Helen Keller's Inspirational Journey

The transcript features a speech introducing Helen Keller, highlighting her contributions to the blind community. It details her journey of overcoming obstacles with the help of her teacher, Ann Sullivan. Helen Keller appeals to the Lions Club to support her mission to prevent blindness and aid the blind. She emphasizes the importance of seizing opportunities and serving others, urging the audience to join her crusade against darkness.

Which state is Helen Keller originally from?

• California

• New York

• Texas

• Alabama

Who was Helen Keller's lifelong friend and teacher?

• Clara Barton

• Ann Sullivan

• Florence Nightingale

• Marie Curie

How did Helen Keller learn to speak?

• By reading books

• By watching videos

• By listening to music

• By feeling vibrations and imitating them

What does Helen Keller compare opportunity to in her speech?

• A fleeting bird

• A capricious lady

• A roaring lion

• A gentle breeze

What does Helen Keller urge people to do with opportunity?

• Let it pass

• Seize it quickly

• Ignore it

• Wait patiently

What does Helen Keller ask the Lions Club to help prevent?

• Hunger

• Blindness

• Deafness

• Poverty

What does Helen Keller envision for the future regarding blindness?

• A world with more guide dogs

• A world with more braille books

• A world with no preventable blindness

• A world with more blind people

What does Helen Keller ask the Lions Club members to become?

• Guardians of the deaf

• Knights of the blind

• Warriors of the light

• Champions of the mute

What does Helen Keller describe as touching the darkness of her mind?

• A ray of light from another soul

• A shadow from the past

• A whisper from the wind

• A sound from the ocean

What does Helen Keller offer to the Lions Club?

• A book of her life

• A new building

• Financial support

• Splendid opportunities for service