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Helen Keller
Words / Meaning
| S.NO. | Words | Meanings |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Admire | Praise |
| 2. | Affection | Love |
| 3. | Beauty | Loneliness |
| 4. | Blind | Unable to see |
| 5. | By and by | Slowly |
| 6. | Bloom | Blossom |
| 7. | Cheerful | Happy |
| 8. | Colourless | Dull |
| 9. | Content | Please |
| 10. | Count | Tally |
| 11. | Courageous | Bold |
| 12. | Curse | Swear, Execration |
| 13. | Deaf | Unable to hear |
| 14. | Dull | Insipid |
| 15. | Dumb | Unable to speak |
| 16. | Exclaim | Cry out |
| 17. | Forget | Fail to remember |
| 18. | Fortune | Lucky |
| 19. | Indeed | Infact |
| 20. | Learn | Acquire knowledge |
| 21. | Miserable | Sorrowful |
| 22. | Misfortune | Bad luck |
| 23. | Mountain | A tall hill |
| 24. | Movement | Motion |
| 25. | Patient | Uncomplaining |
| 26. | Points | Dots |
| 27. | Raissed | Elevated |
| 28. | Selfless | Unselfish |
| 29. | Several | Many |
| 30. | Soul | Spirit |
| 31. | Voluntarily | Intentionally |
| 32. | Welcome | Greet |
| 33. | Wonderful | Marvellous |
| 34. | Zeal | Ambition |
Short Note Or Summary of "Helen Keller"
Helen Keller was a wonderful and courageous woman. She was born in 1880 in a little town in the United States of America. She could see and hear everything up to the age of two. Then In February 1882, she became blind and deaf as a result of a serious illness. At the age of seven Miss Sullivan began to look after her and started teaching her. One day, she took Helen to river bank and put her hand in water. Slowly Miss Sullivan made her to write the word "w,a,t,e,r" on the sand. In this way Helen learn how to spell : w,a,t,er".Miss Sullivan taught Helen about mountains, rivers and about history and geography. She even, taught her how to count and do sums.
She started going to a school for blind children at eight. She started speaking again at ten by feeling the movements of her teachers lips with her hands. She learnt to read by touching the raised points of special books for the blind with her fingers. She graduated from the Harvard University. She devoted her whole life to help the blind and the deaf. She also visited Pakistan in 1956 for the same purpose at seventy-six. She gave message to blind and deaf children that always be happy and cheerful and never curse their fate. They could do everything in this world. She was an admirable lady.
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