Jane

Jane’s favorite things to do included:

• observing nature

• being outside

• being with Jubilee

• all of the above

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What miracle did Jane observe for herself?

• planes flying

• a baby colt walking for the first time

• a chicken laying an egg

• a rainbow

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The book includes real drawings from Jane Goodall herself

• True

• False

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What did Jane dream about doing?

• living with and helping animals

• owning a chimpanzee

• sailing around the world

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How does the book end?

• when Jane dies

• with a photograph

• Jane cures an illness

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Jane Goodall spent a good portion of her life studying what animal?

• Elephants

• Chimpanzees

• Turtles

• Snakes

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Jane Goodall discovered chimpanzees could make tools, much like humans.

• True

• False

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Jane Goodall found Chimpanzees like to hunt _________.

• Alone

• With a partner

• In packs

• Not at all, they don't eat meat

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In 1977 Goodall started the Jane Goodall Institute that has worked very hard to protect chimpanzees and __________.

• monkeys

• turtles

• water

• the environment

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One of the most fascinating things about Jane Goodall is that she lived with a troop of chimpanzees for almost two years while learning about their lives and habits!

• True

• False

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