Smokey Bear was born on August 9, YEAR , when the USDA Forest Service and the GOVERNMENT AGENCY agreed that a fictional ANIMAL named Smokey would be their symbol for forest fire prevention. Artist NAME OF SOMEONE IN ROOM was asked to VERB the first poster of Smokey Bear. It showed Smokey pouring a bucket of LIQUID on a NOUN, and saying “Care will prevent 9 out of 10 PLURAL NOUN.” Smokey Bear soon became very popular, and his image appeared on a lot of PLURAL NOUN. In YEAR, his slogan became the familiar “Only YOU Can Prevent Forest Fires!”, which was later updated to be “Only PERSON IN ROOM Can Prevent PLURAL NOUN!” Then in the SEASON of 1950, in the GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE of STATE, a(n) ADJECTIVE bear cub found himself caught in a VERB ENDING IN forest. He climbed a PLANT to survive, but he was still badly VERB (PAST TENSE). The firefighters who VERB, PAST TENSE him were so moved by his bravery, they named him Smokey. News about this ADJECTIVE bear named Smokey spread across the PLACE, and he was soon given a new home at the National Zoo in CITY, STATE. As the living symbol of Smokey Bear, he played a(n) ADJECTIVE role in spreading messages of NOUN prevention and NOUN conservation. Smokey died in YEAR and was returned to Capitan, New Mexico, where he is buried at the State Historical Park, now called ADJECTIVE ANIMAL Historical PLACE.
