WORLD LIT

1. A town or other area where people live in houses near a larger city.
7. A place where in Keller would want to spend the evening of his 2nd day where in she could see the figure of Hamlet
11. (n.) A formal procession of people walking, on horseback or riding in vehicles
12. Award/ Rank Keller received during her College Graduation
13. Use your eyes as if tomorrow you would be ____ blind.
15. THE ... WORKER (Title given to Keller's Teacher)
17. (n.) the action of a state impending or attempting to prevent the operation and enforcement within its territory of a law of the US.
18. (n.) prolonged cruel or unjusttreatment
21. (n.)feelings of friendship, support, and understanding between people
23. In which city did Keller preferred to see the pageant of man’s progress?
24. A gigantic structure (------ State Building)
26. (adj.) Having an elegant, streamlined shape or design
28. (n.) the poorest part of a city
29. What was the disease that made Keller blind and deaf
30. (n.) An activity that one engages in as a vocation, profession or avocation ( rearrange: PIURUST)

2. (informal) indefinitely many; a lot of
3. Original name given to the speaker
4. (n.) The impetus and driving force gained by the development of a process or course of events.
5. Name of Keller’s Teacher
6. (v.)- pour downward rapidly and in large quantities
8. (n.) the enforced separation of two groups.
9. (adj)-not yielding in strength, severity or determination
10. Martin Luther King, Jr. uses the image of “the valley” to represent
14. (v)- undergo mental anguish through worrying about something
16. what event happened when the whites and negroes are treated equally.
19. What award did the speaker recieved when he was in his 35 years of existence
20. (adj.) able to float: happy and confident, Used in the text as B____ Health.
22. (n.) A small remaining quantity of something, a surviving trace.
25. (adj.)- savagely fierce, cruel or violent
27. (adj) extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable esp. in a way that involves great expense