Jane Goodall

Where was Jane born?

• London

• New York

• Chicago

• Africa

Why did Jane first go to Africa?

• She was tired of being a waitress

• A family friend named Clo invited her

• She was forced to move

• She didn't like her parents

Louis Leakey hired Jane to help him do his work in Tanzania. What was Louis Leakey's work?

• Restaurant owner

• See how people in Africa live differently from him

• Find dinosaur bones

• Find fossils of the earliest humans

Both Jane and her mother got sick with a disease that is spread by mosquitoes. What is the name of that disease?

• Cancer

• Malaria

• Kidney failue

• COVID

Jane noticed that chimps and humans acted alike in a lot of ways. Which is NOT a way humans and chimps are alike?

• They both kiss and hug

• They both speak English

• They both pat others on the back

• They both throw things when angry

Jane noticed human babies were like chimp babies in many ways. Which ways were they NOT alike?

• Babies were helpless and need their mother

• Both babies drink milk

• Both humans and chimps let their babies play

• Babies hang from the fur on their mother's tummy

What did Jane learn about chimps that made her feel sad and scared?

• Chimps are different from baboons

• Chimps were getting malaria

• Chimps can't learn sign language

• Chimps can have a dark side, where they can kill and even eat each other

How many times was Jane married?

• Zero

• One

• Two

• Three

Jane and some teenagers started the Roots and Shoots club. What is that?

• A club for people to watch only monkeys

• A club that wants to learn about animals and how to protect them

• A club for kids wanting to travel to Africa

• A club for researching was to stop the spread of malaria

When she was a child, Jane loved learning about animals. What evidence from the text shows this?

• She dug up worms and watched chickens lay eggs

• She drew pictures of monkeys

• Her dad was a race car driver and her mom was a writer

• She only liked being inside