Jane Goodall

Which statement describes how the passages from Who Is Jane Goodall? and The Chimpanzees I Love are similar?

• Both passages describe a moment when Jane Goodall learned that chimps eat more than just fruits and vegetables.

• Both passages describe how Jane Goodall was able to teach chimps how to comfort each other.

• Both passages describe how Jane Goodall was able to become friends with the chimps that she studied

• Both passages describe a moment when Jane Goodall made an amazing discovery about chimps

What did the chimps use to make washcloths?

• grasses

• leaves

• rocks

• twigs

Which quotation from the passage explains why David Graybeard was important to Jane Goodall?

• “Jane called him David Graybeard because of the silvery hair around his chin.” (paragraph 6)

• “David Graybeard taught Jane Goodall a lot about chimpanzees.” (paragraph 9)

• “But one day, Jane saw David Graybeard and several other chimpanzees in the upper branches of a tree.” (paragraph 11

• “David Graybeard handed out pieces of meat to the others; he also let them bite off meat themselves.” (paragraph 12)

What is the main idea of the passage?

• Jane Goodall noticed that chimpanzees are able to grunt to greet each other and scream for help.

• Jane Goodall discovered that chimpanzees are omnivores that eat fruits, vegetables, and meats.

• Jane Goodall was given money by the National Geographic Society to live in Gombe, Tanzania, after Louis Leakey spoke about her work with chimpanzees.

• Jane Goodall studied chimpanzees in Gombe, Tanzania, and discovered different examples of how chimpanzees are similar to humans.

Which two quotations from the passage best support the answer in Part A?

• “…chimps greeted one another with soft panting grunts. A certain loud scream was a cry for help.” (paragraph 1)

• “Chimps, like humans, expressed feelings through gestures. They hugged and kissed one another.” (paragraph 2)

• “…scientists believed that chimpanzees were herbivores. Herbivores are animals that eat only fruits and vegetables. They did not eat meat.” (paragraph 10)

• “‘It had long been thought that we were the only creatures on earth that used and made tools.’ What she saw proved that was not so.” (paragraph 21)

• “It did not take long for the National Geographic Society to give Jane enough money to stay in Gombe for another year.” (paragraph 23)

According to the passage, which two body parts allow chimps to make and use tools?

• backs

• brains

• chins

• mouths

• thumbs

According to the passage, how are chimps and humans similar?

• Both chimps and humans express feelings with words.

• Both chimps and humans are herbivores.

• Both chimps and humans can show anger.

• Both chimps and humans use shovels to dig holes.

What caused David Graybeard to hold Jane Goodall’s hand?

• Jane shared fruit with David.

• Jane grunted softly at David.

• Jane bowed to David to show respect.

• Jane patted David on the back.