Wild Animals/Exotic Animals Reassessment

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What is an exotic animal?

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An exotic animal is a species that is not native to a particular region or country and is often kept as a pet or for display.

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What does the term 'wild animal' refer to?

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A wild animal is a species that lives and thrives in its natural habitat without human intervention.

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What is the main argument of 'Wild Animals Aren't Pets'?

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The main argument is that wild animals should not be owned by people due to safety and ethical concerns.

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What does 'ownership' of exotic animals imply?

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Ownership implies that a person has legal rights and responsibilities over an animal, including its care and well-being.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'weather vs. whether'?

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'Weather' refers to atmospheric conditions, while 'whether' is used to introduce alternatives or choices.

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Why might laws about keeping wild animals as pets be considered ineffective?

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Laws may be ineffective if they are not enforced or if people find ways to circumvent them.

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What is a potential consequence of owning exotic animals?

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Owning exotic animals can lead to dangerous situations for both the owner and the animal, as seen in incidents of attacks.

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What does the evidence about the number of deaths caused by captive big cats suggest?

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It suggests that while exotic animals can be dangerous, the actual number of fatalities is relatively low, indicating they may not pose a significant threat.

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What does the term 'absurd' mean in the context of arguments?

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'Absurd' means something that is unreasonable or illogical, often used to describe arguments that lack common sense.

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What is the role of evidence in supporting claims?

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Evidence provides factual support for claims, helping to validate arguments and persuade the audience.