It’s where the word cannibal comes from IIRC - someone misread “Carib” as “Canib” and because they were thought to eat human flesh the term “cannibal” was coined and stuck around even after the mistake was fixed.
Slightly ponderous 10/10, process of elimination on Q5/Q9....dithered on C or D on Q10, closed my eyes & got it. BTW for readers, 'The Devil in the White City' is an excellent non-fiction about the 1893 Chicago Expostion & a parellal story about a serial killer of young women in Chicago at the same time. The exposition itself, striving to exceed the 1889 Paris Exposition which centered on the new Eiffel Tower, introduced a plethora of inventions, food products, entertainments, & the juxtapositioned murder story was very disturbingly dark. It's an easy read in terms of the author's writing.
That would imply that Home Alone (although I love it) is better known than Harry Potter, which would be a tough argument, looking at the box office figures:
Home Alone did $477M wordwide ($1.15B) compared with Harry Potter 1's $975M (~$1.73B today, applying US CPI, not 'ticket price' inflation).
And Home Alone arguably does better on resales due to it being a Christmas story.
And that's before considering the rest of the series (Home Alone basically falling off a cliff after 2 while HP stayed strong throughout, financially).
8/10. I was going to say Chicago, but then I decided maybe it wasn't in the US and said Buenose Aires. Then I chose smallpox before I saw syphillis. That may have given me pause and I may have answered that, but we'll never know now.
That last question is tricky, since three of the answers are people native to the Caribbean.
Home Alone did $477M wordwide ($1.15B) compared with Harry Potter 1's $975M (~$1.73B today, applying US CPI, not 'ticket price' inflation).
And Home Alone arguably does better on resales due to it being a Christmas story.
And that's before considering the rest of the series (Home Alone basically falling off a cliff after 2 while HP stayed strong throughout, financially).