3. One thing that makes bonobos so special is that they share many traits with humans. They look and act surprisingly like humans do. In fact, they share about 98 percent of their genes with human beings. This is not true of any other animal in the world. Bonobos are much smarter than other apes. They can also walk on two feet more easily than any other ape can—even in the treetops.
According to section three, how are bonobos different from chimpanzees?
A) Chimpanzees eat more.
B) Bonobos are more common.
C) Chimpanzees are friendlier.
D) Bonobos are more intelligent.
From the text, the answer seems to be D, but since only passage 3 is provided, it is possible the answer is in another section, as I'm only inferring the answer from the quote "Bonobos are much smarter than other apes."
