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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What made math more difficult for Helen?
(a) She did not understand math.
(b) Anne was not allowed to translate in the math classes.
(c) She refused to put forth the effort as she did not enjoy the subject.
(d) The books were not ready for her.

2. Which of the following people supported Helen through her traumatic event?
(a) Mark Twain.
(b) Mr. Anagnos.
(c) Dr. Bell.
(d) Margaret Canby.

3. What does Helen indicate is the only thing that great poetry needs for interpretation?
(a) A responsive heart.
(b) Impositions of the reader.
(c) Laborious comments.
(d) Odorous analysis.

4. What was the only part of New York City that Helen actually liked?
(a) The monuments.
(b) The large amount of people.
(c) Central Park.
(d) The shopping.

5. Which professor does Helen praise for not obscuring the great works?
(a) German professor.
(b) English literature professor.
(c) Latin professor.
(d) Shakespeare professor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which subject did Helen never learn to like or excel at?

2. How does Helen indicate one should take their education?

3. Which of the following subjects was not one described by Helen as one she had an interest in?

4. What lead to a sort of awakening for Helen?

5. How old was Helen when she was able to fingerspell, read raised print, read Braille and speak English?

(see the answer keys)

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