Pro-Vision II L8 T/F Questions

Margarete Steiff was disabled by polio in both of her legs and right arm at birth.

Disabled children at Dr. Werner’s hospital could play inside freely by sliding on the floors.

Dr. Werner believed that if the disabled children had lots of happy experiences at the hospital, their minds would become richer.

Margarete decided to struggle to gain what she lacked and improve her life.

Margarete struggled to learn how to sew after she and her sisters decided to start a tailoring business.

Margarete used a pattern she had found in a magazine to create her first felt elephants.

When Margarete learned her disease was incurable, she refused to accept her fate and wanted to walk like other people.

Sewing was very difficult for Margarete to master, but she did her best and started a tailoring business.

She made her first stuffed toy to cheer up children in the hospital.

When Margarete was 17, she decided to do her best in her life in spite of her illness.