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Impact 1 - Unit 4 Living Together - Four Legged ...
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How do APOPO rats help people and communities?
They safely detect landmines so the land can be used again, especially for farming
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Agree or Disagree: APOPO rats are too heavy to work safely around landmines
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Would you trust a dog to detect illness instead of a doctor? Why or why not?
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Agree or Disagree: it’s cruel to use animals for jobs, even if they are treated well
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Why do many people dislike rats?
Because rats are often seen as dirty, dangerous, or pests
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Do you think animals should be used for dangerous work?
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How are rats and dogs similar in their abilities?
Both have a strong sense of smell and can be trained to detect dangerous or important things
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Agree or Disagree: rats are dirty and should not be trained to help humans
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Agree or Disagree: animals should be trained only for entertainment or simple tasks—not for saving lives.
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Would you like to work with animals like the ones in the story? Why or why not?
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Agree or Disagree: we should rely more on animals instead of machines
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Agree or Disagree: the main job of APOPO rats is to rescue people after explosions
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Agree or Disagree: dogs are more useful to humans than any other animal
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Agree or Disagree: training animals for human benefit is only acceptable if it also benefits the animal.
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What makes the rats in the story special?
They are African giant pouched rats trained to find landmines and help save lives
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What kind of care do the rats receive?
They are never mistreated, get treats as rewards, and even wear sunblock on their ears and tails.
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Schools should teach students about animal heroes and their roles in society
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Do you think rats can be heroes? Why or why not?
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