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1. What are the names of the main characters?

   • The main characters include Paddington Bear, and the members of the Brown family: Mr. Henry Brown, Mrs. Mary Brown, Jonathan Brown, Judy Brown, and their housekeeper, Mrs. Bird.

2. In what way did Paddington describe London?

   • Paddington describes London as a wonderful and welcoming place, full of adventure and opportunities, despite his initial confusion and the challenges he faces.

3. What has happened with Paddington in the bathroom?

   • Paddington has a comedic mishap in the bathroom, often involving water and chaos as he learns to navigate human facilities, highlighting his innocence and curiosity.

4. Why did Paddington become the name of the bear?

   • Paddington is named after Paddington Station in London, where he was discovered by the Brown family after arriving from Peru.

5. What was the aim of Paddington in London?

   • Paddington’s aim in London is to find a new home and to be accepted by a family after being orphaned.

6. Who did hunt for Paddington? What for?

   • A taxidermist named Millicent Clyde hunts for Paddington, intending to capture him to add him to her collection of rare animals.

7. How did Paddington feel while taking a shower for the first time?

   • Paddington felt excited yet bewildered during his first shower, reflecting his naïveté and his amusing encounters with modern human conveniences.

8. Who did help the taxidermist to find Paddington?

   • The taxidermist is aided by a character known as the "knowing but untrustworthy" figure, often depicting a comic rival in the search for Paddington.

9. Where did the Brown’s meet Paddington first?

   • The Browns first meet Paddington at Paddington Station, where he is sitting alone with his suitcase.

10. How many members are there in the Browns’ family?

    • The Brown family consists of five main members: Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown, and their two children, Jonathan and Judy.

11. What are the names of the children in the Browns family?

    • The names of the Brown children are Jonathan and Judy.

12. What are the relationships between the children and the bear?

    • Jonathan and Judy quickly become friends with Paddington and support him, serving as his allies in navigating his new life in London.

13. Why did the thief say “Tiny police bear”?

    • The thief said “Tiny police bear” mockingly, referring to Paddington’s small size and his earnest nature, which contrasts with the seriousness of crime and danger he inadvertently becomes involved with.

14. Why did the taxidermist look at the phone number at the Brown’s home?

    • The taxidermist looked at the phone number in hopes of tracking Paddington through the Browns' connection to him, as they had taken him in.

15. Why was Paddington asked to leave the Brown’s house?

    • Paddington is initially asked to leave because of misunderstandings and the commotion he causes, which leads to problems at the Brown household.

16. Where did Paddington go after leaving their house?

    • After leaving their house, Paddington often finds himself exploring the city, sometimes ending up in risky or humorous situations.

17. Who did feed him?

    • Paddington is fed by various characters throughout his adventures, including the Browns and even strangers he meets, as he endears himself to those around him.

18. “It’s a fur cop”. It was the title of the article in a newspaper. What was it about? Write down your opinion.

    • The article likely refers to Paddington's escapades as he is involved in thwarting crime, positioning him humorously as a “cop.” This title captures the charming and absurd nature of how Paddington’s innocence disrupts a criminal plot, showcasing his bravery despite being a bear.

19. Did you enjoy the film and why?

    • (This would be subjective.) Many viewers enjoy the film for its heartwarming story, humor, and charming animation, as well as the themes of kindness, family, and acceptance that resonate throughout the plot.

20. What was the end of the film?

    • The film concludes with Paddington finding a loving home with the Brown family, who embrace him as one of their own, and often ends on a hopeful note of adventure and familial love.

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