Question

goodall spent most of her time at the camp by gombe park. however, she did leave africa to go to college and finish her education. goodall later became a professor. she received a phd from cambridge university in 1965. from 1973 - 1983, she served as a psychiatry professor at stanford university. since 1973, goodall has been a zoology professor at university of dar es salaam in tanzania. throughout her career, goodall published many important articles and books about her work with chimpanzees. many magazines and journals printed jane’s work. in addition, books such as the chimpanzees family book and in the shadow of man made her research available to the public. throughout her career, goodall has received many awards and honors for her excellent research and work. she was even named a dame of the british empire in 2003. goodall is perhaps the best researcher of the twenty - first century, and her findings will influence scientists for generations to come. the information collected by goodall is invaluable to understanding chimpanzees and nature. in the first section of this passage, the word noteworthy means a distinguished b economical c former d reliable

Explanation:

The passage details Jane Goodall's exceptional career: she published impactful work, received high honors including being named a Dame, and is recognized as a top researcher. "Noteworthy" describes someone/something standing out for excellence, which matches "distinguished" (standing out due to achievement). The other options do not fit: "economical" relates to cost, "former" means past, and "reliable" means trustworthy, none of which align with the context of her celebrated career.

Answer:

A. distinguished.