Answer:
The sentence that best states the conflict revealed in this passage is:
D. Helen is frustrated by the challenges associated with learning to communicate.
Explanation:
Born in 1880, Helen Keller was both blind and deaf. In her autobiography "The Story of My Life," Keller reveals details of her childhood, focusing especially on her education.
<u>In the passage we are analyzing here, Keller is absolutely frustrated. We learn through our senses, but she has been deprived of two of them - as a matter of fact, two very important ones. Don't we usually learn by either watching someone do something or by listening to them explain something to us? How can Helen learn, then? That is why she compares herself to the ship that is amid a dense white fog, with no compass, nothing to guide her. </u>Anne Sullivan will turn out to be Helen's compass. Sullivan is hired to teach Helen. Patiently and slowly, she will show Helen the world in a very special way.
