Cat Quiz
Cat Quiz: ninety verified questions to test your knowledge of domestic cats. Breeds (Persian, Siamese, Maine Coon, British Shorthair, Sphynx), anatomy, behavior, the history of domestication, records, and famous cats. Three difficulty levels: easy, medium, hard. Play right in your browser, no sign-up, no download, completely free.
Cat Quiz: Breeds, Behavior, and Feline Culture
Welcome to the Quizoland cat quiz. Ninety verified questions, split across three difficulty levels, to test what you really know about domestic cats. Anatomy, breeds, behavior, records, famous cats: it's all here. This page is part of our animal quiz hub, which brings together all our quizzes devoted to the animal world. Play right in your browser, no sign-up, no download, completely free.
Five Major Breeds on the Menu
The quiz covers the best-known breeds: the long-haired Persian, the Siamese that originated in Thailand, the impressively large Maine Coon, the compact British Shorthair, and the nearly hairless Sphynx. Each breed has its own history, standard, and quirks. You'll run into questions about geographic origins, when each breed first appeared, and the precise physical traits that set these five lines apart.
Anatomy and Behavior
A cat has around 230 bones, 30 adult teeth, roughly thirty muscles per ear, and a top speed of about 48 km/h. The quiz covers these figures, along with whiskers, night vision, and the 12 to 16 hours of sleep cats get each day. On the behavior side: purring, marking, hunting, and body language. Nothing is made up—it's all sourced from standard zoological references.
A Timed Format for a Change
Score, Timer, Overall Leaderboard
At the end of each quiz, your score is added to the overall leaderboard. You can compare your performance to other players, aim for a better time, or retry a category. Also check out the daily quiz: a fresh set every morning, covering every topic, with its own daily leaderboard.
History, Domestication, and Famous Cats
Cats are believed to have been domesticated about 9,500 years ago in the Fertile Crescent—the oldest known human-cat burial was found in Cyprus. Bastet in ancient Egypt, Larry at 10 Downing Street, and the cat Saha from Colette's fiction: several questions explore the cat's special place in history and culture. From there, check out other topics in the animal quiz hub, and keep going with the daily quiz.