Three Days to see

1. Helen Keller was able to ‘see’ many things because

• a. she was very sensitive to things around her.

• b. she used special spectacles

• c. she had corrective eye surgery done.

• d. Her friends helped her

how did she identify the things of her interest?

• By seeing

• By listening to the sounds

• By mere touch

• By being alone and spending time with them

what is the window of soul?

• heart

• eyes

• soul

• brain

what did she want to see on the second day?

• read the books

• See her friends

• pageant of man's progress

• glory of a sunset

Which is the most delightful sense?

• Hearing

• Tasting

• Smelling

• eye sight

what is the blessing for every human being

• Being blind and deaf for a few days during early adult life

• Being pious for few days during the end of life

• Being blind and deaf for a few days during late adult life

• Being blind and deaf forever

what would she find if Helen is fortunate

• she would find a beautiful bud in the plant during spring

• she would find the delicate symmetry of the leaf

• she would find the smooth skin of a silver birch

• She would find the happy quiver of a bird on a small tree

What does pageant mean

• beauty contest.

• drama

• an exhibition showing succession of events

• An exhibition of theatre

What does she want to see on the third day?

• glorious sunset

• workers of different field

• see the museum

• See the kind people

How does she experiment people using their eye sight properly?

• questioning husbands about Mere touch

• questioning husbands about the colour of their wives' eyes

• questioning people about what they observed in the forest

• questioning people about usage of their senses properly.