REENACTMENT: 1887 teacher Anne Sullivan uses finger spelling to teach Helen Keller to communicate.

The video depicts a pivotal moment where Helen, at a water pump, experiences a profound realization. As the cold water flows, it triggers a deep-seated memory in her. Anne, recognizing this opportunity, spells 'water' into Helen's hand, giving meaning to the finger game for the first time.

What sets the stage for the events at the water pump?

• A conversation between Helen and Anne

• A musical introduction

• A loud noise

• A sudden rainstorm

What triggers Helen's emotional response at the pump?

• Anne's voice

• A sudden gust of wind

• The cold, fresh water

• The sound of birds

What does Anne do when she senses an opportunity with Helen?

• She walks away

• She calls for help

• She gives Helen a hug

• She spells 'water' into Helen's hand

What is the significance of the finger game for Helen?

• It confuses her further

• It finally has meaning for her

• It helps her remember her past

• It becomes a new form of play

How does Anne's action impact Helen?

• It leads to a breakthrough in communication

• It makes her angry

• It has no effect

• It confuses her