If It's Wrong to Cage a Human Being, Then It's

question 20

Multiple Choice

If it's wrong to cage a human being, then it's wrong to cage a nonhuman animal. Zoos that exist solely for the sake of entertaining visitors are wrong, as they keep nonhuman animals in cages against their will. This view is most likely to be held by

• A) Jeremy Bentham.
• B) Mary Anne Warren.
• C) Tom Regan.
• D) René Descartes.

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Definitions:

Nitrogens of Adenine

Refers to the nitrogen atoms in the adenine molecule, a nucleobase essential in forming DNA and RNA, that participate in hydrogen bonding and base pairing.

Nucleoside

A compound consisting of a nitrogenous base bound to a sugar molecule, forming the basic building blocks of nucleic acids without the phosphate group.

Sucrose

A sugar molecule consisting of glucose and fructose, widely recognized as sugar used on dining tables.

Sweetener

A substance used to provide sweetness to foods or beverages, often with fewer calories compared to regular sugar, including natural and artificial types.