Why do humans have greater responsibility toward animals?
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Animals cannot defend or speak for themselves
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Animals are property
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Humans are stronger
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Humans control resources and animals
Is keeping animals in constant fear (chaining, beating) ethical?
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Yes, it controls them
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No, it violates their freedom
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Sometimes useful
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It doesn’t matter
Should animal abuse be punished by law like other violent acts?
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Yes, strictly
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No
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Only in extreme case
You find a bird with a broken wing. What is the wrong response?
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Contact wildlife rescue
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Seek veterinary help
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Keep it warm temporarily
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Try to cook it
What is the best role humans can play for animals?
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Control them with fear
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Be careless and ignored them
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Be protectors and caretakers and love them
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Be their enemy
Why is animal cruelty a serious ethical issue?
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Animals can feel pain, fear, and stress
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It reflects human power
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It is culturally accepted and right
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Animals are property of human
Keeping animals chained all day violates which basic right?
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Right to sleep
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Right to freedom of movement and well-being
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Right to training
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Right to food
You see someone using animals for street performances where they appear stressed , sad and unhealthy. What is the ethical response?
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Report to animal welfare authorities
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Record and share for entertainment
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Give money
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Watch quietly and enjoy the show
If a community wants fewer stray animals, which approach is MOST ethical?
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Poisoning and mass killing
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Fear-based control
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Relocation without planning
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Animal Birth Control (ABC) programs
An injured wild animal is found near homes. What should not be done?
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Keep it as a pet and keep it in case
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Keep people away
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Follow expert guidance
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Call wildlife rescue
