Which of the following is one thing Helen Keller wished to happen?
  • Every human being could have pity on those physically-challenged.
  • Every human being could appreciate the beauty of life.
  • Every human being were stricken blind and deaf for several days.
  • Every human being were sympathetic about the blind and deaf.
Why did Helen Keller say "the seeing see little?"
  • She did not trust her seeing friends because they were liers.
  • She thought her seeing friends had ignored too many details.
  • She regretted that she did not see a lot when she could see.
  • She thought sight was actually not that important.
Which of the following is one thing Helen Keller had NOT mentioned in the text?
  • The delicate symmetry of a leaf.
  • A bud on the branches of trees.
  • The happy quiver of a bird in full songs.
  • Cool waters of a brook across a bush.
According to Helen Keller, the seeing people only use sight as _____________________.
  • A convenience.
  • A miracle.
  • A fullness.
  • A tool.
What did Helen Keller want to see on her first seeing day?
  • City.
  • Scenery.
  • People.
  • Architecture.
Which of the following is NOT a feature used by Helen Keller to describe her teacher?
  • Amazing.
  • Tender.
  • Patient.
  • Compassionate.
What did Helen Keller want to see on her second seeing day?
  • Night scenes.
  • Museums.
  • Parents.
  • Churches.
Which artist is NOT mentioned by Helen Keller?
  • Raphael.
  • Van Gogh.
  • Leonardo da Vinci.
  • Veronese.
Which of the following is NOT where Helen Keller want to go on her third seeing day?
  • Parks.
  • Schools.
  • Slums.
  • Factories.
Why did Helen Keller say "I should not shut my eyes?"
  • She thought that she should also see the terrible part of the city.
  • She thought she might be afraid but she should be brave.
  • She thought she should live a miserable life.
  • She thought shutting her eyes could be a waste of time.
Which sense did Helen Keller consider to be the LEAST precious one?
  • Sight.
  • Hearing.
  • Touch.
  • Not mentioned.
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
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