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WorksheetsAnimal Ethics
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
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Class
Date
1.
A system of moral principles or rules of conduct relating to human behavior.
a)
Ethical dilemmas
b)
Guilt
c)
Reputation
d)
Code of Ethics
2.
What does NAVTA stand for?
a)
National Association of Veterinary Technical Advanced
b)
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America
3.
PETA is the largest animal:
a)
Breed association in the world
b)
Control agency in the US
c)
Rights group in the world
d)
Welfare group in the state
4.
Animal welfare groups are MOST likely against:
a)
eating meat
b)
treating animals cruelly
c)
using animals for experiments
d)
using animals for human purposes
5.
Groups in the animal rights movement are MOST likely to use:
a)
Actors to promote wearing fur
b)
advertisements to encourage people to eat more beef
c)
ecoterroism to prevent the use of animals by humans
d)
open hunting seasons for all games
6.
The belief that animals are NOT to be used by humans for any purpose is most likely held by people who believe in:
a)
Animal rights
b)
animal welfare
c)
hunters rights
d)
wearing furs
7.
Which group is MOST likely to support the use of animals for research or food as long as the animals are treated humanely?
a)
Animal rights
b)
animal welfare
c)
PETA
d)
vegetarians
8.
What can happen to people that do not uphold The Animal Welfare Act and are found guilty of cruelty?
a)
They can be fined, banned and imprisoned
b)
They can be sent on holiday
c)
Nothing
d)
They move house
9.
The Lab Animal Welfare Act requires that tests be done using analgesia for patients - this means they receive
a)
anesthetics
b)
pain medications
c)
antibiotics
d)
delicious food
10.
Which act prohibits the capture and sale of wild animals as pets?
a)
Lacey Act
b)
Humane Slaughter Act
c)
Animal Welfare Act
d)
28-hour Law
11.
What does the Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act require?
a)
Federal aid to animals in disasters
b)
State and local governments have an action plan to help pets in disasters
c)
Animals in disasters are transported out of state
d)
Federal and state government agencies can transport evacuated families with pets to shelters
12.
Which of these elective procedures is NOT considered inhumane?
a)
debarking
b)
spaying
c)
declawing
d)
tail docking
13.
Are veterinarians and vet techs required to report suspected animal cruelty?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Yes, but only in 11 states
d)
Yes, but not in California
14.
Welfare considers all of these EXCEPT
a)
enrichment
b)
research
c)
preventative vet care
d)
all of these are considered in animal welfare
15.
When veterinary practice was first established in the US, the most commonly treated animals were
a)
Dogs
b)
Horses
c)
Cats
d)
Cattle
16.
Which of these is outlawed in the US?
a)
Bull Fighting
b)
Rodeos
c)
Circuses
d)
Sled Dog Racing
17.
Where are circuses banned?
a)
US
b)
Peru
c)
Mexico
d)
Singapore
18.
The Lab Animal Welfare Act requires that animals being tested on receive analgesia. This means they receive
a)
anesthesia
b)
pain medications
c)
antibiotics
d)
all of the above
19.
Which act protects animals being used for food?
a)
Humane Slaughter Act
b)
Lacey Act
c)
28 Hour Law
d)
Animal Welfare Act
20.
Which of these laws does NOT protect marine mammals?
a)
Animal Welfare Act
b)
Marine Mammal Protection Act
c)
Lacey Act
d)
Endangered Species Act
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