An introduction to our surveys

We are going to take a survey on Google Form and Survey Monkey to see how much information people know about animal rights. 

We hope to get answers from various age groups and different nationalities. However, we do understand that since we will be promoting on social media, mainly Instagram, it is likely that we will receive answers from people around our age. 

Google Form

The aim of this "quiz" is just meant for you to assess your knowledge of animal rights. There are 20 questions of written answers, True or False, and multiple choice. It consists of various issues such as cosmetics, farmed animals, experiments in foreign countries, organizations, animal welfare, and famous quotes. 


This is the link to the google form. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-ATl79-OKHusogqmR-M7cfdgbG7aBfOrUG3GfhzfigE/viewform?edit_requested=true


After you answer each question, you will be able to see the correct answers, feedback, and sources. We hope this will interest you to learn more about animal rights. 

Survey Monkey

The purpose of this survey is to see what people think about the animal rights issue. 

There are 10 questions we will ask in this survey. 

1. What is your gender?

2. What is your age?

3. What is your nationality?

4. What kind of animal rights issue can you think of?

5. How often do you hear about animal rights issues?

6. Do you support (or have you ever supported) the animal rights movement or organizations in any way?

7. Do you think animal testing should be banned?

8. Why do you think so in Question 7?

9. Do you think zoos are necessary?

10. Why do you think so in Question 9?


This is the link to Survey Monkey. 

https://jp.surveymonkey.com/r/CXCKR9Y


We would appreciate it if you could answer both surveys!

- U.S. 

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