Using 'while' (Grammar) and 'Helen Keller' (Vocabulary)

​Using 'while'

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Choose the correct ending for the sentences.​

Multiple Choice

Whilst my brother was working, I . . .

• was playing.

• played.

• did play.

Multiple Choice

Whilst my mum was fixing the sink, my brother . . .

• did lunch.

• was cooking lunch.

• cooked lunch.

Multiple Choice

While they were walking around by the trees, we . . .

• was looking for mushrooms.

• looked for mushrooms.

• were looking for mushrooms.

Multiple Choice

Whilst Zaid was helping the teacher, Rayhan . . .

• was finishing his homework.

• finished his homework.

• finishes his homework.

Multiple Choice

Whilst Mara was standing by the door, people . . .

• were walked past her.

• was walking past her.

• were walking past her.

Multiple Choice

Whilst we were writing our paragraphs, Hamad . . .

• were drawing a picture.

• was drawing a picture.

• drew a picture.

​Hellen Keller - Vocabulary

Choose the correct definition for the word, or vice versa.​

Multiple Choice

dependent

• when you take care of someone else because they are blind or deaf

• when you need or rely on someone else for something

• when you do everything by yourself without needing someone else

Multiple Choice

blind

• when a person can't hear

• when a person can't see

• when a person can't hear or see

Multiple Choice

The alphabet that blind people use to read is called . . .

• Breton

• Esperanto

• Braille

• Morse Code

Multiple Choice

deaf

• when a person can't hear

• when a person can't see

• when a person can't hear or see

Multiple Choice

A group of people who live together in a community is called . . .

• a tribe

• a society

• a habitat

• a translation

Multiple Choice

opportunity

• a goal - something that you work hard towards

• by chance - when something happens without being planned

• luck - when things work out unexpectedly well

• a chance - circumstances which make something possible

Multiple Choice

My brother couldn't get a goal no matter how hard he tried! He was very . . .

• underrated

• frustrated

• cheeky

• appreciated

Multiple Choice

An important goal or aim is . . .

• a bucket list

• a career

• a way of life

• a mission

Multiple Choice

Deaf people can communicate using . . .

• music

• sign language

• whistling

• Braille

Multiple Choice

Not having to depend on someone else is being . . .

• independent

• needy

• dependent

• alone

Open Ended

In your opinion, what is the most amazing thing Helen Keller accomplished?