Cat

#9

• latissimus dorsi

• trapezius

• triceps

• biceps

#13

• sartorius

• gracilis

• rectus abdominus

• tibialis anterior

What is the scientific name for the domestic cat?

• Felis catus

• Canis lupus

• Equus ferus

• Bos taurus

Which part of the cat's anatomy is primarily responsible for its balance and agility?

• Tail

• Whiskers

• Ears

• Paws

Cats are obligate carnivores. What does this mean?

• They must eat meat to survive

• They can survive on plants alone

• They prefer meat but can eat plants

• They eat only once a week

What is the average gestation period for a domestic cat?

• 9 weeks

• 4 weeks

• 12 weeks

• 6 weeks

Which of the following senses is most developed in cats?

• Hearing

• Taste

• Smell

• Touch

What is the primary function of a cat's whiskers?

• To sense changes in the environment

• To help with digestion

• To attract mates

• To produce sound

Cats have a unique ability to land on their feet when they fall. What is this ability called?

• Righting reflex

• Gravitational pull

• Inertia

• Equilibrium

Which vitamin is essential for cats and must be included in their diet because they cannot synthesize it?

• Vitamin A

• Vitamin C

• Vitamin D

• Vitamin E