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(Page 77) One of the greatest pleasures of Helen's life was writing letters. Her lette
some of which were written to great people in every walk of life, are full of charm
Besides acquiring learning, Helen Keller also helped the cause of the blind and (ü) spell = n
deaf all over the world. She travelled widely and visited almost every country in sympathy fa
world including India. Wherever she went, she visited institutions for the handicap
(i) spell (ii) violin.
often show a touch of humour. She wrote a number of books and became one of
distinguished writers of her time.
and helped in their growth and progress.
Today, as a result of her efforts, governments and people everywhere are
interested in the welfare of the blind and the deaf than they were ever before.
Questions
1. What was the greatest pleasure of Helen's life?
2. What is the chief quality of Helen's letters ?
3. Did Helen write any book ?
4. How did Helen help the cause of the blind and the deaf?
5. How have the people come to take interest in the welfare
of the blind and the deaf ?
6. Match the words under 'A' with their meanings under 'B':
А
B
(i) charm
(i) a quality that pleases.
(i) distinguished (ii) places for a public purpose.
(iii) famous.
7. Fill in the blank :
Helen wrote letters to
people in every walk of life.
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2. Helen wc
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Answer 1

Answer:

it is too much........