English, 28.07.2019 03:00 mallorynichole19

Order the events of act ii of the miracle worker -helen pushed percy away to learn the new word. -the captain and james discussed the war as helen grabbed food from everyone's plates. -helen refused to let annie touch her. -the kellers took helen for a long ride. -annie tried to teach helen to eat with a spoon. -annie taught percy a word that helen did not know. -annie and helen struggled for several hours until helen learned to eat off her own plate and to fold her napkin. -annie sat in the rocking chair singing as helen finally slept. -annie woke percy, brought him to helen, and taught him the word game. -annie convinced the kellers to let her work with helen alone for two weeks. -helen and annie moved into the garden house. -helen spilled ink on the letter that annie was writing.

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- Helen spilled ink on the letter that Annie was writing.

-The Captain and James discussed the war as Helen grabbed food from everyone's plates.

-Helen refused to let Annie touch her.

-Annie tried to teach Helen to eat with a spoon.

-Annie and Helen struggled for several hours until Helen learned to eat off her own plate and to fold her napkin.

-Annie convinced the Kellers to let her work with Helen alone for two weeks.

-The Kellers took Helen for a long ride.

-Helen and Annie moved into the garden house.

-Annie woke Percy, brought him to Helen, and taught him the word game.

-Annie taught Percy a word that Helen did not know.

- Helen pushed Percy away to learn the new word.

-Annie sat in the rocking chair singing as Helen finally slept.

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In "The Miracle Worker", Helen Keller was taught by Miss Anne Sullivan on how to live a life of an invalid. Helen is deaf and blind, who had to be taught everything from scratch. This play is a dramatic representation of her early childhood days before she can spell or even do anything.

Act II of the play shows how Miss Anne tried to teach Helen words and even spell them. She also took it upon herself to teach her in a controlled environment, resulting in her and Helen staying in the garden house away from the family. This part of the play details how Anne struggled to teach Helen the basics of table manners, and then assuming full authority of her in order to fully control her actions and learning abilities away from the smothering love of Mr. and Mrs. Keller.

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