Animal Rights and Welfare

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Science

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6th - 8th Grade

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NGSS

MS-ESS3-4, MS-LS2-5, HS-ESS3-4

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Brenda Jeffries

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Animal Rights and Animal Welfare

By Brenda Jeffries

Animal Rights Vs Welfare

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Multiple Choice

Conservation is_______________.

to keep something

to destroy forests, rivers and other natural resources

protection and care of forests,rivers,and other natural resources

Multiple Choice

Animals have always played an important role in -

video games

agriculture

sports

food

Multiple Choice

Animals are not ours to use for food, clothing, entertainment, or experimentation.

Animal Welfare

Animal Rights

Multiple Choice

Animal Welfare

believe that animals do not have the same rights as humans

animals should not be treated humanely

animals should be treated humanely

believe that animals have the exact same rights as humans

Multiple Choice

Animal welfare- humans should not protect animals from suffering while in human custody

True

False

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is an organization formed in 1980. Their mission is to eliminate the use of all animals as pets, test subjects, and livestock production.
They are an extremeist group that believes all animals should be free from human use.

What is PETA?

Multiple Choice

What year was PETA founded?

1889

2005

1980

1953

Multiple Choice

What is NOT an example of animal rights?

Right to not be used for human benefit

Right to not be bred for food

Right to not be killed for resources

Right to be kept outside

Multiple Choice

What does "humane" mean?

Being rude

Being compassionate and caring

Being unfazed

Being excited

Multiple Choice

PETA is the largest animal:

Breed association in the world

Control agency in the US

Rights group in the world

Welfare group in the state

Multiple Choice

Animal welfare groups are MOST likely against:

eating meat

treating animals cruelly

using animals for experiments

using animals for human purposes

Multiple Choice

The belief that animals are NOT to be used by humans for any purpose is most likely held by people who believe in:

Animal rights

animal welfare

hunters rights

wearing furs

Multiple Choice

Which had the MOST influence on early laws enacted to protect animals?

Animal rights

animal welfare

human welfare

hunting rights

Multiple Choice

Which group is MOST likely to support the use of animals for research or food as long as the animals are treated humanely?

Animal rights

animal welfare

PETA

vegetarians

Multiple Select

List 2 things that animals rights are against

Meat

Circuses

free roaming

moon landings

Multiple Choice

What is wildlife?

pets

animals and plants that are not raised by people

animals in a zoo

Multiple Choice

Naturalists are ____________.

people who study dead things

people who studies living things

people who build houses

Multiple Choice

A habitat is ___________________.

taking something from one place and put in another

something you do over and over

where a living thing is naturally found

Multiple Choice

The idea that animals deserve respect (shouldn’t be hurt or killed) is known as:

Animal Rights

Dominion

Animal Wrongs

Stewardship

Multiple Choice

People for animal welfare believe?

animals should not be used for food

animals can be used as pets

animals and humans should be treated exactly the same

animals have the same rights as humans.

Multiple Choice

Groups in the animal rights movement are MOST likely to use:

Actors to promote wearing fur

advertisements to encourage people to eat more beef

ecoterroism (property damage, sabotage, or attacks aimed at those perceived to be damaging the environment) to prevent the use of animals by humans

open hunting seasons for all games

Multiple Choice

The belief that animals are NOT to be used by humans for any purpose is most likely held by people who believe in:

Animal rights

animal welfare

hunters rights

wearing furs

Multiple Choice

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

ethics

animals rights

morals

animal welfare

Animal Rights and Animal Welfare

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