Cause and Effect (My Life with Chimpanzees)

What was the cause of Jane Goodall’s passion for animals?

• Her family’s love for animals.

• Her fascination with nature from an early age.

• Her scientific training.

• Her desire to travel the world.

What effect did reading books like "Tarzan of the Apes" have on Jane Goodall?

• It made her want to become a writer.

• It inspired her to pursue a career in studying animals.

• It discouraged her from studying animals.

• It made her afraid of animals.

What was the cause of Jane Goodall’s dream of going to Africa?

• She wanted to be a scientist.

• She wanted to see the animals in their natural habitats.

• She wanted to meet Dr. Louis Leakey.

• She wanted to escape from England.

What effect did Jane’s hard work and savings have on her future?

• She became a writer.

• She was able to travel to Africa.

• She abandoned her dream.

• She became a teacher.

What caused Dr. Louis Leakey to offer Jane Goodall the opportunity to study chimpanzees?

• Her formal scientific training.

• Her curiosity and enthusiasm for animals.

• Her fame as a writer.

• Her strong research in Africa.

What was the effect of Jane Goodall’s lack of formal scientific training?

• Dr. Leakey refused to help her.

• She found it difficult to study animals in Africa.

• Dr. Leakey still believed in her potential and gave her the opportunity.

• She was not accepted by the scientific community.

What was the cause of Jane’s struggles when she first began her research in Africa?

• She had no interest in animals.

• The chimpanzees were afraid of her.

• She did not have enough food.

• She was unfamiliar with Africa.

What was the effect of Jane Goodall’s patience with the chimpanzees?

• The chimpanzees continued to avoid her.

• The chimpanzees started trusting her.

• Jane decided to leave Africa.

• Jane became frustrated with her research.

What caused Jane Goodall to make the groundbreaking discovery of tool use by chimpanzees?

• The chimpanzees were already using tools.

• She watched the chimpanzees closely after they trusted her.

• She taught the chimpanzees to use tools.

• She read about it in a book.

What was the effect of Jane Goodall’s discovery of chimpanzees using tools?

• It proved that only humans use tools.

• It altered the belief that tool use was unique to humans.

• It had no impact on scientific beliefs.

• It caused the chimpanzees to stop using tools.