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Exercise "Teddy Bear", created by anonyme (a free exercise to learn English):
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Stats (342 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 44.2 %
It was at the Leipzig Toy Fair in March 1903 that the Steiff company * a new toy bear with movable arms and legs.
Question 2 passed: 39.2 %
He was * simply as Bär (Bear) 55 PB, but today he is widely held to be the very first teddy.
Question 3 passed: 43 %
Bär 55 PB wasn't actually the first bear to be made by the company; they were already appearing in Steiff * as far back as 1892.
Question 4 passed: 36.8 %
But the early creations were much more * real bears.
Question 5 passed: 41.2 %
Some were standing on their hind legs, * were on all fours.
Question 6 passed: 77.2 %
Later, wheels were * to the feet.
Question 7 passed: 35.7 %
It is thought that the idea for animal toys with movable * came to Richard Steiff (Margarete's nephew) after a visit to a travelling circus.
Question 8 passed: 30.4 %
As an art student, he had * bears at Stuttgart Zoo.
Question 9 passed: 35.4 %
Now the circus gave him another * to study the animals and their movement.
Question 10 passed: 29.5 %
He began looking for * to reproduce that movement and the result was the so-called 55 PB that went on show at Leipzig.
Question 11 passed: 15.2 %
The code simply meant that he measured 55 cm, was made of plush, and was 'beweglich', or *.
Question 12 passed: 27.2 %
The * for the new bear was very lukewarm.
Question 13 passed: 20.5 %
It began to look as * not a single order would be taken.
Question 14 passed: 17.3 %
It was only as the fair drew to a * that a buyer for an American toy firm turned up, looking for something a little out of the ordinary.
Question 15 passed: 17.5 %
The bear proved to be just the sort of thing he was *, and he quickly ordered 3,000.
Question 16 passed: 29.2 %
Today, not a single example of this early bear is known to *.
Question 17 passed: 25.1 %
The fact that he was hard and exceptionally heavy * many potential buyers. And he was also distinctly fierce-looking.
Question 18 passed: 32.5 %
Richard Steiff and his aunt weren't * with the new creation and Richard set to work once more to improve on his design.
Question 19 passed: 26.6 %
The following year, a smaller bear with gentler * was introduced. He was called Bär 35 PB.
Question 20 passed: 27.2 %
This time the reception was *, and a total of 12,000 were sold.
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