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What makes a child want to be a scientist? For 10-year-old Jane Goodall, it was her wish to live with animals. With that in mind, she spent her life studying chimpanzees(黑猩猩) and became their friend. She passed away at 91 years old.
Goodall found that chimps are a lot like us. They make and use tools(工具). They feel happy, sad or scared. They show love. They also show violence(暴力). She honestly said the chimps have minds. And she didn't hide their dark side, either. Because of Goodall's findings, we see chimps as smart and social(社会性的) animals.
To protect chimps and other animals, Goodall wrote books, set up groups to help them and gave speeches around the world.
Sometimes people would ask her which she liked better, chimps or people? "I like some people much more than some chimps and some chimps much more than some people," she said.
根据语篇内容,回答问题。
51. How old was Jane Goodall when she passed away?

52. What animal did Jane Goodall spend her life studying?

53. What was Jane Goodall's wish when she was 10 years old?

54. What did Jane Goodall do to protect chimps and other animals?

55. What do we think of chimps?

【解析】：我们可以在短文中定位到每道题对应的原文内容，直接提取相关信息得出答案：
1. 第51题：原文第一段末尾明确给出Jane Goodall去世时的年龄。
2. 第52题：原文第一段写明她毕生研究的动物。
3. 第53题：原文第一段直接介绍了她10岁时的愿望。
4. 第54题：原文第三段完整列出了她为保护黑猩猩和其他动物所做的事。
5. 第55题：原文第二段最后一句说明了如今我们对黑猩猩的认知。
【答案】：
51. She was 91 years old.
52. Chimpanzees.
53. Her wish was to live with animals.
54. She wrote books, set up groups to help them and gave speeches around the world.
55. We see chimps as smart and social animals.