Helen Keller was born a healthy normal child in Alabama in 1880. However, 21____ illness accompanied by a high fever struck her 22___she was still an infant, leaving 23___deaf, blind and 24___to speak. For little Helen, the world was suddenly 25___dark and frightening 26___. She reacted 27___becoming wild and stubborn. Several years 28___, a miracle came into Helen’s 29___when Anne Sullivan, a strong and loving person, became Helen’s 30___. Miss Sullivan’s teaching changed a nearly savage child 31___a responsible human being. 32___her help Helen Keller 33___to communicate 34___those around her; and as she 35___older, others benefited from her unique insights and courage.
Miss Keller 36___in 1968, but her 37___lives on. It lives on 38___her articles and books and in stories of people who were fortunate 39___to meet her 40___lifetime

Helen Keller was born a healthy normal child in Alabama in 1880.However, __ an __ illness accompanied by a high fever struck her __ when _ she was still an infant, leaving _ her _ deaf, blind and _ unable _ to speak, For little Helen, the world was suddenly __ a __ dark and frightening __ place _. She reacted __ by _ becoming wild and stubborn. Several years _ later _, a miracle came into Helen's __ life _ when Anne Sullivan,a strong and loving person, became Helen's _ teacher _. Miss Sullivan's teaching changed a nearly savage child __ into __ a responsible human being. _ Through/with __ her help Helen Keller learned/began _ to communicate __ with __ those around her; and as she __ grew older, others benefited from her unique insights and courage. Miss Keller __ died _in 1968, but her __ spirit __ lives on. It lives on _ in _ her articles and books and in stories of people who were fortunate _ enough _ to meet her __ during her lifetime.