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Animal Safety Review 2021

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Orcas are
a)
the largest species of dolphin.
b)
dangerous to humans
c)
not a mammal.
d)
not a slong lived as humans.
2.
This orca was captured off the coast of Iceland in 1983 and is currently held in captivity in SeaWorld Orlando Florida.
a)
Tango
b)
Tilikum
c)
Torpedo
3.
A collapsed dorsal fin is a sign that an orca is sick, lonely, or in captivity.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
The building with the cinder block wall missing from floor to 4 feet above the floor was a bail out for working with
a)
gorillas
b)
lions
c)
elephants
d)
velociraptors
5.
Tilikum killed _____ people.
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
6.
When you work with ___ animals move slowly so as not to spook them
a)
prey
b)
predator
c)
marine
7.
Moving too fast when working with predator species can
a)
cause an attack
b)
cause them to run away
c)
cause them to freeze
8.
This is 
a)
Protected contact
b)
Free contact
c)
Balking
d)
10 feet flight zone
9.
This is not safe because
a)
its protected contact
b)
no spotter
c)
keeper is not expereinced
10.
This is protected contact.
a)
True
b)
False
11.
This is protected contact.
a)
True
b)
False
12.
What is wrong here?
a)
No spotter
b)
Did not secure cage door
c)
Back is turned to the lion
d)
All the above
13.

Why does the filmmaker mention the history of capturing Orca whales in the beginning of the film?

a)

So you understand that there is a long history of using these whales in captivity

b)

To show how humane and caring those who capture whales are

c)

So that we can see that Seaworld is a much better home for the whales

d)

To allow the view to understand the trauma of how the whales are capture and how it might affect them later in their lives

14.

Why did the filmmaker include the information about how orcas are similar to humans?

a)

To contrast them with humans

b)

To show how similar they are to humans

c)

So we will not just think that orcas a mindless fish

d)

To better understand how cruel it is to treat these animals the way they were treated since they are similar to us

15.

Which example from the film supports the idea that Tilikum was dangerous to the divers when they were training him?

a)

He enjoyed working with trainers

b)

His dorsal fin was flopped over

c)

The court case compared Tilikum to a rapist

d)

Tilikum's profile said he lunged at trainers

16.

Which of Seaworld’s statements responding to the tragedy of the trainer, Dawn Brancheau, is an example of stereotyping?

a)

That all killer whales are dangers

b)

That all killer whales are gentle giants and any injuries must be accidents and no one is at fault

c)

That all trainers are careless

d)

That female trainers who wear ponytails should know better and should blame themselves if they get hurt

17.

This film’s conclusion suggests that the author believes--

a)

Seaworld will take much better care of their animals

b)

Seaworld will take much better care of their trainers

c)

Seaworld will no longer use orcas and trainers together during shows

d)

Seaworld wants to continue to use orcas and trainers as if nothing dangers has happened

18.

What would have made this film less one-sided?

a)

If Tilikum could talk

b)

If Dawn could speak to her own defense

c)

If scientists could read the minds and understand the speech of the killer whales

d)

If Seaworld had given interviews during the filming

19.

The emotional section of an orca's brain is

a)

larger than a human's

b)

smaller than a human's

c)

the same size as a human's

d)

non-existent

20.

How far on average do killer whales swim in the wild?

a)

Up to 100 miles

b)

Up to 50 miles

c)

Up to 150 miles

d)

They do not swim beyond 20 miles

21.

How long can killer whales live in the wild?

a)

Up to 30 years

b)

Up to 60 years

c)

Up to 90 years

d)

They can't live in the wild

22.

On average, how long do killer whales live in captivity?

a)

Around 30 years

b)

Around 60 years

c)

Around 90 years

d)

10 years before they're released

23.

What is the name of the zoo in Spain that was shown in the movie?

a)

Loco Parque

b)

Loro Parque

c)

Loro Puerta

d)

Loro Tenerife

24.

Who did SeaWorld blame for the accident where a trainer was crushed between two whales?

a)

Aggressive behaviour

b)

Lack of training

c)

Lack of feeding

d)

Trainer error

25.

What is the name of the killer whale that the documentary is based on?

a)

Shamu

b)

Takara

c)

Talum

d)

Tilikum

26.

Why is the study of animal behavior important to animal producers?

a)

predict and modify the reactions of animals

b)

necessary before working with animals

c)

necessary before handling animals

d)

necessary before training animals

e)

All of the above

27.

What type of Shoes should you wear when handling livestock?

a)

Sandals

b)

Tennis Shoes

c)

Boots

d)

Does it matter?

28.

What is the best practice to handle and move livestock?

a)

Use Whip, sticks and a loud voice.

b)

Cattle prods.

c)

Quietly with soft reinforcement.

d)

All of the above

29.

What is meant by the term 'Flight Zone'?

a)

An area where livestock will run.

b)

Term used in Aviation.

c)

Personal space or comfort zone.

d)

Safe space for livestock handlers to stand.

30.

You should never work livestock alone.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

What is the most dangerous Animal on any livestock facility?

a)

Sheep

b)

Goats

c)

Dogs

d)

Bulls

32.

Human error is responsible for what percentage of accidents on a farm?

a)

70%

b)

50%

c)

40%

d)

20%

33.

When working cattle in Chutes and Alleyways where is the most dangerous place to be?

a)

In front of the chute.

b)

Inside the chute or Alleyway when cattle are present

c)

Outside along the edge of alleyways

d)

Standing above cattle

34.

How should you approach livestock?

a)

Quiet from an angle they can see you

b)

Move quickly, use a loud voice

c)

Never approach livestock

35.

What is the most important tool you can have to handle livestock?

a)

Stock Dogs

b)

Well maintained livestock facilities

c)

Cattle prod

d)

A solid understanding of animal behavior

36.

When handling animals,

a)

move slowly

b)

talk softly

c)

do not hesitate or suddenly stop when reaching for them

d)

all the above

37.
True or False: Handling animals safely reduce stress for you and the animal 
a)
True
b)
False
38.

Animal Handling is how humans work with, respond to, and interact with animals within their surroundings.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Jobs in the agriculture field are some of the safest jobs in America.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

When working with big cats, safety rules include

a)

easy exit

b)

two or three spotters

c)

never turn your back

d)

all the above

41.

Professionals always, like vets or zoo trainers

a)

continue to learn about their chosen profession

b)

become members of PETA

c)

support animal rights

42.
The flight zone of typical cows is
a)
5 feet
b)
10 feet
c)
20 feet
d)
0 feet
43.
An animal's flight zone will vary depending on how calm it is.
a)
true
b)
false
44.
Human error causes the majority of accidents with animals.
a)
True
b)
False
45.
Which of the following are common errors that result in injuries from animals?
a)
tired or hung-over
b)
not paying attention
c)
improper animal handling
d)
all the above
46.
Which of the following animals has caused the most zoo keeper deaths and injuries?
a)
lion
b)
tiger
c)
elephant
d)
bear
47.
The invisible area around an animal that when entered causes the animal to flee, retreat or attack is called the 
a)
zone
b)
flight zone
c)
area of impact
d)
retreat zone
48.
The number of humans killed by orcas in the wild is
a)
6
b)
4
c)
87
d)
0
49.
Tilikum was this old when captured from the wild
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
50.
The person responsible to back up a trainer for safety is called a 
a)
back-up trainer
b)
referee
c)
spotter
d)
safety officer
51.
The order of safety importance in zoos is
a)
animals, public, keepers
b)
animals, keepers, public
c)
public, keepers, animals
d)
keepers, public, animals
52.
This guy got bit most likely because
a)
he was an inexperienced animal handler
b)
the snake was very agressive
c)
he was just unlucky
d)
the snake was too fast for him
53.
Working with animals behind a barrier is called
a)
free contact
b)
protected contact
c)
OSHA mandate
d)
safety training
54.

The reason for making the movie Blackfish was caused by

a)

realizing orcas should not be in captivity

b)

the death of Dawn Brancheau

c)

Tilikums sad life

d)

the dangers of working with orcas

55.

The last human killed by Tilikum was

a)

a stoned hippie

b)

Kelsey

c)

Dawn Branchaeu

d)

Steve Irwin

56.

What happened after this moment in the film?

a)

Dawn took Tilikum for quiet time and was pulled into the pool and killed

b)

Tilikum grabbed the spotter and pulled him in

c)

Tango went off to pout due to no food left

57.

One thing the trainers admitted to as a fail was:

a)

not knowing about orca natural history/behavior

b)

not feeding the orcas enough fish

c)

not being a good trainer

d)

working with orcas is dangerous

58.

The most sad part of the movie was

a)

when they kidnapped the baby orcas from the wild

b)

when they seperated the baby orca from her mom and the mother was greiving

c)

watching the trainers cry at end when they watched regal orcas in the wild

d)

the whole movie

59.

Whether working with degus, fennec foxes or orcas,

all safety rules still apply.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Depends....

60.
This kind of animal interaction in training is called
a)
free contact
b)
protected contact
c)
expert handling
d)
common sense