Where Is the Bear? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bundaberg Rum

The presence of the polar bear is meant to imply that Bundaberg Rum (Bundy) has the power to "ward off the coldest of winter chills". Bundaberg first began to produce rum in 1888 and in 2000 was sold to the giant alcohol distributor Diageo plc.

Answer: The Jade Wolves

(Spoiler Alert) This game has a very convoluted story line. It initially appears that the Draconis Combine were the culprits, however, as you dig deeper you will find that they are being framed by Clan Smoke Jaguar. Then, however, it gets murkier. You will uncover that Clan Smoke Jaguar had, in fact, lost the 'Battlemechs' that were being used to the Clan Wolf. Clan Wolf, we discover, is split into two factions - the 'Crusaders' and the 'Clan-in-Exile'. Ultimately it is proven that the Jade Wolves, who are a pair of renegades from the 'Crusader' Wolf Clan, were responsible.

Answer: Col. Robert Hogan ('Hogan's Heroes')

The setting for 'Hogan's Heroes' was a German prisoner of war camp with Col. Robert E. Hogan being portrayed by the late Bob Crane. Other code words that were used by the prisoners included 'Mama Bear' to contact the Allied submarines and 'Goldilocks' to contact the Resistance.

Answer: 1980 (Moscow)

'Misha' was designed by Victor Chizikov who had made his reputation as an illustrator of children's stories. Commercially, 'Misha' was the first of the official sporting event mascots to achieve any form of global success.
The official mascots that were representative of the other games named above were 'Amik', the beaver (Montreal), 'Hodori', the tiger (Seoul)and 'Cobi', the dog (Barcelona)

Answer: All of these

The ingredient 'tauro ursodeoxycholic acid' within bears' bile has been identified as having remarkable curative properties and is now able to be manufactured synthetically. This may go part of the way toward closing down the increasing number of bear bile farms appearing in some countries. The harvesting of bear bile is both a cruel and distressing procedure for the animal.

Answer: Three ribs

The bear was the second of the beasts and was instructed to "arise, devour much flesh". The eagles wings belonged to the lion who was the first to emerge. The leopard (third) had four heads and the wings of four birds while the last beast had iron teeth and ten horns.

Answer: Jack Nicklaus

Jack William Nicklaus was the winner of 103 professional golf tournaments, which included eighteen major titles, during his career. His rivalry with both Arnold Palmer and Gary Player was legendary and, in many ways, led to a greater public interest in the sport.

Answer: The sky

(Chorus): "Running Bear loved Little White Dove
With a love big as the sky
Running Bear loved Little White Dove
With a love that couldn't die"
The song was written by 'The Big Bopper' (J.P. Richardson) who also provided backing vocals for the Preston track. Pieces of this song were also built into live performances of a 'Whole Lotta Love' medley by Led Zeppelin during the early 1970s.

Answer: Tatum O'Neal

'The Bad News Bears' was Tatum's second feature movie role and her first after winning the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress at the age of nine. Tatum was, at one time, married to tennis champion John McEnroe. The movie spawned two sequels and was re-made in 2005 with Sammi Kane Kraft reprising the role of Amanda.

Answer: Shardik

Shardik is one of the twelve guardians of 'The Beam' and he is first mentioned in 'Waste Lands', book three in the series. By the time Roland and his group confronted Shardik, the bear ha been pushed to madness by an illness that was slowly killing him.

The name for the cyborg is reportedly derived from a story of the same name (Shardik) by Richard Adams. Ironically, that Shardik is also a great bear.