Directions: Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the correct/most appropriate options.

1. Animals are those souls who have a voice but remain unheard; they are voiceless. They try to communicate pain, fear, and love, but are ignored. They have a right to live a life without facing brutality but instead they die in vain. Animal activism is kind of social work that can help birds and animals live a life of dignity.

2. The world we live in is a world made by humans which includes massive architecture, speeding cars, plastic waste, pollution, etc. Why should animals bear its negative consequences? Why should elephants and pandas not have a home because we want buildings and skyscrapers? Why should dogs die under speeding cars because we want to reach faraway places on time? Why should birds choke on plastic garbage which we have used for our benefit and thrown out in the open? Why do humans need products tested on animals which can be tested in simulators and on other substitutes giving more accurate and reliable results.

3. Let's come together for our planet to make it free from all sorts of animal torture and one which makes us compassionate and sensitive. Let's spread awareness about animal cruelty and welfare with our community through social media. We can even conduct formal and informal workshops for the younger children of our locality to promote this noble endeavour. Mahatma Gandhi rightly said, "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."