Animal Health and Legislation Quiz

What does "domesticated" mean?

• An animal that lives in the wild without human intervention

• An animal that is kept in captivity but not tamed

• An animal that has been tamed and kept by humans

• An animal that is extinct

Which term describes animals that are not influenced by humans and live in their natural habitat?

• Domesticated

• Wild captive

• Wild (non-captive)

• Endangered

What are primary legislations sometimes referred to as?

• Codes

• Regulations

• Statutes

• Guidelines

Who enforces legislation related to animal care?

• Animal & Plant Health Agency

• RSPCA

• Cheshire East Council

• Metropolitan Police

Which organization is part of the police force involved in animal care legislation?

• Animal & Plant Health Agency

• Metropolitan Police

• RSPCA

• Cheshire East Council

Which regulation involves the licensing of activities involving animals in England?

• Animal Welfare Act 2006

• Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966

• Veterinary Medicine Regulations 2013

• Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018

Select two needs that must be provided under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 and explain how meeting these needs benefits the animal.

• Proper nutrition and a suitable environment

• Access to entertainment and social media

• Regular grooming and fashion accessories

• Unlimited freedom and no restrictions

What is the primary purpose of the Animal Welfare Act 2006?

• To regulate the breeding of exotic animals

• To ensure the well-being of animals under human care

• To promote the use of animals in entertainment

• To provide guidelines for animal fashion shows

What is the role of the RSPCA in relation to animal welfare?

• To organize animal fashion events

• To enforce animal welfare laws and rescue animals in distress

• To manage wildlife conservation areas

• To provide veterinary services to wild animals

Which of the following is a characteristic of a wild (non-captive) animal?

• Participates in organized animal shows

• Lives independently in its natural habitat

• Relies on humans for food and shelter

• Is bred specifically for human companionship