Question 1

What was Jane Goodall's initial job in Africa?

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Observing chimpanzees in the wild

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Conducting environmental research

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Teaching local children

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Studying lions

Question 2

Which fictional character inspired Jane Goodall as a child?

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Dr Dolittle

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Tarzan

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Winnie the Pooh

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King Kong

Question 3

What did Jane Goodall discover about chimpanzee communication?

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They can communicate by touch and sound

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They can only communicate with humans

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They only communicate during battles

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They only communicate through body language

Question 4

Which tool did Jane observe chimpanzees using?

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Sticks to take ants from a tree

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Bones to dig for food

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Leaves to make nests

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Rocks to break nuts

Question 5

What did Jane Goodall teach us about the diet of chimpanzees?

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They are omnivores

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They are strictly carnivores

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They are primarily frugivores

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They are exclusively herbivores

Question 6

In which national park did Jane Goodall conduct her research?

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Gombe Stream National Park

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Serengeti National Park

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Tarangire National Park

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Lake Manyara National Park

Question 7

What major contribution did Jane Goodall make to our understanding of animal behavior?

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She showed that animals can use tools

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She emphasized the difference between humans and animals

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She proved animals can't communicate

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She demonstrated animals only react to instincts

Question 8

What year did Jane Goodall become a UN Messenger for Peace?

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2002

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1995

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2010

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2000

Question 9

How did Jane's calmness affect her interactions with chimpanzees?

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It helped her gain their trust

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It made them aggressive

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It frightened them away

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It had no effect

Question 10

What change did Jane Goodall bring to the perception of animals' ability to communicate?

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She showed that they can communicate complex ideas

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She proved they only mimic human sounds

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She suggested they communicate only in simple gestures

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She stated they can't communicate at all

Question 11

What did Jane Goodall observe about chimpanzees regarding their communication?

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They could communicate by touch and sound.

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They only communicated through facial expressions.

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They could only communicate using language like humans.

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They had no means of communication.

Question 12

Where did Jane Goodall begin her work with chimpanzees?

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Gombe Stream National Park.

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Lake Victoria.

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Mount Kilimanjaro.

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Serengeti National Park.

Question 13

What inspired Jane Goodall to study animals?

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Reading about Dr. Dolittle.

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Attending a university.

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Her mother’s encouragement.

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A documentary about animals.

Question 14

How did Jane Goodall gain the trust of the chimpanzees initially?

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Her calmness around them.

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By imitating their sounds.

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By making loud noises.

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By feeding them regularly.

Question 15

What unique ability did Jane Goodall notice in chimpanzees that challenged previous beliefs?

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Using tools.

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Building nests in trees.

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Making nests from leaves.

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Dancing to music.

Question 16

What type of diet do chimpanzees have, according to Jane Goodall's findings?

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Omnivores.

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Strictly herbivores.

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Carnivores.

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Insectivores.

Question 17

In what year did Jane Goodall become a UN Messenger for Peace?

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2002.

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2010.

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1995.

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1980.

Question 18

What kind of battles did Jane observe among chimpanzees?

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They tried to wipe out rival groups.

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They shared food with neighboring groups.

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They groomed each other peacefully.

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They played games with each other.

Question 19

What was a major conclusion of Jane Goodall's studies regarding animal communication?

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Some animals can convey complex ideas.

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Animal communication is purely instinctual.

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Animals have no understanding of human language.

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Only humans can convey complex ideas.

Question 20

What did Jane Goodall's work challenge about the understanding of animals?

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The belief that communication was limited among animals.

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That animals do not have social structures.

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That animals cannot feel emotions.

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That animals cannot learn from their experiences.

Question 21

What type of animal did Jane Goodall study in the wild?

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Chimpanzees

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Lions

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Gorillas

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Elephants

Question 22

What inspired Jane Goodall to pursue her work with animals?

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Reading about Dr Dolittle

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Studying zoology

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Watching animal documentaries

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Her childhood pets

Question 23

Where did Jane Goodall conduct her chimpanzee research?

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Gombe Stream National Park

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Lake Victoria

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Serengeti National Park

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Safari National Park

Question 24

What method of communication did chimpanzees use according to Jane Goodall?

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Touch and sound

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Body posture

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Written language

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Facial expressions

Question 25

What tool did Jane Goodall observe chimpanzees using?

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Sticks to catch ants

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Rocks to break nuts

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Bones to fight

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Leaves to drink water

Question 26

In what year did Jane Goodall become a UN Messenger for Peace?

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2002

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1995

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2010

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1998

Question 27

What was previously believed about chimpanzees' diet before Jane Goodall's findings?

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They were thought to be vegetarian

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They were strictly carnivorous

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They only ate fruits

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They were herbivores

Question 28

What effect did Jane Goodall's research have on the scientific community?

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It changed the understanding of animal communication and tool use

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It caused researchers to stop studying animals

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It led to the creation of strict animal laws

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It reinforced existing beliefs about animals

Question 29

Which of the following activities did Jane Goodall observe among chimpanzees?

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Grooming and sharing food

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Building nests in trees

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Flying in formations

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Hunting large predators

Question 30

What assumption about animal communication was challenged by Jane Goodall's research?

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That only humans could use language

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That animals have no emotions

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That animals can only communicate in groups

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That animals are not intelligent

Question 31

What did Jane Goodall first study in the wild?

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Chimpanzees

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Giraffes

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Lions

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Elephants

Question 32

What inspired Jane Goodall to study animal behavior?

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Reading about Dr. Dolittle

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A nature walk with her mother

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A pet cat she had

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A documentary about lions

Question 33

How did Jane's lack of knowledge about wild chimpanzees help her?

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It gained their trust

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It allowed her to catch them easily

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It frightened them away

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It made her stay hidden

Question 34

What method did Jane observe chimpanzees using to communicate?

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Touch and sound

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Written language

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Body language

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Sign language

Question 35

Which tool usage did Jane Goodall document in chimpanzees?

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Using sticks to get ants

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Using leaves to drink water

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Using bones to dig

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Using stones to crack nuts

Question 36

What behavior did Jane study that suggested chimpanzees have complex social interactions?

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Grooming and sharing food

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Hunting techniques

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Sleeping patterns

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Migration habits

Question 37

What did Jane Goodall prove regarding chimpanzees and diet?

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They are omnivores

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They are carnivores

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They are exclusively fruit eaters

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They are herbivores

Question 38

In what year did Jane Goodall become a UN Messenger for Peace?

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2002

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2010

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2000

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1995

Question 39

What significant change in perception about animals did Jane's work promote?

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Animals can communicate complex ideas

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Animals do not communicate at all

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Animals only communicate through sounds

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Animals are only driven by instincts

Question 40

Where did Jane Goodall conduct her pioneering research?

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Gombe Stream National Park

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Kruger National Park

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Serengeti National Park

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Yellowstone National Park

Question 41

What type of animals did Jane Goodall primarily study in the wild?

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Chimpanzees

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Gorillas

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Lions

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Elephants

Question 42

Who inspired Jane Goodall's interest in animals as a child?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Dolittle

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Cinderella

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Tarzan

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Peter Pan

Question 43

What was one of Jane Goodall's significant findings about chimpanzees?

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They can use tools

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They can swim

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They can fly

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They can sing

Question 44

Where did Jane Goodall conduct her studies of chimpanzees?

Accepted Answer

Gombe Stream National Park

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Kruger National Park

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Yellowstone National Park

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Serengeti National Park

Question 45

What role did Jane Goodall take on in 2002?

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UN Messenger for Peace

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Leader of the Animal Rights Movement

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President of the World Wildlife Fund

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Director of the Gombe Research Center

Question 46

What type of communication did Jane observe among chimpanzees?

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Touch and sound

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Musical notes

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Complex mathematics

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Written language

Question 47

What did Jane Goodall teach people about the diet of chimpanzees?

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They are omnivores

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They are carnivores

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They are herbivores

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They are insectivores

Question 48

What motivated Jane Goodall to go to Africa?

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A job observing chimpanzees

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To become a safari guide

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To write a novel

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To study veterinary medicine

Question 49

What did Jane initially notice about the chimpanzees when she first encountered them?

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They ran away

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They approached her

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They ignored her

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They made loud noises

Question 50

What publication did Jane Goodall contribute to through her research?

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Books about her work

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Medical textbooks

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Children's stories about wildlife

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Scientific journals on botany

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