Jane Goodall's 10 Ways to Save Wildlife

We must protect the environment.

• fragments

• air, water, and land

• possessions

• cold, silver, and copper

Everyone will contribute.

• give

• comment

• debate

• wonder

Conservation of our wildlife is wise.

• celebration

• adoption

• protection

• discussion

The cheerleader is enthusiastic.

• excited

• bewildered

• composed

• creative

The investigation has ended.

• dramatic advertisement

• dignified speech

• dismal meeting

• detailed study

Which of the following is a statement of opinion?

• It's true that bees sting and sharks bite....

• ...tapeworms are simply too revolting to love.

• ...groups have sprung up in more than 70 countries.

• One group, in Chicago, launched an investigation....

Why did Goodall name a fly during one of her speeches?

• She planned to catch it and keep it as a pet.

• She wanted to make it easier for people to respect the fly.

• She was bothered by the fly and was trying to accept it.

• She wanted to keep her audience entertained.

According to the story, how is Lisa Thomas like Goodall?

• She learned about animals from her childhood dog.

• She has taught young people how to protect the planet.

• She studied chimpanzees with a teacher.

• She believes dogs have feelings.

What is the effect of respecting all life?

• taking better care of the earth

• fearing dangerous animals

• hunting only during certain seasons

• refusing to use gas and oil

How does Goodall probably feel when people ask her how they can help protect animals?

• annoyed

• smug

• curious

• satisfied