Cartoons
Where did he draw his first cartoons? (pg 13)
The corners of notebook pages.
What is his father's name?
His father's name was Elias.
When was he born? (pg 3)
December 5, 1901.
What was his first job?
He delivered newspapers.
In which school play did Walt "fly" with the help of his brother?
Peter Pan
What did Walt Disney put on the ambulance that he drove. (pg 22)
His cartoons.
What was his mother's name?
His mother's name was Flora.
Where was he born? (pg 3)
Chicago, Illinois.
Which job did Walt Disney not get the first time he applied?
A job in a post office.
What famous President did Walt dress up as when in school?
Abraham Lincoln
What happened to Walt's company before they finished Alice's Wonderland? (pg 31)
They went bankrupt.
What is his only sister's name?
Ruth.
Besides town and state, where was he born. (pg 3)
The top floor of his house.
Instead of helping the wounded soldiers like he thought, what did Walt do in the ambulance?
He drove around officers and ran errands.
Which character did Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks create right before Mickey Mouse?
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
What did Walt call his cartoons? (pg 28)
Laugh-O-Grams.
Walt Disney's brothers Herbert and Roy enlisted in the army and fought in this war. (pg 20)
World War I.
What school did he go to in Chicago? (pg 18)
McKinley High School.
Where did Elias want Disney to work? (pg 22)
A jelly factory.
What type of transportation was Walt Disney a big fan of?
The Railroad. He built a model railroad around his home.
Where did Walt Disney learn a lot about the art of animation? ( pg 26)
The Kanas City Slide Company where he and co-artist Ub Iwerks had jobs.
Walt and his wife Lillian took their honeymoon at Mount Rainier. Walt had a toothache the night of their wedding and couldn't sleep. What did he do? (pg 43)
He stayed up and shined shoes with the porter.
What school did he go to at night? (pg 19)
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.
Where did Walt move to work as an artist? ( pg 24)
What is Kansas City.
What does EPCOT stand for?
Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow