They are omnivorous, but eat fruit more than anything else.
The _____ of chimps and humans is 98.5% the same.
RNA
AIDS
BTS
DNA
Chimpanzees are the most intelligent of our planet's_____.
wild animals
pets
primates
Chimpanzees are not claver at all.
It's true.
It's false.
What kinds of things can they do?
They can learn words, play with objects and toys, and mourn the deaths of their loved ones.
Where do chimpanzees live?
They live the tropical forests and woodland Savannahs of West and Central Africa.
Wild chimpanzees only live in Africa.
It's true.
It's false.
Chimpanzees are experts at _____.
hiding
running
swimming
grooming
Chimpanzees live in _____.
communities
their nests
doghouse
Chimpanzees are one of four types of “great ape.” The great apes are: chimpanzees, bonobos, gorillas, and orangutans.
It's false.
It's true.
As well as using tools, some chimpanzees have even been able to learn basic human sign language. Washoe, a captive female chimpanzee, was able to learn American Sign Language (ASL), with a vocabulary of 350 words.
It's true.
It's false.
Who leads the communities?
A bossy alpha male
What sounds do chimpanzees make?
click, tap, and ding-dong
pow, baaam, and bang
moo, hoots, and baa
hoots, grunts, and screams
Humans share many similar _____ with chimpanzees, such as expressive faces, big toes, thumbs and hands that can grasp.
activities
traits
body languages
We also show similar behaviors, and like us chimps laugh when playing, hug to show affection and can walk _____.
upright
up side down
on 2 arms and 2 legs
a member of the most developed and intelligent group of mammals, including humans, monkeys, and apes
Villager (n.)
Primate (n.)
Citizen (n.)
Why do chimpanzees groom each other's hair?
To remove dirt, dead skin, and annoying parasites.
Can they make tools?
Yes, they can.
No, they can't.
The communities are made up of somewhere around _____ members.
15 to 80
There are four types of Great Apes. They're ____, ____, ____ and _____.
The orang-utans, gorillas, chimpanzees and humans.
They have developed impressive ways of communicating with each other by using different _____, _____ and _____.
facial expressions
gestures
numberous vocalizations
all of the above
What do they use the tools for?
Tools can help them to acquire food, get things done like cracking nuts with rocks, pulling out insects from nests and logs using sticks, and holding up leaves.
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