Primates: The Fearless Science of Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey...

What animals did Jane Goodall spend most of her time studying and observing?

• Gorillas

• Elephants

• Tigers

• Chimpanzees

As a child, Jane Goodall dreamed of going to what continent to see the animals?

• Antarctica

• Austrailia

• Africa

• North America

What unique method did Jane Goodall use to identify different chimpanzees?

• She gave the chimps names.

• She gave each chimp a number.

• She tagged the chimps bright stickers.

• She installed tracking chips under their skin.

Jane Goodall was the first to observe animals using _____________ in the wild.

• trees as homes

• their hands

• tools

• vocal communication

Where did Dian Fossey study gorillas?

• Rwanda

• Central African Republic

• South Africa

• Morocco

Who convinced Dian Fossey to study gorillas?

• Louis Leakey

• Albert Einstein

• Thomas Edison

• President Ronald Reagan

Dian Fossey became famous when her photo was on the front cover of the .................... magazine in January 1970.

• Hello

• Cooking

• National Geographic

What animals did Biruté Galdikas study and observe?

• Snakes

• Monkeys

• Orangutans

• Bears

This woman has saved thousands of wild orangutans, raised them, and release them back into the wild.

• Jane Goodall

• Dian Fossey

• Birute Galdikas

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Who were the three scientists who risked their lives for research that forever changed the way we think of primates?

• Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, Birute Galdikas, and Louis Leakey

• Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, and Birute Galdikas

• Mary Anning, Elizabeth Blackwell, and Rachel Carson

• Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey