DOL 10/11/23 TEKS 3.9.D.i

What is the central idea of the chapter?

• 1. Jane Goodall primary focus has been on studying reptiles and their behavior. 

• 1. Jane Goodall is known for her significant discoveries as a primatologist, she dedicated her life to the study of primates. 

• 1. Jane Goodall is famous for her achievements in exploring plant species. 

• 1. Jane Goodall is famous for her work in exploration of outer space.

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According to the text, what unusual discovery did Jane Goodall make about chimpanzees? 

Select TWO correct answers.

• 1. They are herbivores and only eat plants.

• 1. They are intelligent enough to make and use tools. 

• 1. They eat meat in addition to plants.

• 1. They are excellent swimmers and can live in the water. 

• 1. They rarely interact with one another.

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According to the text, what demonstrates that Goodall is an activist?

• 1. Goodall’s involvement in environmental conservation efforts. 

• 1. Goodall’s interest in marine biology. 

• 1. Goodall’s work as an animal rights advocate.

• 1. Goodall’s interest in cooking and culinary arts.

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Read page 114, what is the central idea of that section?

• 1. Jane Goodall studied animals in a zoo and learned that they eat plants.

• 1. Jane Goodall watched chimpanzees in the wild and saw them using hammers and saws.

• 1. Jane Goodall’s work with chimpanzees changed what people thought about primates. 

• 1. Jane Goodall taught chimpanzees to speak human language

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If you could tell your parent/guardian one thing about Jane Goodall, what would it be? Include at least one detail that supports your answer.

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