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Module 3 Flashcards

1
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  1. Statistically, animal abusers are predominantly ___________, while those involved in hoarding are more likely to be ________.
A
  • men under 30, women over 60 (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • men under 21, women over 40
  • women under 30, men over 30
  • none of the above
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  1. A person who abuses animals is __________ likely to commit other acts of violence.
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  • less
  • more (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • no more or less
  • none of the above
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  1. An animal that is commonly considered to be, or is considered by the owner to be, a pet, includes, but is not limited to, canines, felines, and equines.
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  • Household animal
  • Companion animal (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Personal animal
  • none of the above
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  1. An owner of a German Shepherd ties the dog to a fence post in a rural area and abandons the dog. It is sunny with a temperature of 95 degrees, no shade, and high humidity. The owner could be charged with _________.
A
  • Cruel Treatment (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Inhumane Treatment
  • Animal Abandonment
  • None of the above
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  1. Sexual contact with animals is not prohibited under the Humane Care for Animals Act.
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  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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  1. Fighting gauntlets are small and confined areas where dogs are put to fight.
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  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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  1. ____________ is/are environmental signs of animal abuse/neglect.
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  • Being left outside without shelter in extreme heat/cold (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Loss of or matted hair
  • Excessive water or food
  • All of the above
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  1. Officers are prohibited from seizing abused/neglected animals and/or animals involved in dog-fights.
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  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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  1. Officers are required to ____________ when an abused animal has been seized.
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  • Place the animal in the custody of animal control/animal shelter
  • File a formal complaint outlining the details/rationale of the seizure
  • Provide written notice to the owner outlining the circumstances of the removal and legal remedies available.
  • All of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
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10
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  1. ________________ are the most commonly abused animal.
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  • Cats
  • Hogs
  • Dogs (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • None of the above
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  1. Research surrounding animal abuse/cruelty does not support the connection between the abuse and violence.
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  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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  1. An 18-year old is observed spraying a stray cat with lighter fluid and lighting the cat on fire. The cat suffers serious burns and is rushed to veterinarian for care by the owner. The 18-year old could be charged with ______.
A
  • Animal Cruelty
  • Cruel Treatment
  • Aggravated Cruelty (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • None of the above
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  1. _____________ are small and confined areas where dogs are put to fight.
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  • Dog Circle
  • Gauntlets
  • Dog Pens
  • None of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
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  1. ____________ is/are physical signs of animal abuse/neglect.
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  • Being left outside without shelter in extreme heat/cold
  • Loss of or matted hair (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Excessive water or food
  • All of the above
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  1. The crime scene, location, and conditions should not be photographed/documented in animal abuse investigations.
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  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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  1. Officers are required to ____________ when an abused animal has been seized.
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  • Place the animal in the custody of animal control/animal shelter (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • File an informal complaint outlining the justification of the seizure
  • Provide verbal notice to the owner outlining the circumstances of the removal and legal remedies available.
  • All of the above
17
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  1. ____________ are used in dog fighting to build the neck muscles of the dog.
A
  • Springpoles (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Treadmills
  • Whipstations
  • None of the above
18
Q
  1. Law enforcement officers may, under “Fighting Abuse (510 ILCS 70/4.02)” humanely euthanize animals that have been severely injured.
A
  • True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

* False

19
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  1. Animal cruelty is different from other crimes because the animal is evidence and that evidence changes over time.
A
  • True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

* False

20
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  1. An owner is any person who has a right of property in an animal and ________________.
A
  • keeps or harbors equipment or medications
  • acts as a custodian of an animal (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • does not have an animal in his care
  • all of the above
21
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  1. A visually impaired person is using a guide dog to talk and stops inside of a supermarket. Another man sees the dog and kicks the dog and pushes the man and the dog out of the store because he believes the dog is unsanitary and should not belong in the store. The man could be charged with _____________.
A
  • Animal Cruelty
  • Guide, Hearing, and Support Dogs (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Animal Cruelty to Service Animals
  • None of the above
22
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  1. Animal abuse/cruelty is interconnected with other forms of violence, such as ________.
A
  • child abuse
  • elder abuse
  • domestic violence
  • all of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
23
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  1. An animal trained in obedience and task skills to meet the needs of a person with a disability.
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  • Service Animal (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Guide Animal
  • Special Needs Animal
  • none of the above
24
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  1. Officers ________ lawfully take possession of animals involved in dog fighting for entertainment
A
  • may
  • shall (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • may with a warrant
  • none of the above
25
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  1. An elderly man lives next to a young couple who owns a Labrador Retriever. The dog barks early in the morning at the passing school bus and the elderly man is tired of the barking. The man cooks hamburgers with rat poison and feeds them to the dog; the dog dies. The elderly man could be charged with ____________.
A
  • Aggravated Poisoning of a Personal Animal
  • Poisoning Prohibited (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
  • Animal Cruelty by Poisoning
  • None of the above
26
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  1. A person who transports a dog, trained to fight other dogs, to a dogfight cannot be charged with an offense.
A
  • True

* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

27
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  1. Law enforcement officers may, under “Fighting Abuse (510 ILCS 70/4.02)” humanely euthanize animals that have been severely injured.
A
  • True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

* False

28
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  1. Animal abuse through malnourishment is indicated by animals that have ___________.
A
  • visible bones
  • limping while walking
  • unable to eat/drink
  • All of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)

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