3. At approximately what age are cattle commonly now slaughtered for meat?
(a) 3-4 years.
(b) 8-10 years.
(c) 12-14 months.
(d) 12-14 years.

4. According to government estimages obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, approximately how many chickens go alive and conscious into the scalding tank?
(a) 2 million.
(b) 6 million.
(c) 4 million.
(d) 10 million.

5. By what name does the author refer to the USDA inspector at Paradise Locker Meats?
(a) Doc.
(b) Sal.
(c) Jeb.
(d) Frank.

6. When did President Eisenhower sign the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act?
(a) 1958.
(b) 1962.
(c) 1955.
(d) 1969.

7. What percentage of slaughterhouse workers are injured every year?
(a) 34%.
(b) 53%.
(c) 27%.
(d) 14%.

8. What was the source of the 1918 flu pandemic?
(a) Avian influenza.
(b) Ecoli.
(c) Ebola.
(d) Swine influenza.

9. What bestselling book by Michael Pollan traces the life of an industry-raised beef cow?
(a) Slaughterhouse.
(b) The Omnivore's Dilemma.
(c) The Meat Racket.
(d) Meatonomics.

10. What word from the text means of the nature of being a model?
(a) Antagonistic.
(b) Pragmatic.
(c) Paradigmatic.
(d) Articulate.

11. What does HSUS stand for?
(a) Human Species Under Surveillance.
(b) Humane Society of the United States.
(c) Histoical Society of United Soldiers.
(d) Heuristic Society of the United States.

12. Temple Grandin's most recent estimates of cattle slaughter indicate that what percentage of cattle are unable to be rendered unconscious prior to processing?
(a) 2 in 3.
(b) 2 in 5.
(c) 1 in 5.
(d) 1 in 4.

13. What is the third leading cause of death in the U.S.?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Automobile accidents.
(c) Stroke.
(d) Heart Disease.

14. Who is the PETA member whose transcript refutes the ideas of Nicolette Niman in the text?
(a) R. K. Pachauri.
(b) Bruce Friedrich.
(c) Mario Fantasma.
(d) Dr. Aaron Gross.

15. What is the leading cause of death in the U.S.?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Automobile accidents.
(c) Heart disease.
(d) Stroke.