What does helen learn at the well?a.she discovers what words are.
b.she finally learns how to form letters

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Answer: a.She discovers what words are

When Helen’s doll got broken, her teacher took her out for awalk to the well-house. Her teacher drew water and placed one of Helen’s handsunder the spout. As the water gushed over one hand, her teacher spelled “water”with the other hand, slowly at first then, rapidly. It was then that she foundout that “w-a-t-e-r meant the cool thing that flowed over her hand. When sheleft the well-house she was very eager to learn and she did learn new words atthat time.




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