Popular Cat Quizzes

For years, this has been one of the most popular quizzes on this site. I am pleased to introduce a new, improved version. It's strictly for fun, so go for it!

Have you ever watched a cat rolling in the sun and thought how wonderful it would be to be a cat? Have you wondered what kind of a cat you might be in a reincarnation? Take this little purrsonality test, and you might be surprised by the answer.

Note: This test is purely unscientific and guaranteed not to turn you into a cat, but we think it's fun. I'm an Abyssinian (shown in the picture), according to this quiz.

If you're like many cat lovers, you want to know everything there is to learn about cats. Here's a chance to test your knowledge about cat breeds and colors, while viewing some pretty sumptuous cat photos. There are an even dozen questions in this quiz. (The cat pictured here is not in the quiz, so no spoilers here.)

If you did poorly in the quiz, I'd suggest you read my article Breeds, Domestic Cats, and Color Patterns, then take the quiz again.

Nowadays there is no excuse for anyone with access to a computer to remain in the Dark Ages where our favorite pets are concerned. How far have you come as a result of reading articles on this site and on other great feline-related sites?

This quiz is divided into several sections, each covering a different subject, including feline anatomy, medical terms, and cat fancy terms. This quiz is structured a bit different from the rest; rather than a multiple choice, you'll be required to type in an answer. Due to the way the javascript is constructed, case is important, but if you were close enough, don't fret about the scores. When you make it through to the end, there's a reward for you.

Are you indifferent to cats, a cat owner, a cat lover or an irredeemable cat slave? Take this javascript-based cats quiz to analyze your true relationship with your cat. Be sure to have javascript enabled in your browser.

Note: I have had a few comments from unhappy readers who are crazy about their cats, but didn't fare well with this quiz. I am not a psychologist, and this is not a scientific test but was designed to give you an approximate appreciation of your relationship to your own cats and cats in general.

This quiz was developed to go with the article, Feline Breeds, Domestic Cats, and Color Patterns, and you may want to read that article before taking this quiz. Also refer to the Breed Profiles for the major breeds of cats.

How extensive is your knowledge about cats' breeds? Are you confused between breeds and color patterns? Can you tell a calico cat from a tortoiseshell? Take this javascript-based quiz for both fun and information. Be sure to have javascript enabled in your browser.

If you choose the correct answer you are automatically sent to the next question. If you choose a wrong answer you'll be directed to a page with the correct answer. This page will sometimes contain links to other pages which explain the answer in more detail.

What kind of cat guy are you? Take this multiple choice javascript personality test to find out. Ladies, if you know your man well enough, you can take this quiz for him. At the end of the quiz the total for each personality will be evaluated to determine which personality has the highest count. In the event of a tie for most answers one of the tied personalities will be selected at random.

Have fun with it and please don't feel too bad if the results don't seem to go along with your self-image. It is a strictly UNscientific quiz. The quiz result pages offer advice for men who truly fall into one or another category, but if you think the results were all wrong, don't take anything on those pages as gospel.

How extensive is your knowledge about cats' health matters? Do you know common symptoms of health problems in cats and what they might mean? Take this javascript-based cats health quiz to test your knowledge and learn more about your cat's health.

This quiz contains 15 multiple choice questions, and there are no "trick" questions (however you should read the questions carefully). A correct answer will send you to the next question in the quiz. An incorrect answer will divert you to a page with the correct answer and links to articles you can peruse later on the question topic, as well as a link to the next question. The quiz questions cover a wide variety of cat health matters, and are of varying degrees of difficulty.

When is a scavenger hunt not a scavenger hunt? When it's used, not to just search for elusive items, but to search for clues to quiz questions, while learning more about cats at the same time. The short answer is "When it's an About Cats Scavenger Hunt Game."

It's easy to get started. Answer the question the first time if you can. If not, I've made it easy for you. If you miss the correct answer, go back and click on the clue link. When you reach the end of the scavenger hunt, you'll get a little reward for your efforts. There's no time limit, and you're not penalized for incorrect answers, so take your time and have fun with it!

Most cat lovers want to give their cats the very best care. With this fact in mind, your knowledge about cats' needs plays a large part in the kind of care you may actually be giving them. This quiz is a followup to several articles on the About Cats site, including the free email class on cat care. Links to these resources are included below the quiz. You can either do your homework first, or take the quiz from scratch, then bone up on those areas you may have missed.

You may choose your own difficulty level for this quiz, depending on the number of questions you wish to answer. Please choose the MOST CORRECT answer for each question.

How extensive is your knowledge about the development of kittens during their first six weeks? Take this short javascript-based cats health quiz to test your knowledge and learn more about the development of kittens.

This quiz was developed as a teaching and testing aid, in conjunction with the article on Tracking Kittens' Development: The First Six Weeks. Unless you have experience with younger kittens, it is suggested that you read that article, either before or after taking this quiz.