Japan Animal Relief Club! Trivia Questions Quiz

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1. Name the organization that is dedicated to the prevention of animal abuse.

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The Japan Animal Welfare Society is the correct answer because it is an organization that is dedicated to the prevention of animal abuse. The other options listed, such as the Japan Animal Society and Japan Kennel Club, do not specifically focus on animal abuse prevention.

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Japan Animal Relief Club! Trivia Questions Quiz - Quiz

Get ready to take this 'Japan animal relief club quiz' that will test your knowledge about the animals and their relief groups in Japan. Animal welfare is the... see morewell-being of animals and the animal relief club of Japan ensures that animals in the country are well taken care of. To be a member one has to have knowledge of the animals in the shelters and ensure they get good homes if adopted. Take the quiz to see how much you know. see less

2. Can you guess the name of the group that promotes competitions, exhibitions, and shows for purebred dogs and also carries out the registration of pedigree?

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The Japan Kennel Club is the correct answer because it is an organization that promotes competitions, exhibitions, and shows for purebred dogs. It is also responsible for registering pedigrees, indicating that it carries out the registration of pedigree.

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3. How many households in Japan have pets?

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25% of households in Japan have pets. This means that out of all the households in Japan, a quarter of them own pets. This percentage indicates a significant number of households that have pets, suggesting that owning pets is quite common in Japan.

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4. Which pet comprises roughly 3/4 of all animal euthanizations in Japan?

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Cats comprise roughly 3/4 of all animal euthanizations in Japan. This suggests that there is a higher number of stray or unwanted cats in the country compared to dogs. It could be due to factors such as a larger population of feral cats, less availability of spaying/neutering programs for cats, or a higher preference for dogs as pets. However, without further information, it is difficult to determine the exact reasons behind this statistic.

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5. About how many pets in Japanese animal shelters were successfully re-homed in 2010?

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In 2010, approximately 10% of the pets in Japanese animal shelters were successfully re-homed, which amounts to 30,000 pets. This means that out of the total number of pets in shelters, only a small percentage were able to find new homes.

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6. How much donation money was ARC able to raise at this year's Food Fair?

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ARC was able to raise 18,000 Yen at this year's Food Fair.

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7. How does ARC help? (You can tick multiple boxes)

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ARC helps by allowing individuals to volunteer at animal shelters, providing support through activities such as walking and taking care of the animals, and cleaning. Additionally, ARC supports supply drives for the animal shelter Lifeboat, which helps provide necessary resources for the shelter. Furthermore, ARC raises awareness about the rights of animals in Japan, advocating for their well-being and protection.

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8. Out of roughly 200,000 animals that entered Japanese public animal shelters annually, approximately how many of the unwanted animals were euthanized (primarily in gas chambers)?

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Approximately 75% of the unwanted animals that entered Japanese public animal shelters annually were euthanized, primarily in gas chambers. This means that out of roughly 200,000 animals, around 160,000 were euthanized.

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9. Save Animals Love Animals is a non-profit organization that aims at rescuing dogs and cats and operating on the western side of Tokyo.

Explanation

The given statement states that "Save Animals Love Animals" is a non-profit organization that operates on the western side of Tokyo and aims at rescuing dogs and cats. This information implies that the statement is true.

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10. Which is the national animal of Japan? 

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The national animal of Japan is the Japanese macaque. This species of monkey is native to Japan and is known for its distinctive red face and ability to adapt to cold climates. The Japanese macaque holds cultural significance in Japan and is often associated with hot springs, as they are known to bathe in them during the winter months.

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Name the organization that is dedicated to the prevention of...
Can you guess the name of the group that promotes competitions,...
How many households in Japan have pets?
Which pet comprises roughly 3/4 of all animal euthanizations in Japan?
About how many pets in Japanese animal shelters were successfully...
How much donation money was ARC able to raise at this year's Food...
How does ARC help? (You can tick multiple boxes)
Out of roughly 200,000 animals that entered Japanese public animal...
Save Animals Love Animals is a non-profit organization that aims...
Which is the national animal of Japan? 
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