Understanding Human-Animal Relationships

Which of the following factors can influence human attitudes towards animals and consequently affect animal welfare?

• Climate change

• Tradition, culture, and religion

• Technological advancements

• Political ideologies

What is one of the commercial uses of animals in human society?

• Animal worship

• Breeding for the pet industry

• Animal hoarding

• Wildlife conservation

Which of the following is a benefit of the human-animal bond for humans?

• Increased aggression

• Higher stress levels

• Lowered blood pressure

• Increased social isolation

How can media and public perception affect animal welfare?

• By increasing the number of animal species

• By influencing legislation and public attitudes

• By reducing the need for animal shelters

• By promoting animal hoarding

Which of the following is an example of a working animal?

• Racing horse

• Guide dog

• Circus elephant

• Aquarium fish

What is a potential problem in the human-animal relationship?

• Companionship

• Animal hoarding

• Stress reduction

• Education and learning

Which of the following is an example of a sport and leisure use of animals?

• Medical detection dogs

• Zoos and wildlife parks

• Agricultural production

• Animal testing

What role does legislation play in animal welfare?

• It has no impact on animal welfare.

• It can enforce standards and protections for animals.

• It only affects wild animals.

• It is solely focused on economic factors.

Which of the following is a benefit to animals from the human-animal bond?

• Increased neglect

• Care and safety

• Higher stress levels

• Reduced lifespan

What is one economic factor that affects attitudes towards animals?

• Mythology and animal worship

• Trade and value

• Education

• Media influence