ANS1- 2.01 Careers (Mod)

1. Which occupation involves studying a variety of animal species and may work in zoos, aquariums, parks, or laboratories?

• Nutritionist
• Zoologist
• Veterinarian

2. What is the role of a veterinary technician in the animal industry?

• Assisting veterinarians in diagnosing and treating animals
• Creating rations for animals based on their nutritional needs
• Designing and creating enclosures for animals in captivity

3. Who provides basic care for animals in veterinary clinics, adoption shelters, or boarding facilities?

• Pet insurance agent
• Business manager
• Kennel attendant

4. Which occupation involves providing economic guidance within the animal industry?

• Pharmaceutical sales representative
• Financial analyst
• Animal trainer

5. What is the main responsibility of a product marketing specialist in the animal industry?

• Trains animals for obedience, performance, or security
• Educates the public about wildlife and investigates wildlife crimes
• Researches target consumers and designs advertising campaigns

6. What is the role of an agriculture education teacher?

• Educates students about agriculture, food, and natural resources
• Develops and delivers educational programs in agriculture and leadership development
• Provides cosmetic services for animals

7. Who enforces the law to protect animals through intervention and education?

• Animal welfare officer
• Animal breeder
• Farmer/rancher

8. What does an animal waste management technician do?

• Selects and breeds animals to produce offspring with desired characteristics
• Produces food, fiber, and other agricultural commodities
• Maintains systems for proper handling, storage, and utilization of animal waste

9. What type of educational qualification is usually required for an entry-level job in the animal industry?

• High school graduate or less
• Technical education certification (1 Year or Less Certification)
• Associate degree (2 Year Diploma)

10. Which degree is typically required for most professional areas in the animal industry?

• High school graduate or less
• Associate degree
• Bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree