9 Read and arrange the following para of Walt Disney, the famous American producer.

Arranging Paragraphs about Walt Disney

To arrange the paragraphs correctly, we need to identify the chronological order of events in Walt Disney's life and career. Here is a logical arrangement based on the provided text fragments:

1. Walt Disney was born in 1901. In his childhood, young Walt spent a lot of time on a farm, where he observed nature and enjoyed playing with animals. (Establishes his birth and early life environment.)
2. Soon Disney's cartoon films became popular all over the world. They were full of adventures and fun. Children and grown-ups enjoyed his films about funny Donald Duck, brave Mickey Mouse, beautiful Snow White, little Bambi and lovely Mary Poppins. (Describes the rise in popularity of his films.)
3. When Walt Disney's business became profitable, he started to invest money in new entertainment projects. He created Disneyland, a magical park, where children and their parents could spend time in the company of Disney's characters. (Details his business expansion and the creation of Disneyland.)
4. The Disney Company continued producing movies after Walt Disney's death in 1966. Wherever American films are shown, the name of Disney still attracts people. (Addresses the company's legacy after his passing.)
5. He wasn't a good student at school because he always found things that interested him more than school such as drawing or going to the movie house. His family wasn't a rich one, and Walt worked hard helping his father. Young Disney did not have much time in entertainment but he was fascinated with cinema and films. (This paragraph seems to describe his early struggles and interests, which could potentially be placed earlier, but it also reflects on his fascination with cinema, fitting after the initial rise in film popularity and before major business ventures.)
6. After the First World War he managed to set up his own company. He rented an old camera and a garage. He became the owner of a small studio. He loved cartoons and had clear ideas how to make them. (This paragraph describes the start of his company, which logically follows his early fascination and precedes the widespread popularity of his films.)

Note: The order of paragraphs 5 and 6 could be debated. However, placing the description of his early fascination and work ethic (paragraph 5) before the establishment of his first company (paragraph 6) feels more chronological. Paragraph 2 and 3 describe the success and expansion after the company was established.