What made "w-a-t-e-r" so important for Helen Keller?

A

She learned how to spell it by imitating her teacher's hand movements.

B

She knew how it was different from the word "mug."

C

It was the first word she recognized as having meaning.

D

She enjoyed going to her family's well-house.

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William Figueroa

English

31 July, 22:48

What made "w-a-t-e-r" so important for Helen Keller?

A

She learned how to spell it by imitating her teacher's hand movements.

B

She knew how it was different from the word "mug."

C

It was the first word she recognized as having meaning.

D

She enjoyed going to her family's well-house.

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Cherish Morris · Answer 1

The answer is C.

Explanation:

Helen says, "Wah-wah" when Annie takes her to the water pump at the end of the play. Annie sees this as a miracle, since it is the first word she recognizes with meaning.

What made "w-a-t-e-r" so important for Helen Keller?AShe learned how to spell it by imitating her teacher's hand movements.BShe knew how it was different from the word "mug."CIt was the first word she recognized as having meaning.DShe enjoyed going to her family's well-house.

What made "w-a-t-e-r" so important for Helen Keller?

A

She learned how to spell it by imitating her teacher's hand movements.

B

She knew how it was different from the word "mug."

C

It was the first word she recognized as having meaning.

D

She enjoyed going to her family's well-house.