Walt Disney, the great film-maker, was born in 1901. When he was a young man, He often sat in the
family garage and draw pictures there. One day a mouse came into the garage and played on the floor. He
stopped drawing and watched the mouse. The mouse came towards him, so he gave the mouse a piece of
bread. Day after day they became good friends.
       Some years later, Disney moved to the west coast of the USA. He tried to get work as an artist, but
still he was unsuccessful. One day he remembered the mouse that used to come out in his father's garage.
He picked up his pencil and started to draw. At last he was pleased with one of his pictures of the mouse.
He called it Mickey Mouse.
       His success as a cartoon-maker had begun. He made scores of cartoons. All of them were liked very
much by children. He died in 1966. But the studios which he started are still busy today, producing more
and more interesting films.
1. Who is Walt Disney?
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2. Where did he make friends with that mouse?
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3. He thought that mouse was lovely, didn't he?
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4. How long did he live in the world?
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5. What is the main idea of this passage?
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