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What did the zookeepers say about Winnie?

• She was the most playful bear they had ever met.

• She was the gentlest bear they had ever met.

• She was the largest bear in the zoo.

• She was the most difficult bear to care for.

Why did Harry decide to leave Winnie at the London Zoo permanently?

• The zookeepers insisted on keeping her.

• He thought she would be happiest in the home she knew best.

• He could no longer visit her due to the war.

• Winnie refused to leave the zoo.

Who was the little boy who visited Winnie at the zoo?

• Harry’s nephew

• Christopher Robin

• A zookeeper’s son

• Edward Bear

What did Christopher Robin rename his teddy bear?

• Edward Bear

• Winnie-the-Pooh

• Gentle Winnie

• London Bear

What inspired Christopher Robin’s father to write stories about Winnie-the-Pooh?

• His son’s laughter and affection for Winnie.

• The zookeepers’ tales about Winnie.

• A bedtime story competition.

• A visit to the Mappin Terraces.

What did children sometimes do with Winnie at the zoo?

• Ride on her back.

• Play tag with her.

• Teach her tricks.

• Feed her honey.

How old was Winnie when Christopher Robin visited her?

• Nearly 5 years old

• Nearly 11 years old

• Nearly 15 years old

• Nearly 20 years old

What did gentle children do for Winnie at the zoo?

• Played games with her.

• Spoon-fed her milk.

• Taught her to climb trees.

• Took her for walks.

What was Winnie’s life like after she became famous?

• She traveled to different zoos.

• She lived a normal and peaceful life.

• She performed tricks for visitors.

• She was moved to a forest sanctuary.

What did Christopher Robin’s father do after hearing his son talk about Winnie?

• He wrote stories about a bear named Winnie-the-Pooh.

• He bought Christopher Robin a new teddy bear.

• He donated money to the London Zoo.

• He told the zookeepers to take special care of Winnie.