Why We Watch Animals

How is knowing how animals behave important for human survival?

• to avoid some animals

• to find sources of food and water through travel patterns

• to hunt and catch them

• all of the above

Changes in animal behavior are the first clues that a species is heading toward extinction.

• True

• False

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What is one important discovery Jane Goodall made?

• studying chimps with robots

• how chimps use tools

• why chimps hunt in packs

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What animals does Jane Goodall study?

• dogs

• wolves

• penguins

• chimps

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What is the overall tone of this text?

• mysterious

• humorous

• angry

• scientific

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Which section/subtitle explains creative ways to watch/study animals?

• Getting to Know Animals

• Animals in the Wild

• Animal Spies

• Our Animal Fascination

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How many captions are in this text?

• 5

• 4

• There are no captions

Why does the author include the photographs in this text?

• to have something to look at

• to explain what the photo is showing

• to help visualize what the author is explaining

• to organize articles into sections

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The text features in this text are the photographs of the animals.

• True

• False

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What is the central idea of this text?

• studying animals in the wild

• studying animals to learn more about them

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