Read the following sentence: , take your time — i drove here through rush hour with my car overheating, and i ran three stop signs along the way in order to pick you up — but by all means, put on your lipstick before we go! who is the  most  likely narrator?   a.a friend who is sympathetic to her friend's preoccupation with her appearance.  b.a friend who is grateful to be out of traffic and no longer in a rush.  c.a friend who is angry that she took too long to arrive at her friend's house.  d.a friend who is annoyed that her friend is ungrateful for her efforts.

B

Explanation:

The narrator is grateful to be out of traffic as He/She was in a rush to get out of it and meet up with the friend.

From all these sentences i would infer that the baby chimpanzees are fed by the caretakers and stay in care forever, however:

i think the first two sentences are the basic part and the rest are options; ( edit better if you don't want such misunderstanding)

so the options would be

once rescued from the wild, chimpanzees can never be sent back to the wild. (i don't think this is true, this cannot be implied from the
baby chimpanzees are left with their mothers at rescue camps instead of being released into the wild.
- i think that this is the correct implication. if i understand correctly that this is one of the options: babies are vulnerable when they're young, so they cannot be released immediately.
baby chimpanzees can only be released into the forest with their mothers, as they cannot survive without their mothers.