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Helen Keller was born in America in 1880. When she was two years old, she fell seriously ill and there after lost her sight and her hearing. Anne Sullivan was Helen's teacher when she turned seven years old. Anne taught Helen to write by spelling words on Helen's hand. Within three years Helen knew the alphabet and could read and write in Braille, the system of writing and printing words for the blind.

When she was sixteen years old, she learned to speak after taking lessons from a deaf teacher. She was then ready to attend college. When she completed her education, she worked for the deaf and the blind people. Helen Keller wrote many books and articles and received many awards. She is remembered as a woman who brought new courage to the blind people.

She worked for the.................... .

A) healthy people                  

B) deaf and blind people

C) dumb                          

D) society

E) None of these