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Animal Rights vs. Welfare and Housing

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 8mins

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.
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
4.
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
5.

People for animal welfare believe?

a)

animals should not be used for food

b)

animals can be used as pets

c)

animals and humans should be treated exactly the same

d)

animals have the same rights as humans.

6.

Animal rights activists believe (pick two)

a)

they should not go to the zoo

b)

do not use animals for food

c)

they should have pets

d)

use them for food

7.

Animal welfare- animals are not ours to use for food, clothing, entertainment, or experimentation.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Animals may be kept as pets, eaten or used for educational purpose

a)

ethics

b)

animals rights

c)

morals

d)

animal welfare

9.

Animal rights allows the use of animals as long as "humane" guidelines are followed

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is an example of animal rights?

a)

Right to not be used for human benefit

b)

Right to not be bred for food

c)

Right to not be killed for resources

d)

Right to be kept outside

11.

What does AWA stand for?

a)

Animal Welfare Association

b)

Animals Wanting Assistance

c)

Animals Western Association

d)

American Wrestling Association

12.

things that animals rights are against

a)

Meat

b)

Circuses

c)

free roaming

d)

Rodeo

13.

Why is ventilation important in animal housing?

a)

To provide a comfortable environment for the animals.

b)

To remove excess heat, moisture, and odors and provide fresh air for the animals to breathe.

c)

To reduce the risk of respiratory problems in the animals.

d)

To prevent the spread of diseases among the animals.

14.

Which bedding material is commonly used for small animals like hamsters and guinea pigs?

a)

newspaper

b)

wood shavings

c)

sand

d)

straw

15.

What can happen if animal housing is not properly ventilated?

a)

Allergies, decreased animal growth, and increased energy costs.

b)

Improved animal health, reduced disease transmission, and increased animal productivity.

c)

Decreased animal welfare, increased disease transmission, and reduced respiratory problems.

d)

Respiratory problems, increased disease transmission, and reduced animal productivity and welfare.

16.

Why is it important to regularly clean animal housing?

a)

To prevent the spread of diseases among the animals.

b)

To minimize odors and improve air quality.

c)

To reduce the risk of pests and infestations in the housing area.

d)

To maintain a clean and healthy environment for the animals

17.

What should be done with used bedding material?

a)

Burn

b)

Donate

c)

Compost

d)

Dispose or recycle

18.

Housing is only needed for animals that are inside only.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE