__________describes thepractice ofexperimentingon live animals.Author who arguesthat animals who aresubject-of-a-life areentitled to rights -----------------Author who focuseson animals'capacities forsocialrelationships ----------------The _____ is anundergroundnetwork ofadvocates thatrescue animals.The BrambellReport defined the_________, whichprovide the basis ofmuch animalwelfare legislation.________stipulates thata just societytreats likeentities alike.Animal welfarelegislation ismeant toprevent__________suffering.Francionestates that______ is theonly morallyrelevantcriteria.____________believe thebest way tomake moraldecisionsis to weigh the overallsatisfactions againstdissatisfactions.Britches was astump-tailedmacaque whowas involved in___________kind of studies.Mi'kmaq people usethe phrase _______to describebe theirrelationswithhumans and animals.  ___________is theconsidered thePatron Saint ofAnimals.Free!Interdependencytheory questionsthe relevance of__________ asthe basis forrespect and value.Subjectivitycan bedefined as_________Francioneargues thatanimals shouldhave the rightnot to be___________.__________describes thepractice ofexperimentingon live animals.Author who arguesthat animals who aresubject-of-a-life areentitled to rights -----------------Author who focuseson animals'capacities forsocialrelationships ----------------The _____ is anundergroundnetwork ofadvocates thatrescue animals.The BrambellReport defined the_________, whichprovide the basis ofmuch animalwelfare legislation.________stipulates thata just societytreats likeentities alike.Animal welfarelegislation ismeant toprevent__________suffering.Francionestates that______ is theonly morallyrelevantcriteria.____________believe thebest way tomake moraldecisionsis to weigh the overallsatisfactions againstdissatisfactions.Britches was astump-tailedmacaque whowas involved in___________kind of studies.Mi'kmaq people usethe phrase _______to describebe theirrelationswithhumans and animals.  ___________is theconsidered thePatron Saint ofAnimals.Free!Interdependencytheory questionsthe relevance of__________ asthe basis forrespect and value.Subjectivitycan bedefined as_________Francioneargues thatanimals shouldhave the rightnot to be___________.

Animals and Human Society Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. __________ describes the practice of experimenting on live animals.
  2. Author who argues that animals who are subject-of-a-life are entitled to rights -----------------
  3. Author who focuses on animals' capacities for social relationships ----------------
  4. The _____ is an underground network of advocates that rescue animals.
  5. The Brambell Report defined the _________, which provide the basis of much animal welfare legislation.
  6. ________ stipulates that a just society treats like entities alike.
  7. Animal welfare legislation is meant to prevent __________ suffering.
  8. Francione states that ______ is the only morally relevant criteria.
  9. ____________ believe the best way to make moral decisions is to weigh the overall satisfactions against dissatisfactions.
  10. Britches was a stump-tailed macaque who was involved in ___________ kind of studies.
  11. Mi'kmaq people use the phrase _______ to describe be their relations with humans and animals.
  12. ___________ is the considered the Patron Saint of Animals.
  13. Free!
  14. Interdependency theory questions the relevance of __________ as the basis for respect and value.
  15. Subjectivity can be defined as _________
  16. Francione argues that animals should have the right not to be ___________.