I Am Helen Keller

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What makes Helen different from many other people?

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She is blind and deaf.

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In the middle of the passage, Helen said that every object she touched burst to life. What does Helen mean when she says this?

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She understood that objects have names.

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Why is Anne Sullivan so important to Helen?

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Anne teaches Helen how to read.

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In the passage, why does the author put some words in bubbles?

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to tell what people are saying

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What is the passage MOSTLY about? A. how Helen finds a way to go to school, B. what Helen does as an adult, C. what Helen likes to do for fun, D. how Helen finds a way to lead a happy life

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how Helen finds a way to lead a happy life

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What is the genre of the selection? Options: A. fantasy, B. realistic fiction, C. biography, D. scary story

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biography

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When does this story take place? A. in the present, B. in a galaxy far, far away, C. in the future, D. in the past

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in the past

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How do you think Helen felt before Anne Sullivan arrived to help her?

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scared, confused, and sad

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According to the text, what was the most important thing Helen Keller did to help others? A. show people how to read braille, B. show people how to ride a horse, C. ensure that people with disabilities could get an education, D. show how to throw a temper tantrum

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ensure that people with disabilities could get an education

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What does the word "potential" mean?

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what you can do in the future with hard work