Helen Keller | Wit & Wisdom I Biography quiz

What significant event occurred in Helen Keller's life when she was 19 months old?

• She lost her sight and hearing due to a fever.
• She learned to walk.
• She began to speak.
• She started attending school.

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How did Helen Keller initially communicate before receiving formal education?

• By using sign language.
• By writing in braille.
• By touching people's faces and clothes.
• By speaking loudly.

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What was the role of Anne Sullivan in Helen Keller's life?

• She was Helen's family friend.
• She was Helen's teacher and mentor.
• She was Helen's classmate.
• She was Helen's doctor.

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What challenge did Anne Sullivan face while teaching Helen Keller?

• Helen was uninterested in learning.
• Helen often became frustrated and misbehaved.
• Anne was inexperienced as a teacher.
• Anne had difficulty understanding Helen's needs.

What method did Anne Sullivan use to teach Helen the word 'water'?

• She used flashcards.
• She wrote it on a chalkboard.
• She spelled it out in braille.
• She used a water pump to associate the word with the sensation.

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What unique skill did Helen Keller learn that allowed her to communicate effectively?

• She learned to read braille and read lips.
• She learned to speak multiple languages.
• She learned to use a typewriter.
• She learned to sign in American Sign Language.

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What was a major milestone in Helen Keller's education in 1900?

• She became the first deaf and blind student to enroll at a U.S. college.
• She met with a president.
• She published her first book.
• She learned to read lips.

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How did Anne Sullivan assist Helen during her college education?

• She taught her how to write.
• She translated lectures for her.
• She helped her with social interactions.
• She provided financial support.

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What was one of Helen Keller's aspirations for her future?

• To advocate for individuals with disabilities.
• To become a famous actress.
• To write a novel.
• To travel the world.

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What advocacy work did Helen Keller engage in later in her life?

• She campaigned for women's suffrage.
• She worked to improve education for children.
• She advocated for equal rights and met with presidents.
• She focused on environmental issues.

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