My Life With The Chimpazees - Tổng hợp 1

Goodall had more than one purpose for writing My Life With the Chimpanzees. Which of the following best identifies those purposes?

• She wanted to explain how she became a scientist and persuade others to study chimpanzees.

• She wanted to entertain readers with stories about chimpanzees and brag about her findings.

  
  

• She wanted to express her feelings about chimpanzees and describe them in colorful terms.

• She wanted to share facts about chimpanzees and tell the story of how she learned those facts.

  
  

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Why is My Life With the Chimpanzees considered a memoir?

• It describes nature.
  

• It describes key moments in the author's life.

• It can be used in place of a science book.

• It has more than one author.

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Which characteristic does My Life With the Chimpanzees share with other memoirs?

• It is written from the first-person point of view.

• It quotes from authoritative sources.

• It is written from the third-person point of view.

• It describes a variety of characters.

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What makes Goodall's perspective in My Life With the Chimpanzees unique?

• Few humans have spent so much time in nature with chimpanzees.

• Few humans would agree that chimpanzees are worth saving.

• Few humans keep a daily journal.

• Few humans are interested in African wildlife.

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In the excerpt from My Life With the Chimpanzees, Goodall was happy to learn that a large male chimpanzee had visited her camp. Why was this event so important to Goodall?

• It supported her theory that animals are like humans.

• She had grown weary of traveling back and forth to the Peak.

• It showed that the chimpanzees had begun to accept her presence.

• She had begun to feel afraid of the chimpanzees.

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According to the excerpt from My Life With the Chimpanzees, what made "The Peak" one of Goodall's favorite places?

• The silence on the Peak helped her think and write.

• The trees on the Peak provided plenty of food.

• The chimps that lived on the Peak were friendly.

• The views from the Peak were excellent

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According to the excerpt from My Life With the Chimpanzees, which word best describes the young Jane Goodall?

• patient

• bossy

• helpful

• generous

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According to the excerpt from My Life With the Chimpanzees, why did Jane Goodall go to Gombe National Park?

• to learn to make chimpanzee tools

• to work as a chimpanzee doctor

• B. to study chimpanzee behavior

• to join a chimpanzee family

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According to the excerpt from My Life With the Chimpanzees, what important discovery did Jane Goodall make during her early years at Gombe Park?

• Chimpanzees can learn to write.

• Chimpanzees make and use tools.

• Chimpanzees eat mostly fruits and nuts.

• Chimpanzees give each other names.

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1. Why did Jane Goodall name one of the Chimpanzees David Greybeard?

• He was a male Chimpanzee with a dense grey beard.

• He looked like her friend whose name is David.

• He looked like a bear.

• Because her husband's name is David Greybeard.

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