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Quiz about Stuffed Bears
Quiz about Stuffed Bears

Stuffed Bears Trivia Quiz


My kids grew up with a ton of stuffed animals. Can you help find the ones that are actually bears?

A collection quiz by misdiaslocos. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
misdiaslocos
Time
3 mins
Type
Quiz #
424,127
Updated
May 09 26
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
10 / 10
Plays
319
Awards
Top 35% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Guest 73 (5/10), polly656 (10/10), Guest 68 (10/10).
Find the stuffies that are bears, and avoid the ones that aren't. If 'bear" is part of their name, I have left that out...for obvious reasons.
There are 10 correct entries. Get 3 incorrect and the game ends.
Duffy Woodstock Fozzie Smokey Kermit Teddy Ruxpin Paddington Rilakkuma Bluey Rupert Olaf Corduroy Elmo Winnie-the-Pooh Pooky

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Most Recent Scores
Oct 08 2026 : Guest 73: 5/10
Sep 26 2026 : polly656: 10/10
Sep 26 2026 : Guest 68: 10/10
Sep 22 2026 : Guest 35: 10/10
Sep 15 2026 : SCOTTPAT1964: 10/10
Sep 03 2026 : dstandup: 6/10
Sep 03 2026 : camhammer: 10/10
Aug 31 2026 : Barbarini: 10/10
Aug 28 2026 : Guest 16: 10/10

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
Answer:

Bears

Winnie-the-Pooh is a friendly, slow-thinking bear from the classic children's books by A.A. Milne. He loves honey, hangs out with friends in the Hundred Acre Wood - Eeyore, Piglet, Rabbit, and Tigger.

Paddington is a polite bear from the children's books by Michael Bond. He comes from Peru and lives in London, where he tries hard to be well-mannered but often causes funny accidents.

Corduroy is a teddy bear from the children's picture book by Don Freeman. He lives in a department store and goes on a small adventure to find his missing button so he can be taken home.

Rupert is a curious bear from the British comic strip by Herbert and Mary Tourtel. He has magical adventures and solves mysteries, often in a fantasy-style countryside world.

Fozzie is a comedy bear from "The Muppets". He really wants to be a stand-up comedian, but his jokes are usually pretty bad, even though he never gives up.

Pooky is a stuffed bear from the comic strip "Garfield". He belongs to Garfield, and even though he's just a toy, Garfield treats him like a real friend...better than the dog of the house, Odie.

Teddy Ruxpin is a talking toy bear from the 1980s toy line. He told stories through a built-in tape player and became one of the most famous interactive toys of that time.

Rilakkuma is a lazy bear character from the Japanese brand San-X. He's known for relaxing, eating snacks, and avoiding stress as much as possible.

Smokey Bear is a forest fire prevention mascot from the U.S. Forest Service. He teaches people the famous message about preventing wildfires...."Only you can prevent forest fires"

Duffy is a Disney teddy bear. He started as Mickey Mouse's friend and became popular in Disney parks, often shown in different outfits but most often a sailor suit.


Not Bears

Kermit is a frog and one of the main characters of "The Muppets".

Elmo is a cheerful red monster from "Sesame Street" who is always curious and happy.

Bluey is a playful puppy from the Australian TV show "Bluey" about family life, imagination, and turning everyday moments into games.

Olaf is a talking snowman from "Frozen" who loves warm hugs, warmer weather and doesn't seem too worried about melting, which is brave for a snowman.

Woodstock is Snoopy's tiny bird friend from "Peanuts", known for chirpy speech and exasperation with Snoopy's crazier antics.
Source: Author misdiaslocos

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