Vet Med Certification Review

What should students learn to differentiate when studying animal welfare?

• The difference between animal rights and animal welfare.

• The difference between animal welfare and plant welfare.

• The difference between animal laws and human laws.

• The difference between societal roles of animals and humans.

What is an expected learning outcome regarding laws for animals?

• Identify and interpret laws which have been put into effect for the protection of plants.

• Identify and interpret laws which have been put into effect for the protection of animals.

• Understand the implementation of laws for human welfare.

• Identify and interpret laws which have been put into effect for the protection of the environment.

What are animals characterized by according to the learning material?

• They are unicellular organisms without specialized senses.

• They are non-living entities with the ability to respond to stimuli.

• They are living, multicellular organisms with specialized senses and nervous systems allowing them to respond rapidly to stimuli.

• They are inanimate objects classified into various categories.

How can animals be classified according to the learning material?

• Domestic, wild, and natural

• Domestic, semi-domesticated, and non-domestic

• Mammals, reptiles, and amphibians

• Carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores

Why do domestic animals depend on humans?

• For food, water, and shelter

• For entertainment

• For transportation

• For natural habitat

For what purposes are animals tamed and kept by humans?

• Work, food, clothing and shelter, companionship

• Research, sports, pest control, decoration

• Security, transportation, sports, education

• Entertainment, education, research, decoration

What is the purpose of working animals according to the slide?

• They are kept as pets for companionship.

• They are kept by humans and trained to perform tasks.

• They are wild animals that live independently of humans.

• They are used exclusively for entertainment purposes.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a working animal as per the slide?

• Guide dogs

• Draft horses

• Herding dogs/horses

• Racing pigeons

What are food production animals often referred to as?

• Domestic animals

• Livestock animals

• Companion animals

• Wild animals

For what purpose are food production animals raised and cared for by humans?

• To be kept as pets

• To produce food for human consumption

• For sports and entertainment

• For wildlife conservation