The document appears to contain 20 scrambled sentences related to Helen Keller and Al Capone. Some key details that can be summarized are: 1) Helen Keller obtained a degree in 1904 despite being blind and deaf. 2) Al Capone was a notorious gangster involved in organized crime in Chicago in the 1920s. 3) Capone maintained control through organized crime activities until he was convicted of tax evasion.

1. Scrambled Sentences
Karoll Chafloque
Zapata

2. 1) in/ 1904/despite/blind/ being/ and/
degree/ deaf/ obtained/ Keller.
•Keller obtained
degree in 1904 despite
being blind and deaf.

3. 2) Feeding Hills/ chilhood/ left/
born/illness/ her/ Anne Sullivan/ blind
/ almost.
•Anne Sullivan born
Feeding Hills
childhood illness left
her almost blind.

4. 3) Anne Sullivan/ by/ Educated/ who/
her / to/ taught/ and/ read/write.
•Educated by Anne
Sullivan, who taught
her to read and write.

5. 4) became/ deaf/ Keller/and/
blind/illness/ after/just/when/19/
months old.
•Keller became deaf
and blind after illness
when just 19 months
old.

6. 5)Hellen/ returned/ teach/ specially/
to/Anne/ Perkins/1887/to/in
•Anne returned
specially to Perkins in
1887 to teach Hellen.

7. 6) do/ you/write/
sentences/these/Why/the/board/on/?
•Why do you write
these sentences on the
board?

8. 7) little/ girl / who / I / asked / her / the /
if/written/the/had/about/particularly/ new
dress/ pleased/ was/ her/ with/ dress
•I asked her if the little
girl who had written
about the new dress was
particularly pleased
with her dress.

9. 8) we/ the/
entered/on/was/attention/the/room,/
children’s/When/ Hellen/ riveted
•When we entered the
room, the children’s
attention was riveted
on Hellen.

10. 9) personally/ children/ them/concern/
learn /if/write/things/But/that/
about/better/ they
•But children learn
better if they write
about things that
concern the

11. 10) the/ deaf child/of/
least/all/language,/child/The/ school
room/the/
isn’t/teach/place/to/any/young.
•The school room isn’t
the place to teach any
young child language,
least of all the deaf

12. 11) the/ history / most / perhaps / of /
crime / important / in / the/ gangster
/organized/ is/ Al Capone
•Al Capone is perhaps
the most important
gangster in the history
of organized crime.

13. 12) murder/ neccesary/ when/ and/ threats/ bribes/
loyalty,/ genuine/ skill,/ organizational/ of/
combination/ a/ through/ control/ his/ maintained/
He
•He maintained his control
through a combination of
organizational skill,
genuine loyalty, bribes,
threats and when neccesary

14. 13) hospital/ and/ more/ heart/spent/
later/ time/ in/ died/ from/ a/ He/
attack
•He spent more time in
hospital, and later
died from a heart
attack.

15. 14) Capone/ In/ went/ Chicago/
1919,/ to/ in/ John Torrio/ for/ work
•In 1919, Capone went
to work for John
Torrio in Chicago.

16. 15) successful/ innumerable/ Capone’s/
There/ life/ none/ were/ attempts/ in/
on/ which/ of/ was
•There were innumerable
attempts on Capone’s
life, none of which was
successful.

17. 16) evasion/ charged/ with/ income/ tax/
finally/ and/ convicted/ He/ of/ was
•He was finally charged
with and convicted of
income tax evasion.

18. 17) English?/ learning/ began/ you/ when/
do/ teachers/ your/ did/ things/ these/of/
Which
•Which of these things
did your teachers do
when you began learning
English?

19. 18) on/ TV,/ the/ on/ it/ to/ but/ I/ My/
really/ husband/ hear/ radio/ news/
watches/ prefer
•My husband watches the
news on TV, but I really
prefer to hear it on
radio.

20. 19) supernatural/ I/ stories/ ghosts/
and/ like/ the/ about
•I like stories about
the ghosts and
supernatural.

21. 20) Eliot Ness/ alcohol/ night/ Capone’s/
attacking/ illegal/ worked/ with/ and/
dealings/ day
•Eliot Ness worked day
and night attacking
Capone’s illegal dealings
with alcohol.