Cats Are Human Too Trivia Quiz

Answer: Mammals

Mammals are a group of warmblooded animals. Mammals tend to have features that make them easily distinguished from other classes of animals. Mammals tend to be covered with hair, the females produce milk for their developing young and they possess the innate ability to regulate their body temperature.

The hearts of all mammals are divided into four chambers. The largest animals of the world fall into the category of mammals. Animals such as cats, elephants, whales and even human and primates are mammals.

Answer: Bone

Most living organisms are made up of a structure system that gives their body support and resistance from collapsing. Without this support system, vital organs and internal matter would be vulnerable to damage and injure. The skeletal system can be made up of a variety of material, but the typical skeleton system in mammals, birds, reptiles, fishes and amphibians is made up of bone.

Answer: Endoskeleton

A skeleton system can be described as exoskeleton or endoskeleton. Organisms with an exoskeleton system have their support structure on the outside of their body. Those with an endoskeleton system have a structural support system that is inside their body.

Answer: Colostrum

Colostrum is a precursor to milk. It is generated and secreted by the mammary glands. Colostrum does contain milk as well as antibodies that aid the newborn in defense against disease and illness. A newborn's immune system is relatively immature at birth, thus colostrum is introduced into the baby's body to serve as the secondary defense against pathogens as well as a mild laxative which prompts the passage of stool.

All other listed above would be hazardous to a infant if introduced into the infant's body.

Answer: Oculus

Oculus is the scientific term that describes the eye, the visual organ. Cats and humans both use this organ to see distant or near objects. Cats may see better in the dark than humans but the fact remains they both can visualize objects.

Answer: Auricle

Auricle is the scientific term that describes the ear, the hearing organ. This organ receives sound and converts the vibrating sound to electrical impulses that can be detected and interpreted by the nervous system. This is the mechanism the body uses to interpret speech and language.

Answer: Nasal cavum nasale

Nasal cavum nasale is the scientific term that describes the nose, the organ used to smell odors. Odors reach the nose as chemical stimuli and are transported to the brain via the olfactory nerve to be received and interpreted as electrical impulses.

Answer: Mammary papillas

Mammary papillas is the scientific term that refers to breast, the organs that produces milk. Glands in the mammary papillas that manufacture and secrete milk are specialized fat cells. These fat cells have inherited the ability to manufacture and store milk until secretion only when initiated by the hormone prolactin.

Answer: Coccyx

The coccyx is commonly referred to as the tailbone. It is the terminal end of the vertebral column in mammals. In humans, this bone serves mainly in a structural capacity. However, in cats and other animals, it forms the basis of the tail and enables motion and control of the animal's tail.

Answer: 11

There are 11 systems in the human body: the circulatory system which includes the heart, blood and blood vessels; the respiratory system which includes nose, trachea, and lungs; the immune system which is the defense mechanism of the body; the excretory system which includes lungs, large intestine and kidneys; the urinary system which includes the bladder and kidneys; the muscular system which is the muscles; the endocrine system which includes the glands of the body; the digestive system which includes mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestines; the nervous system which includes the brain, spinal cord and nerves; the skeletal system, which includes the bones, and the reproductive system which includes male and female reproductive organs.