Final

Question 1

Aristotle

Answer 1

Animals and humans can share emotion and perception but humans are better because they can speak and reason

Question 2

St. Thomas Aquinas

Answer 2

Christian flavour to Aristotle
Animals do not have immortal souls
Concerned about the people who treat animals poorly

Question 3

Renee Descartes

Answer 3

Animals as machines

Animals have emotions but not thoughts

Question 4

John Locke

Answer 4

Human nature allows people to be selfish

Animals show evidence of memory and have god-given rights, believed animals can suffer just not form abstractions

Question 5

Immanuel Kant

Answer 5

Never ever lie
Instrumental value: Animals may be treated as a means to an end
Difference between humans and animals is humans have rationality

Question 6

Jeremy Bentham

Answer 6

Argued that it is the consequences of actions that matter

The question is not can they reason or can they talk but can they suffer

Question 7

Access consciousness

Answer 7

Captures the sense in which mental responses may poise for use in the control of action/ speech

Question 8

OIE

Answer 8

world organization for animal health

The intergovernmental organization responsible for improving animal health worldwide

Question 9

Federal legislations

Answer 9

The health of animals act
Meat inspection act
Meat inspection regulations

Question 10

Provincial lesiglations

Answer 10

Transport regulations (humain transport)
Livestock community sales act
Food safety and quality act