Question

1 how does the central idea first emerge in the article? (a) with a list of the important awards jane goodall received during her career (b) with a quote from the jane goodall institute about the importance of her discoveries (c) with a description of jane goodalls relationship with a chimpanzee named david greybeard (d) with anecdote about a young jane goodall hiding in a henhouse to watch a chicken lay an egg 2 which option provides an accurate and objective summary of the article? (a) after meeting famous scientist louis leakey at a natural history museum in nairobi, kenya, jane goodall got a job as leakeys assistant secretary. goodall, born in london, had been living in kenya on a farm owned by a friends parents. her interest in wildlife was sparked by reading edgar rice burroughs tarzan of the apes. three years after jane goodalls mother asked her if she wanted to study chimpanzees in tanzania. he chose her because he wanted someone with an open mind. goodall died recently at the age of 91. (b) born in london in 1934, jane goodall had a lifelong fascination with animals. she described an early memory of hiding in a henhouse to see a chicken lay an egg. she spent so much time in the henhouse that her mother reported her missing to the police. she escaped by reading edgar rice burroughs tarzan of the apes, at the age of ten. she took a secretarial course when she was 16. in 1957, she accepted an invitation to travel to a friends parents farm in kenya. goodall recently died at age 91. (c) jane goodall died recently at the age of 91. she started podcasting from her childhood home in england after the start of the covid - 19 in 2020. she shared stories sparked by reading edgar rice burroughs featured discussions with guests such as u.s. senator cory booker, novelist margaret atwood and marine biologist ayana elizabeth johnson. goodall said if you wanted to reach people and change their attitudes, you had to reach their hearts. she felt the best way to reach hearts was to tell stories instead of arguing with people. (d) award - winning chimpanzee researcher and environmental advocate jane goodall died at 91. after famous scientist louis leakey asked his then - assistant, goodall, to study chimpanzees in tanzania, goodall gained notoriety for her discovery that they could use tools and do things people thought only humans could do. she also noted they could experience emotions like pleasure and grief. she immersed herself in every aspect of the chimpanzees lives. she tried to educate people about climate changes realities while maintaining a sincere level of hope for the future. she also hosted a podcast and had a strong social media presence. 3 why did the author conclude the article with a quote from jane goodall? (a) to emphasize the importance of storytelling instead of arguing (b) to explain why jane goodall believed chimpanzees were so much like humans (c) to emphasize how jane goodall wanted to inspire others to try to make positive change (d) to explain why jane goodall felt she had to do something to stop experiments on lab animals 4 how does the article introduce the idea that goodall was fascinated with wildlife from a young age? (a) with an anecdote about goodalls relationship with flo the chimpanzee (b) with an anecdote about goodalls trip to live on a friends parents farm in kenya (c) with an anecdote about goodall hiding in a henhouse to watch a chicken lay an egg (d) with an anecdote about goodalls fascination with edgar rice burroughs tarzan of the apes

Explanation:

1. For the first question, we need to find how the central idea first emerges. Looking at the options, we analyze each one to see which one sets the stage for the main theme of the article about Jane Goodall.
2. For the summary question, we assess each option to see which one accurately and objectively presents the key points of the article without bias or extraneous information.
3. Regarding the reason for the author ending with a quote, we consider the purpose of the quote in relation to Jane Goodall's message and the overall tone of the article.
4. For introducing the idea of Goodall's wildlife - fascination, we check which anecdote in the options best serves this introduction.

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