WorksheetsThe Story of My Life
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
Helen Keller was...
only deaf
only blind
deaf and blind
Lying about her disability
Billowy
inherent in the essential character of something
To swell out, puff up
soft; resembling sheep’s wool
being in a far away place; over there
Fleecy
pleasantly calm or peaceful
To swell out, puff up
radiating or reflecting light; shining; bright
soft; resembling sheep’s wool
Placid
pleasantly calm or peaceful
radiating or reflecting light; shining; bright.
soft; resembling sheep’s wool
To swell out, puff up
How did Helen Keller read people's lips?
She wore special glasses to see and read.
She saw how people shaped their words.
She touched people's lips and throat.
She heard what people said.
Yonder
inherent in the essential character of something
pleasantly calm or peaceful
distant place usually within sight
To swell out, puff up
Innate
radiating or reflecting light; shining; bright
to give, to bestow, to communicate
soft; resembling sheep’s wool
inherent in the essential character of something
Who was the person who helped Helen Keller learn?
Her brother Jones Keller
Her mother Sylvia Keller
Her friend Kelly Seaton
Her teacher Annie Sullivan
The (a) lamp helped Jessica find her way through the dark woods.
Please sit down because the news that I am about to (a) is not good.
Mr. Roberts had to use extreme (a) to stop the parent from yelling into the phone.
Annotating text is...
something to do if you are bored.
something to do if you have to stay after school.
something that a person does if they want to be a good reader.
something that a person does if they have a new colored pen.
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