Jane's African Adventure

What was Jane Goodall's childhood dream?

• to become famous

• to live in the African Savannah

• To learn about the world's creatures

• To live in the bustling city

What message did Jane spread during her travels?

• The importance of conservation

• The best places to take a vacation

• Tips for how to take care of your garden

• How to train your pets.

What key details supports the main idea that Jane embarked on a grand adventure?

• She dreamt of becoming a scientist

• She lives in London, England

• She saved every penny to journey to Africa

• She had a fascination with animals

What is the main idea of "Jane's African Adventure"?

• Jane Goodall loves all animals, but chimpanzees are her favorite.

• Jane Goodall went to Africa

• Jane Goodall explored all around Europe and learned about animals

• Jane Goodall traveled Africa and taught others about caring for the planet.

What effect did Jane's passion for animals have on others?

• It led to people ignoring the importance of conservation

• It inspired a new generation of scientist and nature lovers.

• It caused wild animals to migrate to different regions

• It resulted in fewer people traveling to Africa.

What did Jane do after observing the chimpanzees in Africa?

• She shared her discoveries with the world.

• She returned home to London.

• She started to observe exotic birds in the trees.

• She wrote a song about Africa.

What is the meaning of the word "conservation" as used in the passage?

• Wasting the resources from the earth

• careful protection of natural resources

• a city in Africa where chimpanzees live

• sleeping outdoors with animals.

What does the word "clever" mean in paragraph 2?

• Happy

• Silly

• Smart

• Animal

How does the author connect Jane's childhood curiosity to her African adventure?

• by discussing Jane's favorite books

• by explaining Jane's fascination with exotic birds

• By describing Jane's early love for animals

• By detailing Jane's experiences in a bustling city.

How are paragraphs 5 and 6 connected?

• Both describe the impact Jane's work has on the world today

• Paragraph 5 explains the cause for Jane's actions described in paragraph 6

• Paragraph 5 describe Jane as a child and paragraph 6 explains her adult life.

• The paragraphs compare chimpanzees to apes.