The Woman Who Talked to Chimps

What is this article mostly about?

• Jane Goodall becoming a scientist who studies chimps.

• Jane Goodall's favorite chimp friends.

• things chimps are good at doing

How do we know that Jane was patient?

• She waited six months for the chimps to get used to her.

• She watched the chimps up close.

• She named the chimps.

What does it mean to observe?

• to look at quickly

• to watch and learn

• to travel far

Look at the sidebar on page 3. What does it show you?

• different skills chimps have

• how high chimps can climb

• the names of Jane's chimp friends

What is something that Jane learned about chimps?

• that chimps eat bananas

• that chimps have close families and friends

• that chimps can drive cars

What park did Jane travel to?

• Tanzania

• Gombe National Park

• Africa

What section talks about Jane naming the chimps?

• Jane's Trip

• Friends in the Forest

• Jane Saw it First

Why did some scientists think Jane going into the wild and living with chimps was a bad idea?

• They thought the chimps might hurt Jane.

• They thought she would steal the chimps and sell them.

• They thought wild animals were too dangerous to watch closely.

Which of the following is not a chimp Jane named?

• Tabora

• Gremlin

• Grendel

• Pokemon

What tool do chimps use to dig food out of the ground?

• rocks

• sticks

• bark