Question

1. The writer says that it would be a blessing if everyone were struck blind and
deaf once in their lifetime. Why does she say
this?
2. Though the writer is blind, she discovers many things of interest. How does she
do this? Make a list of the things she refers to.
3. If Helen could get so much pleasure from mere sight/touch, how much more
beauty must be revealed by sight/touch. (Strike out the wrong words.)
4. The writer says that she recognizes her friends through
a. the sound of their laughter.
b. feeling their faces with her fingers.
c. their acts of kindness towards her.
d. their sorrows.
(Choose the correct option.)
5. The writer says that if she were given the chance to see the world for three
days she would fulfil some of her keenest desires. Complete this table with
the things she would like to do.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
6. Why do you think the writer divides her three days to see in the way she does?
Which of the three days do you think she would enjoy the most?​

Answer 1

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this?

2. Though the writer is blind, she discovers many things of interest. How does she

do this? Make a list of the things she refers to.

3. If Helen could