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- 1. Multiple Choice
We must protect the environment.
fragments
air, water, and land
possessions
cold, silver, and copper
- 2. Multiple Choice
Everyone will contribute.
give
comment
debate
wonder
- 3. Multiple Choice
Conservation of our wildlife is wise.
celebration
adoption
protection
discussion
- 4. Multiple Choice
The cheerleader is enthusiastic.
excited
bewildered
composed
creative
- 5. Multiple Choice
The investigation has ended.
dramatic advertisement
dignified speech
dismal meeting
detailed study
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a statement of opinion?
It's true that bees sting and sharks bite....
...tapeworms are simply too revolting to love.
...groups have sprung up in more than 70 countries.
One group, in Chicago, launched an investigation....
- 7. Multiple Choice
Why did Goodall name a fly during one of her speeches?
She planned to catch it and keep it as a pet.
She wanted to make it easier for people to respect the fly.
She was bothered by the fly and was trying to accept it.
She wanted to keep her audience entertained.
- 8. Multiple Choice
According to the story, how is Lisa Thomas like Goodall?
She learned about animals from her childhood dog.
She has taught young people how to protect the planet.
She studied chimpanzees with a teacher.
She believes dogs have feelings.
- 9. Multiple Choice
What is the effect of respecting all life?
taking better care of the earth
fearing dangerous animals
hunting only during certain seasons
refusing to use gas and oil
- 10. Multiple Choice
How does Goodall probably feel when people ask her how they can help protect animals?
annoyed
smug
curious
satisfied
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which of the following could be used to prove the statement of fact, "Chimpanzees are our closest living relatives"?
atlas
encyclopedia
biography
dictionary
- 12. Multiple Choice
The title of the selection is Jane Goodall's 10 Ways to Help Save Wildlife. Which would be another good name for this selection?
Some Important Rules for Life
Don't Give Up Hope
Ways to Learn About Animals
What A Scientist Does
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which Happened First
A group did research on possible effects of the company's location.
Goodall started a program called Roots and Shoots.
The building project was put on hold.
A water bottling company suggested building a new plant.
- 14. Multiple Choice
How does recycling help the environment?
It gives people a chance to try new products.
It allows people to develop different types of clothing.
It reduces the harm we do to our surroundings.
It prevents us from needing to use oil.
- 15. Multiple Choice
What is this selection mostly about?
the interest of young people in saving our planet
starting organizations to help chimpanzees
taking responsibility to protect our planet
speaking out about damage done to the rain forests
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which generalization based on the selection is most likely valid?
Goodall wishes some animals didn't exist.
Goodall thinks everyone should waste less.
Goodall says most people can't respect things they don't love.
Goodall believes all living things are precious.
- 17. Multiple Choice
The most likely reason the author wrote the selection is
teach readers that we can control our fear.
persuade readers to become scientists.
provide readers with practical advice.
entertain readers with stories about her work.
- 18. Multiple Choice
Why did Goodall end the selection by talking about working together and having hope?
to inspire readers
to confuse readers
to inform readers
- 19. Multiple Choice
According to Goodall, how are all animals alike?
All animals are important.
All animals have lungs.
All animals have limbs.
- 20. Multiple Choice
How did Goodall differ from other scientists?
She gave names to the animals.
She numbered the animals.
She adopted the animals.
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