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ACBS Final Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Solveds
We can say with confidence that Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs applies to
humans only. - ✔✔Yes
The Farm Animal Welfare Council (UK) put forth the "5 Freedoms" as ways
to provide animal welfare. The "5 Freedoms" are now widely adopted in
captive animal facilities such as farms and zoos. These 5 Freedoms are: -
✔✔Freedom from pain, injury, disease, hunger, thirst, discomfort, fear,
express normal patterns of behavior
If an animal has the same neuroanatomical structures for emotions, such
as the limbic system which controls emotions in humans, then the animal
may also experience emotions or have "sentience". - ✔✔true
Which of the following is NOT an example of behavioral evidence for
animal sentience?
- intentional communcation
- large brain size
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- response to pain or pleasure
- recognition to self - ✔✔large brain size
In the field of moral philosophy, Utilitarianism is.. - ✔✔a type of
consequentialism, a part of normative ethics, associated with jeremy
bentham
The growing demand for meat in the 1800s led to developing animal
breeds that had the following desirable traits: - ✔✔
Advances in ______ around the 1930s contributed to the science of
stockbreeding. - ✔✔gentics
In the 1800s, new breeds of livestock were imported to the US - ✔✔such
as the
As part of the Industrial Revolution, animals became reconceptualized as
meat. This is evidenced by... - ✔✔animals being treated as a commodity
and people becoming separated from the meat production process
The creation of the Chicago Union Stock Yards - ✔✔to be one large
facility
True or False
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Between 1750 and 1850, the population of London more than doubled,
accompanied by a growing demand for beef only. - ✔✔False
The consolidation of the meat industry in the US involved - ✔✔vertical
integration; allowing large companies to control all aspects
According to the video "War and civilization: Horse warriors" the Romans
described their foes, the Huns, as... - ✔✔glued to their horse
The horse was critical in Cortes' defeat of the Aztec empire because -
✔✔Aztecs never seen the horses and were scared
Though horses were domesticated 5-6,000 BP, warfare on horseback
emerged much later ~3,000 BP. This required a new kind of horsemanship
and horse-human relationship. Which horse culture invented warfare on
horseback that required a close relationship? - ✔✔Scythian
The paleo archaeological record shows that the horse linage evolved over
time. Specifically, the teeth and digits changed as an adaptation from a
______ lifestyle in the moist forests to a ______ lifestyle in grasslands. -
✔✔browsing, grazing
Horses are part of a larger group of equids that include - ✔✔horses,
asses and zebras
ACBS Final Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Solveds
We can say with confidence that Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs applies to
humans only. - ✔✔Yes
The Farm Animal Welfare Council (UK) put forth the "5 Freedoms" as ways
to provide animal welfare. The "5 Freedoms" are now widely adopted in
captive animal facilities such as farms and zoos. These 5 Freedoms are: -
✔✔Freedom from pain, injury, disease, hunger, thirst, discomfort, fear,
express normal patterns of behavior
If an animal has the same neuroanatomical structures for emotions, such
as the limbic system which controls emotions in humans, then the animal
may also experience emotions or have "sentience". - ✔✔true
Which of the following is NOT an example of behavioral evidence for
animal sentience?
- intentional communcation
- large brain size
, ©JOSHCLAY 2024/2025. YEAR PUBLISHED 2024.
- response to pain or pleasure
- recognition to self - ✔✔large brain size
In the field of moral philosophy, Utilitarianism is.. - ✔✔a type of
consequentialism, a part of normative ethics, associated with jeremy
bentham
The growing demand for meat in the 1800s led to developing animal
breeds that had the following desirable traits: - ✔✔
Advances in ______ around the 1930s contributed to the science of
stockbreeding. - ✔✔gentics
In the 1800s, new breeds of livestock were imported to the US - ✔✔such
as the
As part of the Industrial Revolution, animals became reconceptualized as
meat. This is evidenced by... - ✔✔animals being treated as a commodity
and people becoming separated from the meat production process
The creation of the Chicago Union Stock Yards - ✔✔to be one large
facility
True or False
, ©JOSHCLAY 2024/2025. YEAR PUBLISHED 2024.
Between 1750 and 1850, the population of London more than doubled,
accompanied by a growing demand for beef only. - ✔✔False
The consolidation of the meat industry in the US involved - ✔✔vertical
integration; allowing large companies to control all aspects
According to the video "War and civilization: Horse warriors" the Romans
described their foes, the Huns, as... - ✔✔glued to their horse
The horse was critical in Cortes' defeat of the Aztec empire because -
✔✔Aztecs never seen the horses and were scared
Though horses were domesticated 5-6,000 BP, warfare on horseback
emerged much later ~3,000 BP. This required a new kind of horsemanship
and horse-human relationship. Which horse culture invented warfare on
horseback that required a close relationship? - ✔✔Scythian
The paleo archaeological record shows that the horse linage evolved over
time. Specifically, the teeth and digits changed as an adaptation from a
______ lifestyle in the moist forests to a ______ lifestyle in grasslands. -
✔✔browsing, grazing
Horses are part of a larger group of equids that include - ✔✔horses,
asses and zebras
