Keller

How did Helen Keller read people's lips?

• She wore special glasses.

• She saw how people shaped words with their mouths.

• She read along with what they were saying out loud

• She touched people's lips and felt their throats.

Who was Sarah Fuller

• a teacher for the deaf who helped Helen Keller speak words and sentences

• Helen Keller's stepmother

• The teacher before Annie Sullivan

• The housekeeper

Helen Keller could not see. That means she was ___

• inventive

• diligent

• ambitious

• blind

According to the article, how did Helen Keller become blind and deaf?

• She was born that way.

• She got sick when she was a baby.

• She became blind and deaf because of old age.

• She was in a car accident.

Which statement is FALSE. (not true?)

• She encouraged people to work together.

• She met leaders from around the world.

• She fought for equal rights. =

• She was born blind and deaf.

How could Helen Keller recognize (remember) people?

• by listening to their voices

• by looking at them and drawing pictures

• by taking pictures and writing notes about them

• by touching their faces or feeling their clothes

When was Helen Keller born?

• in 1880

• in Alabama

• in Boston

Where was Helen Keller born?

• in 1880

• in Alabama

• in Boston

Helen Keller couldn't hear. This means she was ____

• death

• dead

• deed

• deaf

Who was Helen Keller's teacher and companion for much of her life?

• Karen Jones

• Sylvia Latta

• Kelly Seaton

• Annie Sullivan