A) Finland B) Denmark C) Norway D) Sweden
A) Extra Small B) Tiny C) Large D) Medium
A) Hairless B) Curled C) Bushy D) Short
A) Solid B) Calico C) Tabby D) Tortoiseshell
A) Wegie B) Nordic C) Viking D) Fjord
A) Swimming B) Climbing C) Singing D) Dancing
A) Blue B) Green or gold C) Purple D) Red
A) Desert B) Tropical C) Temperate D) Cold
A) Western Europe B) Southern Europe C) Northern Europe D) Eastern Europe
A) A thin, smooth coat B) A sleek, water-resistant coat C) A top coat of long, glossy hair and a woolly undercoat D) A short, dense coat
A) Roman traders B) Medieval monks C) The Vikings D) Norman invaders
A) Siamese and Persian B) Bengal and Maine Coon C) Siberian and Turkish Angora D) Ragdoll and Sphynx
A) The Industrial Revolution B) The Great Depression C) The Black Plague D) World War II
A) King Olav V B) Queen Elizabeth II C) President Franklin D. Roosevelt D) King Harald V
A) 5.0–10 kg (11–22 lb) B) 4.5–9 kg (9.9–19.8 lb) C) 3.6–8 kg (7.9–17.6 lb) D) 2.5–5 kg (5.5–11 lb)
A) 14th century B) 17th century C) 19th century D) Around 1000 AD
A) Eosinophilic granuloma complex B) Glycogen storage disease type IV C) Cardiomyopathy D) Hip dysplasia
A) Guarding treasure B) Entertainment C) Companionship for sailors D) Serving as mousers
A) Their climbing abilities are limited to trees B) They are only good climbers indoors C) They cannot climb smooth surfaces D) They can climb rocks due to strong claws
A) Harsh Scandinavian climate B) Desert climate C) Temperate climate D) Tropical climate
A) Norway B) Sweden C) Denmark D) Finland
A) Hip dysplasia B) Perinatal hypoglycaemic collapse C) Glycogen storage disease type IV D) Eosinophilic granuloma complex
A) 1950 B) 1938 C) 1945 D) 1925
A) Spain B) France C) Germany D) Italy
A) Sepia only B) Mink only C) Traditional only D) None, all are accepted
A) Generally straight B) Sloped backward C) Indented D) Curved
A) Eosinophilic granuloma complex B) Glycogen storage disease type IV due to branching enzyme deficiency C) Hip dysplasia D) Hereditary cardiomyopathy
A) Viking Cat B) Norsk skogkatt C) Skaukatt D) Siberian Forest
A) For aesthetic appeal B) To enhance climbing abilities C) To help survive in harsh Scandinavian climate D) To improve hunting skills
A) Deep swimmers B) Very good climbers C) Fast runners D) Long jumpers
A) 1960s B) 1990s C) 1970s D) 1980s
A) International Cat Association B) World Cat Congress C) American Cat Fanciers Association D) Cat Fanciers' Federation
A) Low growls B) Purring only C) Whistling sounds D) High-pitched 'chirping'
A) Perinatal hypoglycaemic collapse B) Glycogen storage disease type IV C) Eosinophilic granuloma complex D) Hip dysplasia |