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Create an engaging, 6th-grade-level podcast reviewing Jane Goodall’s “My Life With the Chimpanzees.” Focus on the most important events, including Goodall’s work at Gombe, the chimpanzees’ changing reactions to her, David Greybeard, individual chimpanzee personalities, and the threatening encounter with male chimpanzees. Explain what Goodall’s actions reveal about her character. Review autobiography, author’s purpose and message, and these vocabulary words: vanished, miserable, irritable, threateningly, impetuous, and dominate. Include the suffix -able and comma usage. Use simple language, memorable examples, and occasional review questions. Do not discuss evolution, human ancestry, or claims that humans descended from chimpanzees.

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