Q.N. 1.e. What is the main theme of the poem? This question refers to a poem, but the provided text is about Walt Disney. Therefore, this question cannot be answered from the given text. Q.N. 2.A. Write TRUE for true and FALSE for false statements. a. Disney's idea for Mickey Mouse was accepted by the investor in the first attempt. FALSE. The text states, "Investors rejected the concept of his famous mouse over 300 times before one accepted it." b. Disney faced many problems even after the success of Mickey Mouse. TRUE. The text mentions, "Even with the success of Mickey Mouse, Disney still faced challenges in keeping his business afloat," including being overworked, employer tensions, a nervous breakdown, an animators' strike, and mounting debt. c. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs became a major box office success. TRUE. The text states, "He would develop a full-length animation feature, which he would call Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). It would become a huge success at the box office..." d. Disney's decision to enter television suggests that he was willing to take risks to save his company. TRUE. The text explains, "Disney learned to diversify his business by turning to television, despite pressures from the film studios to stay on the big screen. His gamble paid off." This indicates a willingness to take risks. e. Disney's debt increased due to the TV shows. FALSE. The text attributes Disney's mounting debt to an animators' strike and World War II. It also states that "With the success of TV shows... Disney was able to harness enough capital," implying TV shows helped alleviate financial issues, not increase debt.