LINAS PAW-FECT QUIZ

WHAT IS A GROUP OF CATS CALLED?

• A SHEWDNESS OF CATS

• A CLOWDER OF CATS

• A SQUAD OF CATS

• A MEOW OF CATS

THE WORLDS OLDEST CAT CALLED CREME PUFF LIVED TO THE RIPE OLD AGE OF.....

• 40

• 25

• 38

• 19

A CAT CALLED STUBBS WAS A MAYOR OF A SMALL TOWN IN ALASKA FOR 20 YEARS TRUE OF FALSE?

• TRUE

• FALSE

HIMMY WAS THE FATTEST CAT IN THE WORLD, WHAT DID HE WEIGH AT HIS HEAVEST?

• 18 kilograms

• 21 Kilograms

• 15 kilograms

• 40 kilograms

IN WHICH YEAR WAS CAT LITTER INVENTED?

• 1947

• 1902

• 1894

• 1990

WHO IS THE WORLDS RICHEST CAT?

GRUMPY CAT, TOMMASO, JAPANESSE YOUTUBE STAR MARU OR CHOUPETTE?

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Answer explanation

Tommaso is a black cat who lives in Italy. Tommaso inherited $13 million. This cat was a stray that found its way into the home of Maria Assunta, a property magnate in Italy. When Assunta died at the age of 94, she willed her fortune to either the cat or an animal welfare charity that would look after it. It was decided after no suitable charity could be found that the money would be given to the cat, held in trust by Assunta's nurse.^[3]

WHAT BREED IS THE JAMES BOND VILLIAN, ERNST STAVRO BLOFELD'S CAT?

• NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT

• PERSIAN CAT

• SIAMESE CAT

• SIBERIAN CAT

TRUE OR FALSE CATS ARE MORE POPULAR IN THE USA THAN DOGS?

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

Are Dogs Or Cats More Popular In The US?

The two most popular pets in the United States are dogs and cats. However, a survey done in 2007 found that there are approximately 86.4 million cats in the United States and only 78.2 million dogs. Dog owning households actually outnumbered those of cats, however the total number of cats per household was greater than that of dogs. The same was true for surveys done in 2009 and 2010. In 2013, the number of pets actually outnumbered children four to one in the United States.

WHAT IS THE LARGEST CAT BREED IN THE WORLD?

• SIBERIAN TIGER

• LIGER

• SOUTH AMERICAN JAGUAR

• PUMA

Answer explanation

WHAT ARE CAT LOVERS CALLED?

• Clinophile

• Ailurophile

• Arctophile

• Ailurophile

Answer explanation

Although the word ailurophile has only been documented in English since the early 1900s, ailurophiles have been around for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians were perhaps history's greatest cat lovers, pampering and adorning felines, honoring them in art, even treating them as gods.