Read the text and use the correct grammar form of the words. Misha is a bear, an animal that already (APPEAR) in many popular stories, songs and poems in Russia. It (CHOOSE) as an…
Read the text and use the correct grammar form of the words. Misha is a bear, an animal that already (APPEAR) in many popular stories, songs and poems in Russia. It (CHOOSE) as an emblem of the XXII Summer Olympics which (TAKE) place in Moscow in 1980. Victor Chizhikov, children's books illustrator, designed this mascot. The (BEAR) full name is Mikhail Potapych Toptygin. Look at it, it (WEAR) a belt made up of five Olympic rings. During the closing ceremony, a giant Bear doll, (HOLD) a cluster of balloons, (FLY) away into the sky from the stadium while everybody was watching it. Since then many Russians (REMEMBER) this moment. Few hours later Misha (LAND) on Vorobyovy Gory and later was exhibited at the Exhibition Centre. Nowadays it is (GOOD) known of all Olympic mascots in the world.
Misha is a bear, an animal that already appears in many popular stories, songs, and poems in Russia. It was chosen as an emblem of the XXII Summer Olympics which took place in Moscow in 1980. Victor Chizhikov, a children's book illustrator, designed this mascot. The bear's full name is Mikhail Potapych Toptygin. Look at it, it is wearing a belt made up of five Olympic rings. During the closing ceremony, a giant bear doll, holding a cluster of balloons, flew away into the sky from the stadium while everybody was watching it. Since then many Russians have remembered this moment. A few hours later, Misha landed on Vorobyovy Gory and later was exhibited at the Exhibition Centre. Nowadays it is well known among all Olympic mascots in the world.
