“...adults are strong enough to literally pull a human apart.” (paragraph 12)

“...the first time in history that an animal other than a human had been recorded making and using a tool.” (paragraph 13)

“Leakey was actually looking for someone to research chimpanzee behavior. ” (paragraph 9)

“In 1960, she traveled to Gombe Stream Chimpanzee Reserve in Tanzania to begin her observations.” (paragraph 10)

“... deforesting it, and robbing other species of their natural habitats.” (paragraph 20)

By elaborating on her love for her family and their trips across the globe.

By illustrating the first day that she ever went to a zoo to observe chimpanzees.

By summarizing her school studies and a school project she created about animals.

By providing a personal anecdote about Jane's interest in animals.

She had wanted to find out how chickens laid eggs and had sat waiting for one to come into the hen house….“ (paragraph 4)

“. When she was about a year old her father gave her a toy chimpanzee called Jubilee.” (paragraph 3)

“Goodall replied to a letter from a former school friend who was planning to go...“ (paragraph 6)

“She took an office job in Nairobi, Kenya where she met…” (paragraph 8)

To entertain the audience of a story about chimpanzees.

To inform the audience of Goodall’s discovery of the social bond between chimpanzees

To argue that chimpanzee relationships are the exact same and humans.

To glorify the chimpanzee mother-daughter relationship which is stronger than any other species.

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Paragraph 19

Paragraph 17

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She feels that more people need to come out and dedicate their time to chimpanzees through volunteering.

She feels that chimpanzees are a danger to humans their natural habitat.

She feels that chimpanzees are a unique species that should be protected and studied.

She doesn't’ feel any emotion toward chimpanzees.

“In 1977, she founded the Jane Goodall Institute to support research and protect chimpanzees in their habitats” (paragraph 19)

“ Leakey believed that humans and chimpanzees shared a common ancestor.” (paragraph 8)

“Goodall learned that chimpanzee mothers are not born with the knowledge of how to care for their offspring.” (paragraph 17)

“It takes nerve to get close to wild adult chimpanzees” (paragraph 12)

crisis

foe

flight

home

“Jane Goodall now spends…”

“...of the last century…”

“...her time…”

“..whose numbers have been devastated...”