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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the first word taught to Helen?
(a) Cake
(b) Water
(c) Mother
(d) Dog
2. What is the name of the woman on stage in the beginning?
(a) Irma
(b) Elizabeth
(c) Kate
(d) Annie
3. To whom is Keller referred?
(a) Monroe
(b) Simmons
(c) Kelly
(d) Bell
4. The clock shows what time when James spies on Annie and Helen?
(a) 11:40
(b) 10:15
(c) 12:30
(d) 2:12
5. How is the Perkins Institute introduced into the set?
(a) With a letter
(b) With a phone call
(c) By a doctor's visit
(d) E-mail
Short Answer Questions
1. How many children appear on the set of the Keller porch?
2. What will the helper's title be?
3. Which item is not among those borrowed from Annie by Helen?
4. How will the helper get to the Keller house?
5. The doctor says Helen has the constitution of what animal?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Annie and Helen do once they are at the water pump?
2. What does Captain Keller attribute Helen's behavior to at the table?
3. The sets often include the presence of Belle, the family's setter. What is the purpose of including the dog?
4. What is a surprising result of Helen's teaching in regards to Kate?
5. One of the main props for Annie is the pair of glasses with smoked lenses. Why are the glasses important?
6. Why does Helen return to her unruly ways at the dinner table?
7. Several scenes are focused on letters written to various characters. Early on, Keller writes to Dr. Chisholm, who refers Keller to Alexander Graham Bell. What is the purpose of showing the exchanging of letters?
8. One of the most powerful scenes in the play is the interaction with the water pump. Why is this scene/set so important?
9. What is the significance of the sewing card? How does Helen show that she wants to do it on her own?
10. Why is Captain Keller surprised by James' reaction to Annie's outburst?
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