This kind of music is not _____. Only a few people enjoy it.

A．sounds beautiful 　　　　                   B．for my appetite

C．to everyone’s taste　　                      D．perfect

This kind of music is not _____. Only a few people enjoy it.　　

         A．sounds beautiful 　　　　      B．for my appetite　　

         C．to everyone’s taste　　 D．perfect

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　　As soon as Helen Keller had learned how words work, she began to master language. Within a few weeks, she knew more than a hundred words. She has learned not only their spellings but also their meanings. She quickly mastered not only the tapped letters for words but also Braille. Finally, with Anne Sulivan's help, she even learned to talk, although many sounds were difficult for her to make, and her voice seemed very strange to listeners.

　　As soon as Helen learned to put her thoughts into words, people discovered that she had a fine mind. She had a strong character, too. She decided to do many things that seemed impossible. She learned to do them well.

　　She learned not only to swim and to sail, but also to enjoy music by feeling the waves of sound in the air. She went to school and to college, where Miss Sulivan sat beside her in class, tapping the professors' words into her hand.

　　After graduating from college with honors, Miss Keller gave her time and strength to help other blind people everywhere in the world. She was honored by universities and governments. Kings and presidents became her friends. All this happened because a young teacher had reached a child's mind and set it free.

1．Within a few months, Helen Kelley knew ________.

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A．more than a hundred words

B．thousands of words

C．no more than a hundred words

D．not more than a hundred words

2．Braille is ________.

[　　]

A．the language of Brazil

B．to tap letters into one's hand

C．a kind of written language for the blind

D．the name of her teacher

3．Why did her voice seem strange to listeners?

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A．because many sounds were difficult for her to make.

B．because she could not hear.

C．because she had a bad voice.

D．because she was always excited.

4．What is the reason of Helen's success according to the passage?

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A．Because she was clever.

B．The reason is that her teacher, Miss Sulivan, could understand her and encourage her to do everything valuable.

C．The reason is that she had a strong character.

D．Because she could see and hear a little.