Animal Ethics

A system of moral principles or rules of conduct relating to human behavior.

• Ethical dilemmas
• Guilt
• Reputation
• Code of Ethics

What does NAVTA stand for?

• National Association of Veterinary Technical Advanced
• National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America

PETA is the largest animal:

• Breed association in the world
• Control agency in the US
• Rights group in the world
• Welfare group in the state

Animal welfare groups are MOST likely against:

• eating meat
• treating animals cruelly
• using animals for experiments
• using animals for human purposes

Groups in the animal rights movement are MOST likely to use:

• Actors to promote wearing fur
• advertisements to encourage people to eat more beef
• ecoterroism to prevent the use of animals by humans
• open hunting seasons for all games

The belief that animals are NOT to be used by humans for any purpose is most likely held by people who believe in:

• Animal rights
• animal welfare
• hunters rights
• wearing furs

Which group is MOST likely to support the use of animals for research or food as long as the animals are treated humanely?

• Animal rights
• animal welfare
• PETA
• vegetarians

What can happen to people that do not uphold The Animal Welfare Act and are found guilty of cruelty?

• They can be fined, banned and imprisoned
• They can be sent on holiday
• Nothing
• They move house

The Lab Animal Welfare Act requires that tests be done using analgesia for patients - this means they receive

• anesthetics
• pain medications 
• antibiotics
• delicious food

Which act prohibits the capture and sale of wild animals as pets? 

• Lacey Act
• Humane Slaughter Act
• Animal Welfare Act
• 28-hour Law