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  1. 1What are the similarities between animals and humans?
    1. ABoth have some levels of intelligence.
    2. BBoth can see/smell/hear etc.
    3. CBoth have religious beliefs.
    4. DBoth have ways of communicating.
    5. EHumans are ultimately animals.
    6. FBoth mostly protect the weak/vulnerable group member.
  2. 2Animal welfare groups such as the [blank_start]RSPCA[blank_end] monitor the treatment of animals.
    UK Laws give animals some rights - it is a criminal offence to [blank_start]neglect[blank_end] a pet; some animals cannot be kept as pets; animal experiments for cosmetics are [blank_start]banned[blank_end]; animal [blank_start]experiments[blank_end] are monitored by the government; [blank_start]dog fighting[blank_end] and fox hunting are illegal.
    Pets have rights given by the [blank_start]Welfare Act[blank_end] - they must have food, water, a suitable living space etc.
    1. ARSPCA
    2. Bneglect
    3. Cbanned
    4. Dexperiments
    5. Edog fighting
    6. FWelfare Act
  3. 3Factory Farming is when animals are used for meat or dairy products but are kept indoors in small spaces.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  4. 4What is an argument against factory farming?
    1. AIt is cruel to the animals.
    2. BThe products don't taste as nice.
  5. 5What are arguments for factory farming?
    1. AHumans are better than animals.
    2. BAnimals aren't important.
    3. CThe Bible teaches people to have Dominion over animals.
  6. 6Arguments against animal experiments include: the animals can be subjected to [blank_start]pain[blank_end] or stress; alternative experiments on testing [blank_start]human cells[blank_end] exist; [blank_start]cloning[blank_end] is against God's will; animals respond differently to humans.
    1. Apain
    2. Bsadness
    3. Cloneliness
    4. Danimal cells
    5. Ehuman cells
    6. Fcloning
    7. Ganimal experiments
    8. Hdominion
  7. 7Why are some people opposed to zoos, aquariums, and safari parks?
    1. AThe animals in zoos aren't interesting.
    2. BThey're smelly.
    3. CAnimals in captivity can be stressed and develop unusual behavior patterns.
    4. DThey don't look as nice as open spaced land.
  8. 8Some people are in favour of zoos, aquariums, and safari parks because the animals are interesting to watch.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  9. 9Christian teachings about animal rights:
    "[blank_start]Rule over[blank_end] ... every living creature..." (Genesis 1:28) - this promotes [blank_start]Dominion[blank_end].
    "...every plant yielding seed...and every tree with seed in its fruit; you shall have them for food" (Genesis 1:29) - this promotes [blank_start]vegetarianism[blank_end].
    The Bible teaches that God loves every [blank_start]sparrow[blank_end] - this promotes Stewardship.
    The story of [blank_start]Noah's Ark[blank_end] - this teaches Stewardship.
    1. ARule over
    2. BControl
    3. CHave power
    4. DDominion
    5. EStewardship
    6. Fvegetarianism
    7. Gveganism
    8. Hperson
    9. Isparrow
    10. JNoah's Ark
    11. Kthe Good Samaritan
  10. 10Would most Buddhists agree that animals should be treated with respect and kindness?
    1. AYes
    2. BNo

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Important information for the Animal Rights Unit for the Religion and Life paper.
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