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Directions: In the passage below, pronouns have been omitted. Choose the right answer and also write which kind of pronoun is it (he, it, they, him, her, them, who, which, whose, when, where, what, one, this, those, these, there, etc.) have been omitted. Helen Keller, who was born in 1880, became deaf and blind at the age of 18 months, as a result of a terrible illness. Because of __(54)__, she soon became unable to speak, either. __ (55)__ seemed to be no solution to the problem until her parents asked Alexander Graham Bell to help __(56)__. He decided that __(57)__ she needed was a special teacher and after much searching he found __(58)__. She was a young woman called Anne Sullivan, __(59)__ began to teach Helen the names of things by writing __(60)__ in the palm of her hand. Helen later learned to speak by feeling the vibrations in Sullivan's throat when she spoke. Helen gradually learned to read and write in Braille. She studied at special schools for the deaf in Boston and New York, and from __(61)__ she went to university, __(62)__ Sullivan "wrote" the lectures in the palm of her hand.

A) these                           

B) this           

C) where                          

D) there