Helen Keller's Life and Achievements

The video tutorial covers the life of Helen Keller, focusing on her early challenges with blindness and deafness, her education under Ann Sullivan, and her achievements as an activist. Despite losing her sight and hearing at a young age, Keller learned to communicate through sign language, braille, and lip reading. With Sullivan's help, she became the first deaf-blind person to graduate from college. Keller's activism for equal rights and disability rights left a lasting impact, inspiring many to overcome their own challenges.

What significant event happened to Helen Keller when she was a year and a half old?

• She started school.

• She lost her sight and hearing.

• She learned to read.

• She met Anne Sullivan.

How did Anne Sullivan first begin to teach Helen Keller?

• By showing her pictures.

• By teaching her to read braille.

• By using sign language in her hand.

• By reading books to her.

What was the breakthrough word that helped Helen Keller understand language?

• Water

• Food

• Light

• Book

Which method did Helen Keller use to learn how to read lips?

• By reading books.

• By watching videos.

• By feeling people's lips and throats.

• By listening to audio tapes.

What was Helen Keller's major educational achievement?

• She wrote a novel.

• She invented a new language.

• She graduated from college.

• She became a teacher.

In what way did Helen Keller contribute to society after her education?

• She opened a school for the blind.

• She became an activist for equal rights.

• She worked as a scientist.

• She became a famous artist.

What organization did Helen Keller help to establish?

• The World Health Organization

• The United Nations

• The American Civil Liberties Union

• The Red Cross

What was one of Helen Keller's famous quotes about beauty?

• Beauty is only skin deep.

• The best and most beautiful things must be felt with the heart.

• Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

• Beauty is truth, truth beauty.

How did Helen Keller inspire people around the world?

• By writing fiction novels.

• By giving speeches and meeting leaders.

• By becoming a famous actress.

• By inventing new technology.

What does Helen Keller's presence on Alabama's state quarter symbolize?

• Her love for art.

• Her scientific discoveries.

• Her achievements and impact.

• Her musical talents.