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Animal Rights- Word List 1 MYP English Language B

breed A breed is a type of animal. *
activism Activism is an activity that brings about social change. *
threat Threat is something that is a source of danger. *
experimentation An idea or explanation that you then test through study and experimentation. *
misinformed You are misinformed if you are given false or inaccurate information. *
justifiable Justifiable means reasonable or proper according to accepted standards. *
sympathy Sympathy is an expression of pity for another. *
ethical Ethical is conforming to certain rules or standards. *
campaign A campaign is a series of actions intended to accomplish a goal. *
controversy Controversy is a disagreement among many people. *
vigilant To be vigilant you must be on alert or watchful. *
empathy Empathy is the understanding of another's situation, feelings and motives. *
extinction Extinction describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals. *
safari In a safari park, animals are able to move around freely and are watched by visitors from their cars. *
caged Within a Zoo, animals are usually caged and locked in enclosures. *
habitat Pet rabbits live in cages, but the natural habitat of a wild rabbit is fields and woods. *
exotic Exotic animals are animals that are not native to where they live. *
endangered Endangered species are species whose numbers are so small that it is at risk of extinction. *
breeding Breeding is the mating and production of offspring by animals. *
veterinarian A veterinarian is an animal doctor. *
reserve A game reserve is an area set aside by the government where animals are protected from hunters. *

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activism
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justifiable
sympathy
ethical
campaign
controversy
vigilant
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extinction
safari
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habitat
exotic
endangered
breeding
veterinarian
reserve

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