The Life of Jane Goodall

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1. What is Jane Goodall mostly known for? the study of chimpanzees the study of bonobos the study of gorillas the study of orangutans

2. Who first hired Jane Goodall to study great apes in Africa? Robert Sapolsky Robert Glent Louis Leakey Craig Stanford

3. Before studying in Africa, Jane Goodall did not attend college. True False

4. How old was Goodall when she first travelled to Africa to study? 18 years old 34 years old 30 years old 26 years old

5. Where in Africa did Jane Goodall first begin her studies? Gombe, Tanzania Kampala, Uganda Sumatra, Indonesia Nairobi, Kenya

6. Before Jane Goodall's research, scientists believed humans were the only species able to make and use tools. True False

7. Who told Goodall, that "If you work hard, take advantage of the opportunities, and never give up, you will somehow find a way?" her father her mother her mentor a colleague

8. Dr. Goodall's studies is one of the longest field studies of an animal species in the world. True False

9. Jane Goodall has created many organizations intended to benefit all wildlife, such as the Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research. What is the main goal of this Institute? maintain biodiversity educate the public on animal conservation all of these protect wild ape populations

10. At the time, what was unique about Jane Goodall's studies? she was first and only woman to study apes she used names to identify specific individuals she only used a couple of days to study the apes all of these