Helen Keller: A Remarkable Life

The video explores the life of Helen Keller, who overcame being deaf and blind to become an inspirational figure. Born in 1880, she lost her sight and hearing at 19 months. With the help of her teacher Ann Sullivan, Helen learned to communicate using touch and Braille. She became the first deaf and blind person to graduate from college. Helen was an advocate for people with disabilities, wrote books, and met notable figures. Her story is a testament to overcoming adversity and achieving greatness.

What was the cause of Helen Keller's loss of sight and hearing?

• A car accident

• A terrible fever

• A fall from a height

• A genetic disorder

Who was the teacher that played a crucial role in Helen Keller's education?

• Sarah Fuller

• Anne Sullivan

• Mark Twain

• Alexander Graham Bell

What method did Helen Keller use to learn how to read?

• Audio books

• Lip reading

• Braille

• Sign language

How did Helen Keller learn to speak?

• By watching others speak

• Through feeling vibrations

• By listening to audio tapes

• Using sign language

Which college did Helen Keller attend?

• Harvard University

• Princeton University

• Radcliffe College

• Yale University

What did Helen Keller begin doing while she was in college?

• Traveling the world

• Teaching other students

• Working as a scientist

• Writing about her experiences

Which organization did Helen Keller join to help others like her?

• The United Nations

• The American Foundation for the Blind

• The World Health Organization

• The Red Cross

During her travels, which famous author did Helen Keller meet?

• Ernest Hemingway

• Mark Twain

• J.K. Rowling

• Charles Dickens

What was the title of the book Helen Keller wrote in honor of her teacher?

• My Teacher and Me

• Teacher

• The Story of My Life

• The Miracle Worker

What is one of the key messages from Helen Keller's life?

• Success comes without challenges

• Great things can be achieved despite challenges

• Overcoming difficulties is impossible

• Only the sighted can succeed