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1. One of Milne's most delightful poems is DISOBEDIENCE, which tells of a little boy's plea to his mother, to "never go down to the end of the town", without him. What is the little boy's first name?
2. As we enter the world of Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends, we find that that they live where?
3. Only two characters in the Pooh books wore clothes. One, of course was Christopher Robin, the other was Pooh's best friend, who wore what looked like a striped T-shirt or onesy. Who was he?
4. Christopher Robin didn't spend all of this time with Pooh and friends, sometimes his nanny, Alice would take him places. One great poem grew from these excursions. Alice took Christopher to see the changing of the guard - where did she take him to see this?
5. Winnie-the-Pooh just loved to eat, as shown in his plump little tummy. What was his favorite food?
6. Christopher Robin, the boy, took good care of his friends in the 100 Acre Wood. Whenever Pooh got himself in trouble, the boy had an affectionate phrase he would say. What was it?
7. The residents of the wood believed there were wild animals living there, too. Pooh and Piglet, in two stories, went hunting for two kinds. What did they try to catch?
8. One night Pooh was awakened in the night by a strange sound. He went outside and found a strange but friendly animal. When introduced, Eeyore called him "your stripey friend". Who do you think the newcomer was?
9. There was one thing that Tigger loved to do, that the other animals didn't. Although he didn't wear springs on his feet, he could still do it. What did Tigger like to do?
10. One of Pooh's most memorable friends was the "Old Grey Donkey" who always seemed rather sad and blue. One time he was sad because he lost his tail. Still, his friends loved him. What was the donkey's name?
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