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Every year BBC television raises money for a charity called:
1. Celebrities in Need
2. Bears in Need
3. Children in Need
The money which people give to Children in Need is used :
1. to help children who are disadvantaged
2. to buy teddy bears for children
3. to pay for a special TV programme
How much money have people given to Children in Need since 1980?
1. £20 million
2. £100 million
3. £500 million
Who is Pudsey Bear?
1. He is a celebrity with his own TV show.
2. He is a yellow bear who is the mascot for Children in Need.
3. He is a pirate.
What did Mrs Eileen de Bont do?
1. She raised money for Children in Need by changing her name.
2. She appeared on a special Children in Need TV programme.
3. She applied for a special Children in Need passport.
In Britain, when are you allowed to change your name?
1. Only when you get married.
2. Any time you like.
3. You can't change your name.
The official document for changing your name is called:
1. a passport
2. a Deed Poll
3. a regulation
Who told Mrs de Bont that she could not change her name to Pudsey Bear?
1. the passport office
2. the tax office
3. her children
What did the newspapers say?
1. Mrs de Bont was silly to change her name to Pudsey Bear.
2. The passport office should give her a special passport with her old name and her new name in it
3. The passport office should give her a passport in the name of Pudsey Bear.
Did the passport office agree to issue a passport in the name of Mrs Pudsey Bear?
1. Yes
2. No
3. We don't know.

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