Helen Keller Question Preview (ID: 36805)

a) Declined

b) Shortened

c) Sickened

d) Caught

a) speak softly

b) send quickly

c) show by a symbol

d) make known

a) Determined

b) Satisfied

c) Stubborn

d) Constant

a) Helen quickly learned to read and write.

b) By this time, she had masterd several forms of communication including touchlip reading, Braille, speech, typing, and finger

c) Despite her own challenges, Helen devoted her life to helping others.

d) She was a powerful example of how determination and hard work can help a person overcome adversity

a) Although she was stricken with an illness that rendered her deaf and blind, Helen Keller overcome obstacles in her life.

b) With the help of Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller used a variety of techniques to communicate with others.

c) Helen Kellerdevoted her life to helping disable people in the U.S and all over the world.

d) It is much better to prevent blindness than it is to help people who are blind overcome their condition

a) Although Helen began to speak by the time she was 10 years old, she took more than 25 years for her to learn to speak.

b) In her work with the American Foundation of Overseas Blind, Helen traveled to 35 countries on five continents to lecture.

c) She wrote numerous articles and books.

d) Helen was an intelligent and ambitious woman who accomplished great things in her life.

a) Stating facts about Helen and her education and telling how she helped others

b) Describing the role of Helen's schooling in her future life

c) Comparing Helen's life to Sullivan's life

d) Explaining why it is important for a hearing person to learn sigh language.

a) Yes, she did

b) No, she did not

c) She didn't study

d) NOOO

a) Radcliffe College

b) UTRGV

c) University of San Antonio

d) University

a) 10 years old

b) 20 years old

c) 15 years old

d) 2 years old