Question

Read the four parts of the text a-d and put them in their logical order.Think of a possible title to the text 1) Walt returned to the USA from Europe and began working with the company than produced short cartoons. They became fairly successful and popular in the local Kansas City area. But soon the company understood that the money they put into th films never returned and Walt decided to move to Hollywood,California. 2)So Disney had to develop a new cartoon star. He himself and his friends began work on a new mouse character to take Oswald place. Basically it looked like Oswald, but with round instead og long ears. The mouse original name was Mortimer but later Walt wife Lillian offered to call him Mickey Mouse. The first Mickey Mouse films were silent but then Walt Disney himself performed as the voice of this character until 1947 3)Walt Disney was an American film producer,director,screenwriter, voice actor and a world-famous creator of cartoons. He was born in Chicago. In 1910 the family moved to Kansas City where he spent his school years. At the age of sixteen he left school. During World War i he was a driver and a member of the American Red Cross Ambulance Force in France 4)There with brother Roy Walt Dicney organized the disney Brother Studio which later became th Walt Disney Studio and in 1927 the new series of cartoons Oswald, the rabbit character belinged to the Studio, not to Walt Disney

Answer 1

Возможные заголовки:
The Road to Fame (or How It All Began)
Дорога к славе, или Как всё начиналось.
1 абзац - часть - 3
2 абзац - часть - 4
3 абзац - часть - 1
4 абзац - часть - 2

Answer 2

Possible Title: The Life and Career of Walt Disney

The four parts of the text can be put in the following logical order:

1) Walt Disney was an American film producer, director, screenwriter, voice actor, and a world-famous creator of cartoons. He was born in Chicago. In 1910, the family moved to Kansas City where he spent his school years. At the age of sixteen, he left school. During World War I, he was a driver and a member of the American Red Cross Ambulance Force in France.

2) There, with his brother Roy, Walt Disney organized the Disney Brother Studio, which later became the Walt Disney Studio, and in 1927, the new series of cartoons featuring Oswald, the rabbit character, belonged to the Studio, not to Walt Disney [[4]](https://www.aatseel.org/publications/see_journal/seej_table_of_conten/).

3) Walt returned to the USA from Europe and began working with the company that produced short cartoons. They became fairly successful and popular in the local Kansas City area. But soon, the company understood that the money they put into the films never returned, and Walt decided to move to Hollywood, California.

4) So Disney had to develop a new cartoon star. He and his friends began work on a new mouse character to take Oswald's place. Basically, it looked like Oswald but with round instead of long ears. The mouse's original name was Mortimer, but later Walt's wife, Lillian, offered to call him Mickey Mouse. The first Mickey Mouse films were silent, but then Walt Disney himself performed as the voice of this character until 1947 [[2]](https://ciu.nstu.ru/kaf/persons/20397/a/file_get/287990?nomenu=1).

The Life and Career of Walt Disney

Walt Disney was a prominent American film producer, director, screenwriter, voice actor, and creator of cartoons. Born in Chicago, he moved to Kansas City during his school years. At the age of sixteen, he left school and later served as a driver and member of the American Red Cross Ambulance Force in France during World War I. After returning to the USA, Walt Disney began working with a company that produced short cartoons, which gained popularity in the local Kansas City area. However, the financial returns were not satisfactory, leading Walt to make the decision to move to Hollywood, California. In Hollywood, Disney and his friends developed a new cartoon character to replace Oswald, the rabbit. This character, initially named Mortimer, was later renamed Mickey Mouse by Walt's wife, Lillian. The first Mickey Mouse films were silent, but Walt Disney himself provided the voice for the character until 1947 [[4]](https://www.aatseel.org/publications/see_journal/seej_table_of_conten/).

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