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Jane Goodall

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

Another good title for this book could have been-

a)

Saving the Earth

b)

A Friend of the Chimps

c)

African Animals

d)

A Chimp Named David

2.

The author included photos most likely to show

a)

the habitat of the Gombe Forest and the chimps Jane lived with

b)

Jane's height as compared to the chimps

c)

how little the baby chimps are

d)

how cute Jane was as a little girl

3.

Jane's reports on the Gombe chimps most likely surprised people because-

a)

She reported how humans and chimps were not alike in any way.

b)

Her reports focused on an older chimp named David.

c)

Her reports detailed how dangerous and brutal the Gombe Forest is for humans.

d)

Her work made many scientists think that their old ideas about chimps could be wrong.

4.

Which of the following ideas expressed is an opinion-

a)

Chimpanzees can use simple tools.

b)

Chimpanzees can behave in many ways.

c)

Chimpanzees live in threatened forests.

d)

Chimpanzees have the strongest family groups.

5.

According to the book, what caused Jane to leave Gombe and travel the world?

a)

She needed to ask for help to save the chimps and their forests.

b)

She wanted to see chimps in other forests.

c)

Her family wanted her to learn more about the world.

d)

She was injured by one of the chimps and had to leave.

6.

What is the main reason the author wrote this book?

a)

to entertain the reader with photos of cute and cuddly chimps

b)

to inform the reader about the life and work of Jane Goodall

c)

to persuade everyone to travel to the Gombe Forest and explore Africa

d)

to express the idea that Jane Goodall is brave and kind to all animals

7.

What is the main idea of the section "Jane Goodall Today?"

a)

to show readers that Jane has not done enough for chimps throughout her career and should do more

b)

to express the idea that Jane is patient and kind to animals

c)

to show that Jane Goodall continues to learn and teach others about wildlife

d)

to show that Jane is the only expert on chimpanzees

8.

Behavior is

a)

a scientific research project

b)

taking care of and saving for the future

c)

the way a human or animal acts in a certain situation

d)

what happens on your report card when you've been good or bad

9.

Which definition best fits "watch" on page 4?

a)

a timepiece worn on a person's wrist

b)

to observe or study something for a long period of time

c)

to be careful about something so no harm happens to you

d)

to clean your clothing in the washing machine

10.

Check off all the details that prove Jane Goodall has dedicated her life to animals.

a)

"Jane was sure that one day she would work with animals and write stories about them"

b)

"Jane had saved enough money to take a trip to Africa to study chimpanzees."

c)

"At age eighteen, Jane graduated high school and became a secretary."

d)

"She still works hard to preserve it and the chimps that live there."