Animal Core Revision T-Level

Which legislation primarily governs health and safety at work in the UK?

• Animal Welfare Act 2006

• Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974

• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002

• Food Safety Act 1990

What is the first step of a risk assessment?

• Implement control measures

• Record the findings

• Evaluate risks

• Identify hazards

Which of the following practices promotes sustainability in animal care?

• Using single-use plastics for all feeding equipment

• Overusing antibiotics

• Efficient water usage and recycling

• Importing all animal feed from overseas

What is a key aim of sustainable animal production?

• Maximise short-term profit

• Improve animal welfare while minimising environmental impact

• Eliminate regulations to reduce costs

• Increase the use of chemical fertilizers

What is the main purpose of biosecurity protocols in animal care?

• Improve animal breeding rates

• Reduce environmental pollution

• Prevent the introduction and spread of infectious diseases

• Increase production efficiency

Which is a common biosecurity measure?

• Feeding untreated waste food to animals

• Sharing equipment between different farms

• Quarantining new animals

• Allowing visitors unrestricted access to animal areas

In the animal care supply chain, which of the following is a primary producer?

• Veterinary clinic

• Animal feed manufacturer

• Livestock farmer

• Retail pet store

What is a key benefit of having a transparent supply chain?

• Higher costs for consumers

• Reduced traceability

• Improved animal welfare and product safety

• Easier to conceal poor practices

Positive reinforcement involves:

• Adding a stimulus to decrease behaviour

• Adding a stimulus to increase behaviour

• Removing a stimulus to decrease behaviour

• Removing a stimulus to increase behaviour

Which learning theory involves learning by observing others?

• Classical conditioning

• Operant conditioning

• Observational learning

• Habituation