Trivia quiz about cats: three multiple-choice questions to boost your fun facts

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Among animals kept as pets, cats enjoy overwhelming popularity.

Many people find comfort in their adorable appearance and leisurely lifestyle.

In this article, we’ve gathered a selection of quizzes packed with fun facts and trivia about cats.

We’ll present a variety of questions, focusing mainly on the unique features of a cat’s body.

Reading the explanations along with the answers will deepen your knowledge about cats.

Whether you have a cat or not, if you love cats, be sure to give it a try!

Trivia quiz about cats: 3-choice questions that will boost your fun facts (1–10)

Where on their body do cats sense temperature?

ear
tail
nose

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nose

Cats use their noses to sense temperature. A cat’s nose is highly sensitive, and it’s said they can detect subtle changes in the air’s temperature. When encountering a new environment or object, cats first bring their noses close to sniff, taking in both its temperature and scent. This ability helps them choose comfortable spots and also aids in hunting prey.

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What is said to be the largest cat in the world?

Maine Coon
Siam
Persia

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Maine Coon

The Maine Coon is a cat breed native to the United States, famous for its enormous size and beautiful long fur. Adult cats often weigh over 5–11 kilograms, and their body length can sometimes reach close to one meter. Their gentle and sociable temperament makes them very popular as household pets.

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Which one is not a cat blood type?

Blood type O
Type B
Type AB

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Blood type O

Cats have blood types A, B, and AB, which combines features of both, but the O type found in humans does not exist in cats. It is said that in cats, the A-type gene is the most dominant.

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Cat-related trivia quiz: 3-option questions to boost your fun facts (11–20)

How many eyelids do cats have?

translation
two sheets
3 pieces

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3 pieces

Cats have three eyelids. They have an upper and a lower eyelid similar to humans, but they also have a third eyelid. This third eyelid, called the nictitating membrane, serves to protect the eye and to prevent the surface of the eye from drying out.

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What is the top speed of a cat in kilometers per hour?

24 kilos
32 kilograms
48 kilograms

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48 kilograms

It is said that the maximum speed a cat can achieve is 48 kilometers per hour. Although only over short distances, they can run at high speed as a burst of power to catch prey. This speed is faster than that of human Olympic sprinters and showcases one aspect of their excellent athletic ability.

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What does it mean when a cat has its tail raised?

I'm excited
being coddled / acting spoiled / depending on (someone) affectionately
angry

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being coddled / acting spoiled / depending on (someone) affectionately

When a cat holds its tail upright, it usually indicates that the cat is relaxed and seeking affection. Cats may show this behavior toward their owners or other cats as a sign of affection or greeting.

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What is a cat feeling when it bristles all its fur?

joy
Relax
fear

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fear

The behavior of a cat puffing up its fur all over its body is usually seen when it feels fear or anxiety. By making itself appear larger, it has an intimidating effect on potential threats, an instinctive action to make itself seem stronger than it actually is. This fear-driven response can be understood as part of self-defense.

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