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Topic: Chimpanzees



Title: Chimps Break Out, Attack Visitors

Source: Associated Press / KSL News

Date: Thursday, Mar. 3, 2005

Level: Advanced

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Vocabulary

Try to guess what these words mean from reading the article.

New words you will see in this article:

airlift(ed)
aggressive
chimpanzee (Chimp)
confine
confiscate(d)
critical condition
deputy(-ies)
injure(d)/(-ing)
injury(-ies)
launch
notorious(ly)
poacher
primate(s)
quote(-ing)
reattach
sanctuary
sheriff
suburban
surgery
surly
victim(s)
wayward
wound

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Talking Points

With your conversation partner, or classmates, you may wish to discuss the following:

1. What is your opinion about using animals for scientific research or study?

2. Do you think people should be allowed to keep (wild) animals in cages or as pets?

3. What are the dangers of human beings interacting with animals?

4. Who do you think is most responsible for the victims' injuries?
(the victims themselves, the owners of the animals, the chimpanzees, someone else)

5. What is the best way to teach children about wild animals?
(e.g. zoos, sanctuaries, books, films, other)

For More Practice

Summarize the story in your own words.
Remember to use some of the new words you have learned.



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