What does "this great ape" refer to?
(A) Chimp
(B) Gorilla
(C) Cousin
(D) Human

gorilla 大猩猩

chimpanzee 黑猩猩

immediate 立刻的

kinship 親屬關係

ape 猿類

facial 面部的

gesture 用手示意

posture 姿勢

expressive表現的；表情豐富的

attribute 把…歸因於

occur 發生

leafy 多葉的；茂盛的

twig 理解

strip 剝

stick 枝條；柴枝

termite 白蟻

catcher 捕捉器；捕手

poke 袋子；錢包、皮夾

narrow 狹窄的

entrance 入口、門口

nest 巢；窩；穴

extract 用力取出

lick 舔；舐

crush 壓碎

palm 手掌

sponge 海綿

hollow 中空的

log 圓木；木料

suck 吸；吮；啜

moisture 濕氣

groom v照料  n.馬伕；新郎

partly 部分地；在某種程度上

instinctive (出於)本能的

distinctive 有特色的

extinctive 消滅的

observe 觀察

trial 試驗、磨練

error 錯誤

Together with the gorilla[1], the chimpanzee[2] is our closest cousin in the animal world. Most people feel an immediate kinship[3] with his great ape, with its large range of facial gestures, body postures, and expressive sounds. The chimp has a skill once attributed only to humans but now known to occur in various animal groups --- the use of simple tools. The chimp even makes its own tools for specific purposes. It will take a leafy twig[4] and strip[5] the leaves to make a long, thin stick for use as a termite[6] catcher. The chimp pokes[7] it through a narrow entrance into a termite nest, then it extracts the stick and licks off the juicy termites. Chimps also crush leaves in their palms for use as sponges. They hold the leaves in water that they cannot reach with their mouths, such as that in a hollow log[8]. Then they extract the leafy sponge and suck the moisture from it. Like the young gorillas and humans, baby chimps have a long childhood, up to ten years in some cases. During this time, they find out how to feed and groom[9] themselves, avoid danger, and communicate with other members of their group. Their behavior is partly instinctive[10]. They also learn by observing other members of the group, and through trial and error.

是什麼“這個偉大的猿”是指什麼？

(A)黑猩猩

(B)大猩猩

(C)表哥

(D)人力