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Describe the Braille alphabet.

Correct Answer

The Braille alphabet is a method of reading through touch. It has one Braille symbol for each of the twenty-six letters of the English alphabet.

The symbols are made of raised dots that can be felt with fingers.

Braille requires more space than regular print because the letters cannot be written too close together.

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Explanation

The chapter explains that Braille is a method of reading through touch. Each of the twenty-six letters of the English alphabet has one corresponding Braille symbol made of raised dots. The chapter also mentions that Braille books are thicker than regular printed books because Braille requires more space.

Solution Steps

  1. Braille is a method of reading through touch

  2. Each of the twenty-six letters of the English alphabet has one corresponding Braille symbol

  3. Symbols are made of raised dots that can be felt with fingers

  4. Braille requires more space than regular print because letters cannot be written too close together

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