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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. On what day of the week does the author claim he became a dog person?
(a) Monday.
(b) Thursday.
(c) Saturday.
(d) Friday.
2. How old does the author say he was when his family fostered a cousin's dog and he kicked it?
(a) Two.
(b) Six.
(c) Four.
(d) Nine.
3. What word from the text refers to the urge to project human experience onto other animals?
(a) Anthropomonism.
(b) Anthropodeism.
(c) Anthropomorphism.
(d) Anthropocentrism.
4. What word from the book refers to someone who attempts to convert or recruit someone?
(a) Arsonists.
(b) Proselytizers.
(c) Antagonists.
(d) Aggrandizers.
5. Where are dogs still eaten to overcome bad luck?
(a) France.
(b) The Republic of Congo.
(c) Germany.
(d) The Philippines.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the most eaten fish in the United States?
2. What dog breed was the principal food species of the Aztecs?
3. Where is Farm Sanctuary located?
4. What kind of meat did the farmer bring to the author's grandmother when she was starving at the end of the war?
5. What one recipe does the author describe his grandmother making when he grew up?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the author describe his experience at the Berlin zoo in "Shame"?
2. What does "Kosher" mean and how has this affected the author's diet?
3. What does feed conversion refer to?
4. How does the author define "free-range"?
5. What is a downer? How does the author describe downers in the industrial farming industry?
6. What does Foer point out about the fishing industry in "Friends and Enemies"?
7. What irony does the author point out in "A Case for Eating Dogs"?
8. What inspired the author to write Eating Animals?
9. How does the author define "cruelty" in the text?
10. What are broiler chickens and why does the author assert they are lucky in comparison to laying hens?
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