Quiz on Wild Animals in Circuses

What is the main reason the RSPCA believes animals should not be in circuses?

• They are trained to love the crowds.

• They enjoy performing.

• They are well cared for.

• Circus life negatively impacts animal welfare.

When did the ban on the use of wild animals in circuses come into effect in England?

• March 2021

• January 2019

• December 2020

• January 2020

What type of animals are usually used in circuses?

• Birds only

• Farm animals

• Wild animals

• Domesticated pets

Where do wild circus animals typically live when on tour?

• In zoos

• In homes with trainers

• In animal tents or chained in trucks

• In large open fields

What is one of the main issues wild animals face in circuses?

• They have plenty of exercise.

• They get to socialize with other animals.

• They are always happy.

• They cannot behave or get enough exercise as in the wild.

What did a report by the Welsh Government conclude about wild animals in circuses?

• They enjoy the travel.

• They live a good life.

• They are happy performers.

• It doesn't constitute a 'good life' or a 'life worth living'.

What is the purpose of the Wild Animals in Circuses Act 2019?

• To allow more animals in circuses.

• To create more circus jobs.

• To improve animal training methods.

• To ban the use of wild animals in circuses.

What happens to circus animals when they are not performing?

• They are allowed to play with children.

• They are free to roam.

• They are kept in cramped living conditions.

• They are given special treatment.

What is a common misconception about captive-bred wild animals?

• They do not need care.

• They are completely tame.

• They have no needs.

• They are better than wild animals.

What is one of the goals of the RSPCA regarding wild animals in circuses?

• To promote circus performances.

• To end the use of wild animals in circuses.

• To train more animals for shows.

• To create more circus events.