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Fill in the blаnks with the аctive оr pаssive fоrm оf the verb in parentheses. Helen Keller was born in Tuscumbia, Alabama, in 1880. When she was nineteen months old, she 1(catch) [verb1] ----- a serious illness that 2(leave) [verb2] ----- her both blind and deaf. As a young child, she often 3(frighten) [verb3] ----- her family with uncontrollable outbursts. Her parents 4(seek) [verb4] ----- help from many doctors, and finally, they 5(advice) [verb5] ----- to contact the Perkins Institute for the Blind. In 1887, a teacher named Anne Sullivan 6(send) [verb6] ----- to work with Helen. At first, Helen 7(refuse) [verb7] ----- to cooperate, but gradually she 8(learn) [verb8] ----- to communicate using hand signs. Her breakthrough 9(come) [verb9] ----- when she 10(realize) [verb10] ----- that the signs her teacher was making represented actual words. Over the years, Helen Keller 11(teach) [verb11] ----- to read and write in several languages. She eventually 12(attend) [verb12] ----- Radcliffe College and 13(graduate) [verb13] ----- with honors in 1904. After her graduation from college, Helen became very famous as she went around the country and talked to people. She asked for more help for people with disabilities. Today, many people around the world 14(inspire) [verb14] ----- by her story. Throughout her life, Keller 15(work) [verb15] ----- as a writer and activist. She 16(give) [verb16] ----- speeches, 17(meet) [verb17] ----- world leaders, and 18(campaign) [verb18] ----- for people with disabilities. Helen Keller wrote an autobiography called The Story of My Life. The book 19(make) [verb19] ----- into a movie and helped many people realize that they could still learn even if they had disabilities. Helen Keller 20(remember) [verb20] ----- today as a symbol of determination and courage.
Fill in the blаnks with the аctive оr pаssive fоrm оf the verb in parentheses. Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in a poor district of London, England, on April 16, 1889. His mother (be) was a talented singer and actress. She 1(spend) [verb1] ----- most of her life in and out of mental hospitals. His father was a fairly successful singer until he 2(begin) [verb2] ----- drinking. After his parents 3(separate) [verb3] ----- , Charlie and his half-brother, Sidney, 4(spend) [verb4] ----- most of their childhood in orphanages, where they often 5(go)[verb5] ----- hungry and 6(beat) [verb6] ----- if they 7(misbehave) [verb7] -----. Early in his life, Chaplin 8(star) [verb8] ----- in a comedy act. By the age of nineteen he 9(become) [verb9] ----- one of the most popular music-hall performers in England. In 1910 Chaplin 10(go) [verb10] ----- to the United States. He 11(choose) [verb11] ----- by filmmaker Mack Sennett (1884–1960) to appear in the silent Keystone comedy series. Today, Chaplin 12(consider) [verb12] ----- one of the most important stars of the early days of Hollywood. He 13(live) [verb13] ----- an interesting life both in his films and behind the camera. He 14(still/recognize) [verb14] ----- as an icon of the silent film era and 15(often/associate) [verb15] ----- with his popular character, the Little Tramp. As Chaplin got older, he 16(face) [verb16] -----declining popularity as a result of his politics and personal relationships. After he 17(leave) [verb17] ----- the U.S. in 1952, Chaplin 18(allow/not) [verb18] ----- to re-enter because of his political views. He 19(return/not) [verb19] ----- to the U.S. until 1972, when he 20(give) [verb20] ----- a special Oscar for his lifetime of outstanding work.