1. Pizza
   Hamburgers
2. Fried chicken
   Spaghetti

Kevin loves his cheese pizza and becomes angry when he learns his older brother, Buzz, did not save any cheese-only slices for him. This leads to the famous line later in the film, when, home alone, Kevin orders "a lovely cheese pizza, just for me."

1. London
   Paris
2. Madrid
   Rome

The family had planned to spend the holidays in Paris with Kevin's uncle, Rob. The capital of France is a popular setting for Hollywood films, often depicted by iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower.

1. Up in the attic
   Down in the basement
2. In a tent outside
   In his own bedroom

While lying on the bed up in the attic, Kevin, who is still fuming, wishes his family would disappear! When he wakes the next morning to find everyone gone, he believes he actually had caused them to vanish.

1. Uncle Frank
   Old Man Marley
2. Officer Balzak
   Gus Polinski

"Old Man Marley," played by Roberts Blossom, at first appears to be a crabby hermit. But Kevin befriends him and learns that Marley just misses his family. He later comes to Kevin's rescue just as it looks like Harry and Marv have the boy cornered.

1. Kevin had promised to be ready to head out the night before.
   Kevin was with the family at first, but then slipped back inside the house.
2. Buzz purposely lied to his parents about Kevin's whereabouts.
   One of the older kids mistook the neighbor's kid for Kevin during a head count.

Mitch Murphy, a boy about Kevin's age who lives across the street, was in one of the shuttle vans with his back turned when he was mistaken for Kevin during a head count of the kids. Mitch was played by Jeffrey Wiseman.

1. Harry's
   Marv's
2. Buzz's
   His dad's

Using Buzz's BB gun, Kevin practices his aim by shooting sports figurines into the laundry shoot. "Home Alone" was not the first time the BB gun played a role in a classic holiday movie. "A Christmas Story," released in 1983, tells the story of a boy who wishes for a BB gun for Christmas.

1. Bad Guys
   Wet Bandits
2. Secret Santas
   Mystery Men

Harry and Marv called themselves the Wet Bandits. They would leave their mark by plugging up the drain and leaving the water running to cause flooding in every home they broke into in the film.

1. Madison
   Chicago
2. New York
   Detroit

They live in a quiet suburb of Chicago. In real life, the house used to film "Home Alone" is located at 671 Lincoln Ave. in Winnetka, Ill. The 4,200-plus square-foot brick house was reportedly sold in 2012 for about $1.6 million.

1. He snores.
   He talks in his sleep.
2. He keeps the light on.
   He wets the bed.

Kevin doesn't want to sleep with Fuller because he wets the bed. Fuller was played by Kieran Culkin, the younger brother of Macaulay Culkin. They have another brother, Rory, who also acts.

1. Ornaments
   Needles
2. Bricks
   Popcorn

Harry steps on Christmas ornaments, the first of Kevin's many booby traps. What we've come to associate with the modern-day Christmas tree is said to have originated from Germany in the 16th Century.

1. They were too tired.
   They forgot to set the alarm.
2. A power outage reset the clocks
   Kevin unplugged their alarms as a prank.

The clocks reset due to a power outage. Levi Hutchins, of New Hampshire, is credited for inventing the first mechanical alarm clock. But the first person to invent an adjustable alarm clock — in which a person could set the time that the alarm would go off — was a Frenchman named Antoine Redier.

1. Kevin's dad
   Kevin's mom
2. Uncle Frank
   Buzz

Kevin turns around to find his mom standing there. She's afraid he's mad at her for abandoning him, but he rushes to hug her. The rest of the family rolls in soon after, and everyone is impressed to learn that Kevin went grocery shopping on his own the day before.

1. I'll cry if I want to!
   Don't come in!
2. I have to defend it!
   Not yours!

Kevin proclaims he'll defend the family's home when he realizes the burglars are coming his way. According to FBI crime statistics, home burglaries accounted for 67% of all burglaries in 2017, and the average loss for the victim of a burglary incident was $2,416.

1. Anthony Edwards
   Tom Hanks
2. John Candy
   Kevin Farley

John Candy played the role of Gus Polinski, the lead member of the traveling polka band. The Canadian actor had appeared in more than 65 shows and movies, including a movie called "The Last Polka," before dying of a heart attack in 1994.

1. Shave his head
   Tie him up
2. Call his mom for ransom
   Hang him on a door hanger

Harry and Marv pick Kevin up and hang him on a door hanger. They discuss what they're going to do to him next when Old Man Marley sneaks up behind them and knocks the thieves on the head with a shovel.

1. Joe Pesci
   Daniel Stern
2. John Heard
   Devin Ratray

Joe Pesci played the role of Harry, the "brains" behind the burglary operations. Born on Feb. 9, 1943, in Newark, N.J., Pesci has appeared in more than three dozen movies and shows.

1. "Deck the Halls"
   "Jingle Bell Rock"
2. "Sleigh Ride"
   "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"

"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" was blasting from the house when the burglars pull up to the house — part of Kevin's attempt to make the house appear like it's full of people. Singer Brenda Lee first performed this song in 1958, at age 13.

1. On the sidewalk
   At the pizza parlor
2. At the grocery store
   At church

Kevin encounters Old Man Marley at church on Christmas Eve. Marley is there to watch his granddaughter sing in the choir. Roberts Blossom, who played Marley, was born in New Haven, Conn., in 1924 and died in Santa Monica, Calif., in 2011.

1. Cries
   Calls the police
2. Goes to the neighbor's house
   Runs around excited

Kevin jumps on the bed and runs up and down the stairs, screeching with joy, when he realizes he's home alone. He believes he made his family disappear — something which he had wished for the night before.

1. The Andersons
   The McCallisters
2. The Robinsons
   The Bucks

The McCallisters was a large clan, with 8-year-old Kevin the baby of the family. He was often bullied by his older brother, Buzz, played by actor Devin Ratray. In one scene, Kevin manages to escape from the burglars by placing Buzz's pet tarantula on Marv's face, causing the thief to freak out.

1. Pizza
   Mac and cheese
2. Hot dogs
   A sandwich

Kevin is about to sit down to a Christmas Eve dinner of microwaved mac and cheese when the clock strikes 9 p.m. He quickly blows out the candles and gets ready to meet the burglars.

1. Heather
   Fuller
2. Buzz
   Peter

Buzz, Kevin's older brother, yells this final line right before the movie credits role. The rest of the family arrives home Christmas morning, shortly after Kevin's mom does, by catching a flight home.

1. They were icy.
   Kevin set up barbed wires.
2. He missed a step.
   Harry pushed him.

Kevin made the steps icy by hosing them down with water and allowing the water to freeze. Conversely, in areas of the country that snow, people pour salt on the roads to help prevent water from freezing.

1. They saw them leave the house with suitcases.
   A psychic told them.
2. Kevin's mom told Harry.
   They didn't know for sure. They were just going to break in and take their chances that no one would be home.

Kevin's mom told Harry about the trip. Harry had come to their house, dressed as a police officer and pretending to be checking up on things in the neighborhood. In actuality, he was casing the neighborhood and gathering information about which families would not be home for the holidays.

1. Loser
   Jerk
2. Filthy animal
   Ratty old dog

The line was, "Keep the change, ya filthy animal." This was the famous line in the gangster movie that Kevin plays when a pizza delivery boy brings him a pizza — seconds after slipping $12 through a doggy door to pay for the pizza, which cost $11.80.

1. His dad
   His mom
2. Old Man Marley
   A police officer

Old Man Marley has gotten his Christmas wish, too — a reunion with his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter. Marley sees Kevin at the window, and the two wave at each other in this final scene.

1. Army figurines
   Toothbrush
2. Pizza
   Milk

Kevin picks up several items from the store, but not pizza. When the cashier asks if he's shopping by himself, Kevin denies it and explains that his mom is waiting for him in the car.

1. Little Nero's Pizza
   Johnny's Pizza
2. Pizza Pie
   Pipin' Pie

"Little Nero's Pizza" is the fictitious business which delivers pizza to the McCallister house throughout the movie. In 2015, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and UberEATS teamed up to offer "Little Nero's Pizza" delivery in select cities for one day.

1. Behind
   Keister
2. Butt
   Face

The rest of the quote continues with "...before I pump your guts full of lead! 1, 2, 10!" Throughout the movie, Kevin draws inspiration from an old gangster movie called "Angels With Filthy Souls." This film does not exist in real life but was made up for "Home Alone."

1. She purchases a train ticket.
   She becomes a stowaway on a plane.
2. She rents a car and drives herself home.
   She hitches a ride with a traveling polka band.

A polka band traveling to Milkwaukee learns of Kate's plight and offers to drop her off in Chicago. Polka music originated in Bohemia, in a region that is now part of the Czech Republic.

1. On the freeway
   At the airport
2. On the airplane
   In Paris

Kevin's mom, Kate, realizes on the plane that the family has left behind the 8-year-old. Played by Catherine O'Hara, Kate spends the rest of the movie trying to get home to her son.

1. Four
   Five
2. Six
   Seven

Kevin has two brothers and two sisters in the movie: Buzz, Jeff, Megan and Linnie. In real life, Macauley Culkin also came from a large family. He had seven siblings or half-siblings.

1. He knows Kevin can take care of himself.
   He called the neighbor to go check on Kevin.
2. He believes nothing bad will happen because the family lives on a boring street.
   He figures Kevin will go to a friend's house.

Buzz believes their neighborhood is too boring. Asked if he's concerned about Kevin, he says: "No, for three reasons. A) I'm not that lucky. Two) we use smoke detectors and D) we live on the most boring street in the whole United States of America, where nothing even remotely dangerous will happen."

1. 1988
   1990
2. 1994
   1996

"Home Alone" was released on Nov. 16, 1990. The movie cost about $18 million to make and grossed about $533.8 million in Box Office earnings. "Home Alone" was nominated for two Oscars and two Golden Globes.

1. Two
   Three
2. Four
   Five

There have been four more movies in the "Home Alone" series since the first movie was released. Macaulay Culkin starred in the first two, but subsequent movies featured other child actors.