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Animal Welfare -vs- Animal Rights

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
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
2.
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
3.
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
4.
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
5.
Which had the MOST influence on early laws enacted to protect animals?
a)
Animal rights
b)
animal welfare
c)
human welfare
d)
hunting rights
6.
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
7.
An animal must have the right amount of the correct food.  Which freedom is this connected to:
a)
The freedom to express normal behaviour
b)
The freedom from discomfort
c)
The freedom from hunger and thirst
d)
The freedom from fear and distress
8.
Complete the following freedom:
Freedom from pain, injury and   ?
a)
Diesel
b)
Discussion
c)
Dilemma
d)
Disease
9.
Animals should be free to express what type of behaviour?
a)
Naughty
b)
Good
c)
Natural
d)
Unusual
10.
Complete the following freedom:
The freedom from   ?    and distress.
a)
Fight
b)
Flight
c)
Fear
d)
Fry
11.
Animals should be able to access water at all times, which freedom is this connected to ?
a)
The freedom to express normal behaviour
b)
The freedom from discomfort
c)
The freedom from hunger and thirst
d)
The freedom from pain, injury and disease
12.
Complete the following:
The   ?    Welfare Act (2006)
a)
Animal
b)
Apple
c)
Children
d)
Household
13.
The number of welfare needs stated in law that an animal has that must be provided for is :
a)
Three
b)
Four
c)
Five
d)
Six
14.
The term legislation does NOT include :
a)
Laws
b)
Regulations
c)
Orders
d)
Working protocols
15.
The Animal Welfare Act 2006 relates to :
a)
All animals
b)
All vertebrate animals
c)
All invertebrate animals
16.

One which has been tamed and kept as a pet

a)

Domestic Animal

b)

Wild Animal

c)

Production Animal

d)

Marine Animal

e)

Research Animal

17.

Undomesticated animal which lives in the wild

a)

Domestic Animal

b)

Production animal

c)

Wild Animal

d)

Marine Animal

e)

Research Animal

18.

Raised for purposes such as work or food manufacturing

a)

Domestic Animal

b)

Wild Animal

c)

Production Animal

d)

Marine Animal

e)

Research Animal

19.

Animal which inhabits the water

a)

Domestic animal

b)

Wild animal

c)

Production animal

d)

Marine animal

e)

Research animal

20.

Animal used for scientific research which cannot be done on humans

a)

Domestic animal

b)

Wild animal

c)

Production animal

d)

Marine animal

e)

Research animal

21.

Animals at risk of extinction are

a)

Endangered species

b)

Dangerous species

c)

Moratorium species

d)

Keystone species

22.

Suspension of activity

a)

moratorium

b)

mortuary

c)

marginated

d)

continuance

23.

Small donkey, usually used as a pack animal

a)

burro

b)

burrito

c)

pony

d)

bearcat

24.

Native American people inhabiting the Aleutian Islands and coastal regions in Southwest Alaska

a)

Aleuts

b)

Hawaiians

c)

Alsatians

d)

Albanians

25.
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
26.
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
27.
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 
28.
Which of these elective procedures is NOT considered inhumane? 
a)
debarking
b)
spaying
c)
declawing
d)
tail docking
29.
Welfare considers all of these EXCEPT
a)
enrichment
b)
research
c)
preventative vet care
d)
all of these are considered in animal welfare
30.

Sentience has no influence on animal rights or animal welfare.

a)

True

b)

False