From Purrs to Pounces Cat Trivia Tour
About This Quiz
Cats have a way of seeming mysterious and familiar at the same time. One minute they are curled up like royalty, the next they are sprinting across the room as if chasing invisible prey. This quiz rounds up a little bit of everything that makes cats so fascinating: their bodies, senses, communication, hunting instincts, and the long history of living alongside humans. You will run into questions about whiskers, purring, night vision, and those quirky behaviors that make cat owners laugh and scratch their heads. Some facts come from biology, some from everyday observation, and some from surprising corners of cat history. Whether you share your home with a confident couch tiger or you just admire cats from afar, these questions will test what you know and teach you a few new tidbits along the way.
What is the main purpose of a cat’s whiskers (vibrissae)?
Which behavior is most commonly associated with a cat slowly blinking at a person?
Which bone structure gives cats much of their flexibility and ability to twist midair?
Kittens are typically born with which eye color before it changes as they mature?
What is the average normal body temperature range for a healthy adult cat?
What is the name of the reflective layer behind a cat’s retina that improves night vision?
In ancient Egypt, cats were closely associated with which goddess?
Which nutrient is essential in a cat’s diet because cats cannot synthesize enough of it on their own?
What is a group of kittens born to the same mother in one birth called?
Which sense is generally strongest in cats compared with humans?
A porcupine can have up to 30,000 quills.
A giraffe's tongue is blue-black and can be up to 20 inches long.
A chameleon's eyes can move independently of each other.
A group of kangaroos is called a "mob."
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