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WorksheetsLesson 1 recap quiz 407 AH&W
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, which species are protected?
All vertebrate species
Only mammals
Only domesticated animals
Only endangered species
According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, what is one of the five welfare needs that must be met when caring for animals?
The need for a suitable diet
The need for a suitable job
The need for a long walk
The need for a collar
According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to be housed with or without ________.
others
food
water
shelter
According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to express ________ behaviours.
natural
artificial
aggressive
trained
According to the Animal Welfare Act 2006, animals need to be free from pain, suffering, injury and ________.
disease
hunger
cold
fear
Why is PPE important?
Because it looks professional
Because it protects individuals from hazards
Because it is required by law in all situations
Because it is comfortable to wear
What PPE do we wear on the zoo?
Gloves and masks
Swimsuits
Lab coats
Chef hats
How might PPE differ in Equine department and why?
PPE in Equine department may include specific items like sturdy boots and helmets due to the risk of injury from large animals.
PPE in Equine department is the same as in all other departments.
PPE in Equine department is not required.
PPE in Equine department only includes gloves.
Which welfare needs are we meeting by wearing PPE?
Safety and protection
Nutrition and hydration
Exercise and enrichment
Social interaction
Signs of good/poor health include:
Clear skin and bright eyes / Frequent illness and fatigue
Lack of sleep / High energy levels
Poor appetite / Strong immune system
Irregular heartbeat / Healthy weight
Regularly assessing and monitoring our animal’s health is important because:
It helps detect health issues early and ensures timely treatment.
It makes animals look more attractive.
It increases the animal's appetite.
It reduces the need for exercise.
How can we record this and why is recording important, especially when working in a team?
By documenting processes; it ensures everyone is on the same page.
By ignoring documentation; it saves time.
By only verbal communication; it is faster.
By not sharing information; it keeps things private.
What is the importance of accurate record keeping and what are the dangers of not keeping records properly?
Accurate record keeping ensures proper documentation and helps avoid legal and financial issues, while poor record keeping can lead to errors and risks.
Accurate record keeping is not important and has no impact on business operations.
Poor record keeping improves efficiency and reduces risks.
Accurate record keeping only affects personal records, not business records.
Scenario: You work at RH Zoo on the Keeper team, you have 120 students working on the zoo during practical sessions throughout the day. Why is it important that records are kept accurately?
To ensure animal safety and student accountability
To make the zoo look organized
To reduce the number of animals
To increase the number of visitors
Can you think of any other scenarios that you have seen, where accurate record keeping is especially important?
Medical records in Vets
Preparing a meal plan
Watching movies
Enrichment activity
During a health check, what will we be looking for?
Signs of illness or abnormality
Favorite foods
Travel history
Hobbies
Which of the following is a sign of good health?
Clear skin and bright eyes
Frequent illness
Constant fatigue
Unexplained weight loss
It is important to complete a thorough health check because:
It helps detect health issues early.
It is a legal requirement for everyone.
It guarantees you will never get sick.
It is only necessary for athletes.
