Helen Keller worked as a (a) _______ . The sick, injured and disabled people were deeply (b) ________ by her. People with (c) _______ have problems that affect their body or mind. The problems also make it harder for (d) _______ to do things. Helen spent her life (e) ________ them.

(a) age; (b) there; (c) communicate; (d) formal; (e) explained.

Helen Keller was born healthy. She became blind, deaf and dumb at the (a) age of two after suffering from a high fever. Hearing about Perkins School for the Blind in Boston, her father went (b) there . A student named Anne Sullivan was sent from that school to help Helen to (c) communicate When Helen started (d) formal education, Anne always sat beside her in the class, and (e) explained her all the lectures and texts.