- To learn as much as possible, Goodall carefully observed the chimps. She interacted with them. When chimps climbed trees, so
did Goodall. She also ate with them. Goodall's observations taught scientists many new things about chimpanzees. Chimps have
their own language that includes different sounds, and they sometimes communicate through touch. One of the most stunning
and important observations Goodall made was that chimpanzees use tools in the same way humans do. Goodall saw chimps take
the leaves off sticks and use the sticks to get food. This astonished the scientific community because, before this discovery,
people believed that no animals used tools.
A student read this passage and said that chimps are the smartest animals alive. Which phrase from the passage BEST supports his
generalization?
es
4)
Chimps climbed trees.
B)
They were frightened by humans.
C)
Chimps have occasional battles with each other.
Chimpanzees use tools in the same way humans do.

The phrase from the passage that BEST supports his  generalization is:

Chimpanzees use tools in the same way humans do.

Explanation:

The primary skill that differentiates humans from other animals is our ability to use tools for our advantage in the wild world. This led the humans to develop more sophisticated tools and then work with them.

The chimps have been known to use simple tools for digging and finding things which is usually wooden and stone tolls they create for their own subsistence. This means that the chimps have the ability to evolve even further and there is a chance that they can develop more sophisticated tools.

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