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Jane Goodall's 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife
Jane Goodall's 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife
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A reading comprehension quiz over Jane Goodall's 10 Ways to Save Wildlife
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1
Which generalization based on the selection is most likely valid?
Goodall wishes some animals didn’t exist
Goodall says people can’t respect things they don’t love
Goodall thinks everyone should waste less
Goodall believes all living things are precious
2
What is an effect of respecting all life?
Hunting only during certain seasons
Fearing dangerous animals
Refusing to use gas and oil
Taking better care of the earth
3
Is this statement fact or opinion “it’s true that bees sting and sharks bite…”
Fact
Opinion
4
Everyone in the class wanted to
contribute
.
Wonder
Comment
Give
Debate
5
Cheerleaders need to be enthusiastic.
Creative
Bewildered
Excited
Composed
6
Is this statement fact or opinion “groups have sprung up in more than 70 countries”
Fact
Opinion
7
Why did Goodall name a fly during one of her speeches?
she was feeling friendly
she was being silly
she wanted people to respect the animal
she saw its nametag
8
How would a wildlife conservationist feel when people ask how they can protect wildlife?
Annoyed
Smug
Satisfied
Curious
9
Is this statement fact or opinion “one group, in Chicago, launched an investigation…”
Fact
Opinion
10
Wildlife
conservation
is a wise investment of time, energy and money.
Protection
Adoption
Celebration
Discussion
11
What is the author's purpose in writing this selection?
persuade readers to become scientists
provide readers with practical advice
teach readers that we can control our fear
entertain readers with stories about her work
12
The taste of the drink was
revolting
.
Uncommon
delicious
mildly annoying
horribly disgusting
13
The treatment of the animals was very
humane
.
evil
not brutal
Unkind
disrespectful
14
The
environment
must be protected.
possessions
fragments
gold, silver and copper
condition of air, water, land
15
The
investigation
ended with dramatic results.
detailed study
dignified speech
dramatic advertisement
dismal meeting
16
Fact or opinion “I am in awe of migrating birds, butterflies, and salmon”
Opinion
Fact
17
What is this selection mostly about?
taking responsibility to protect the planet
starting organizations to help chimpanzees
the interest by young people in saving our planet
speaking out about damage done to rain forests
18
What might be another good name for our story this week?
What a Scientist Does
Some Important rules for Life
Ways to Learn about Animals
Don’t Give Up Hope
19
Fact or opinion “ when I was 12 years old, I had a marvelous teacher”
Opinion
Fact
20
According to the selection, how is Lisa Thomas like Goodall?
She studied chimpanzees with a teacher.
She learned about animals from her childhood dog.
She has taught young people how to protect the planet.
She believed that dogs have feelings.
21
Which could be used to prove , “Chimpanzees are closely related to humans”?
Dictionary
encyclopedia
Atlas
Biography
22
How does recycling help the environment overall?
It allows people to develop different types of clothing
It gives people a chance to try new products
It prevents us from needing to use oil
It reduces the harm we do to our surroundings
23
Is this fact or opinion “she writes inspirational songs for her band, the Envirochicks”
Opinion
Fact
24
Is this statement fact or opinion: "and tapeworms are simply too revolting to love”
Opinion
Fact
