Hugh Bonneville leads readings of tributes to Michael Bond during memorial service at St Paul's Cathedral

The transcript reflects on the personal and cultural impact of Paddington Bear, created by Michael Bond. It includes personal anecdotes about childhood experiences with the character, a tribute to Bond's influence, and the cultural significance of Paddington Bear as a British icon. The narrative highlights the emotional connection and values imparted by the character, illustrating how Paddington Bear has been a source of comfort and inspiration across generations.

What emotion did the narrator feel when returning a book to the library?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Sadness

• Excitement

How did Paddington Bear influence the narrator's career?

• Led them to pursue acting

• Motivated them to become a teacher

• Encouraged them to travel

• Inspired them to become a writer

Which British icons are mentioned alongside Paddington Bear?

• The Tower Bridge and the Shard

• The British Museum and Buckingham Palace

• The red postbox and the phone box

• Big Ben and the London Eye

What was the Canadian fan's reaction to Michael Bond's passing?

• They celebrated his life

• They felt relieved

• They were indifferent

• Their world stopped for a few weeks

At what age did the Canadian fan discover Paddington Bear?

• Ten years old

• Eight years old

• Twelve years old

• Five years old