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Froggy Jumps Animal Welfare pt 3 QuizOnline version Ethics & care for animals by Gretchen Tyson 1 What is the core goal of animal welfare? a To ensure animals live free from suffering and meet their needs b To prevent any animal from ever escaping c To maximize human convenience 2 Which practice best supports physical health in animals? a Keeping animals outdoors only b Regular veterinary check-ups and appropriate nutrition c Using cosmetic treatments for appearance 3 What does the term ‘Five Freedoms’ relate to in welfare? a A legal punishment for neglect b A framework addressing freedom from hunger, pain, fear, discomfort, and to express normal behaviour c A diet plan for pets 4 How should housing be designed for welfare in mammals? a Loud, bright lights at all times b Adequate space, enrichment, shelter, and clean conditions c Small cages to limit movement 5 Why is enrichment important for animals in captivity? a It reduces the need for veterinary care b It promotes natural behaviours and mental well-being c It makes training easier for staff 6 What is a key indicator of good welfare in animals? a Consistent appetite, normal activity, and social behavior b Constant inactivity c Frequent sedation 7 What role do owners have in welfare? a Provide proper care, enrichment, safety, and medical attention b Only feed them when convenient c Leave all care to professionals 8 Which practice harms animal welfare and should be avoided? a Inhumane training methods that cause pain or fear b Positive reinforcement during training c Providing veterinary care when needed 9 Why is animal welfare important for research animals? a To speed up experiments at any cost b To mimic human emotions exactly c To minimize suffering and ensure humane treatment 10 What is a humane approach to handling stray animals? a Capture and isolate forever b Ignore the animal and move on c Provide shelter, food, medical care, and seek safe relocation 11 The Animal Welfare Act sets standards of minimum care and treatment of animals used for commercial sale, research, transported commercially or exhibited to the public. a True b False c 12 The Animal Welfare Act was passed in 1966, and revised as recently as a 2008 b 2018 c 2000 13 The Health Research Extension Act sets standards for care of animals used for biomedical and behavioral research. It was established in a 1970 b 1985 c 1999 14 Most states provide some regulation of breeders, kennels, pet deals, and pet shops. These protection laws (used when an animal is found later to have diseases or defects) is known as the a Sour grapes law b Rotten apple law c Lemon law 15 Some contended biotechnological animal management practices include all but a Hybridizing/crossbreeding b Cloning, Feeding a GMO diet c Genetic Testing, Transgenics 16 Supplemental hormones are used in a beef b poultry c swine 17 Sub-therapeutic antibiotic use in food animals means a giving sub par or below grade medicines b lower the temperature of the product c giving a lower dose of antibiotic 18 Confinement houses and gestation crates are not used for a cattle b swine c poultry 19 Devocalization, beak trimming, declawing, dehorning, ear cropping, hot iron branding, and tail docking are considered a necessary for resale/grow out of livestock b physical alterations c mainstream practices 20 Benefits of producing healthy animals a results in more productive animals b causes decreased profitability and increased medical sales c results in more strenuous training routines

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Animal Welfare pt 3 QuizOnline version

by Gretchen Tyson

What is the core goal of animal welfare?

Which practice best supports physical health in animals?

What does the term ‘Five Freedoms’ relate to in welfare?

How should housing be designed for welfare in mammals?

Why is enrichment important for animals in captivity?

What is a key indicator of good welfare in animals?

What role do owners have in welfare?

Which practice harms animal welfare and should be avoided?

Why is animal welfare important for research animals?

What is a humane approach to handling stray animals?

The Animal Welfare Act sets standards of minimum care and treatment of animals used for commercial sale, research, transported commercially or exhibited to the public.

The Animal Welfare Act was passed in 1966, and revised as recently as

The Health Research Extension Act sets standards for care of animals used for biomedical and behavioral research. It was established in

Most states provide some regulation of breeders, kennels, pet deals, and pet shops. These protection laws (used when an animal is found later to have diseases or defects) is known as the

Some contended biotechnological animal management practices include all but

Supplemental hormones are used in

Sub-therapeutic antibiotic use in food animals means

Confinement houses and gestation crates are not used for

Devocalization, beak trimming, declawing, dehorning, ear cropping, hot iron branding, and tail docking are considered

Benefits of producing healthy animals