Mark Silvas, from Los Angeles, CA, was a contestant who appeared on Season 16 of the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on May 3-4, 2018 and left with $5,000 after missing on his $30,000 question.
Mark's Run to the Million[]
$500 (1 of 14) - Not Timed
Though you might hope they'll all be banned someday, which of these is the only activity specifically banned under Facebook's Terms of Use?
⬥ A: Sharing political opinions
⬥ B: Bragging about your kids
⬥ C: Posting pictures of your lunch
⬥ D: Uploading viruses
$1,000 (2 of 14) - Not Timed
In a nod to a once common authenticity test for precious metals, Olympic athletes are often photographed doing what to their gold medals?
⬥ A: Sniffing them
⬥ B: Biting them
⬥ C: Seeing if they float
⬥ D: Seeing if they cut glass
$2,000 (3 of 14) - Not Timed
In 2016, a NJ woman settled a lawsuit with the Motor Vehicle Commission, after claiming she was denied what license plate because of religious discrimination?
⬥ A: 8 2 MUCH
⬥ B: GO R8DRS
⬥ C: 8THEIST
⬥ D: VNTY PL8
$3,000 (4 of 14) - Not Timed
Ironically, it was at the vacation home of spy novelist Ian Fleming that Sting wrote what classic 1983 Police hit with a lyrical theme of secretive surveillance?
⬥ A: "Roxanne"
⬥ B: "Every Breath You Take"
⬥ C: "Message In A Bottle"
⬥ D: "De Do Do Do De Da Da Da"
$5,000 (5 of 14) - Not Timed
Besides Minnesota, whose letters can be rearranged to spell "nominates," which 1-word state can be anagrammed into one (unpopular) English word?
⬥ A: Maine
⬥ B: Ohio
⬥ C: Texas
⬥ D: Idaho
$7,000 (6 of 14) - Not Timed
If you're "insane in the tympanic membrane," which part of your body has gone crazy?
⬥ A: Eardrum
⬥ B: Eyelid
⬥ C: Nostril
⬥ D: Gums
The klaxon called time and Mark would return on $7,000 with all 3 lifelines still available.
$10,000 (7 of 14) - Not Timed
Thought to be the last surviving member of its on-board crew before his death in 2014, Werner Franz was a 14-year-old employed on what ill-fated vessel in 1937? 'Ask the Audience' lifeline used
