7. The main difference between animal rights and animal welfare is that people who support animal rights believe: A. that animals do not have any rights. B. that humans do not have any rights. C. that humans should not interfere with the lives of animals. D. that humans should continue using animals in research. . Human intolerance and discriminat ion of animals is known as: A. fanaticism. B. socialism. C. s peciesism. D. veganism.

The correct answer for question 7 is C. that humans should not interfere with the lives of animals.<br /><br />The main difference between animal rights and animal welfare is that people who support animal rights believe that animals have inherent rights that should be respected and protected, and that humans should not interfere with the lives of animals. On the other hand, animal welfare advocates believe that animals should be treated humanely and their well-being should be considered, but they do not necessarily believe that animals have the same rights as humans.<br /><br />The correct answer for question 8 is C. speciesism.<br /><br />Human intolerance and discrimination of animals is known as speciesism. Speciesism refers to the belief that humans are superior to other species and have the right to use them for their own purposes, such as for food, clothing, or experimentation. This belief is considered to be a form of discrimination and is often compared to racism and sexism.