouri River

• The Mississippi River

• The Ohio River

• The Platte River