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1. Jim Davis penned this famous cartoon cat, whose favorite pastimes are sleeping, eating lasagna, and terrorizing the household dog, Odie. What is the name of this famous cat?
2. Cats have had their run of the White House. President Bill Clinton introduced us to a White House cat who became a media darling. What is the name of the Clinton Administration First Kitty?
3. Siamese cats have always been beautiful in film, perhaps because of those beautiful blue eyes and that annoying yowl. This particular Siamese cat won a Patsy Award for acting in the movie, "Bell, Book and Candle." What is the name of this witchy cat?
4. Alice wandered through Wonderland, and in her journey, met many strange creatures. One in particular was a curious cat who could slowly disappear at will, leaving only his smile visible. What was the name of this remarkable cat?
5. This cat, a stray who was rescued from a shelter just a few hours before euthanasia, is undoubtedly the most famous real-life cat of pop culture. Known as "the world's most finicky cat," he is a beautiful red tabby who is the signature icon of Nine Lives Cat Food. What is the name of this finicky cat?
6. Amy Carter, the first child in the White House after the Kennedy years, kept a beautiful Siamese cat as her best friend. What is the name of this cat, who appeared in many official photographs with Amy?
7. "The Aristocats" was a Disney movie which starred a group of cats. Duchess and her kittens, Marie, Berlioz and Toulouse, taken from Paris by their madame's butler, and left in the country. There they befriend an alley cat, who takes them on an adventurous journey back to Paris. What is the name of this daring cat?
8. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway made this sleeping kitten their mascot, beginning in 1933, as a marketing campaign for their limited passenger service. What was the name of this kitten, who was drawn snuggled up with a pillow and blanket on the sides of all the C&O cars?
9. This cartooned cat is the main spokesman for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. Voiced for four decades by Thurl Ravenscraoft, his booming "They're Grrreat!" has become synonymous with his name. What is this cereal icon's name?
10. This beautiful red tabby cat was the recipient of two Patsy Awards, the first in 1951 for portraying the title character in "Rhubarb," and the second in 1961 for playing the cat with no name in "Breakfast at Tiffany's." What was the real life name of this Hollywood cat?
11. This beautiful black cat appeared on TV in both "Mannix" and "Barnaby Jones." He won a Patsy award for his work on "Mannix" in 1974. What is the name of this cat?
12. Koko is a famous lowland gorilla, who is famous for having been taught, and able to communicate in, the American Sign Language. She is also famous for having her share of pets, namely cats. Her first, and most famous cat, was a tailless gray kitten, who was immortalized in the book, "Koko's Kitten." What is the name of the now-famous kitten?
13. Was it admiration for this early American rock star that this Beatle had in mind when he named his cat Elvis? Who was the owner of this cat who was made famous by the mere fact his owner was one of the Fab Four?
14. This Egyptian cat goddess is often depicted with a human body and cat's head. A defender of the Pharaoh and of the chief deity, Ra, she was given the title, "Eye of Ra." What is the name of this cat goddess?
15. December 22, 2001, saw the first cloning of a cat. This cat, who was born at the College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University, is known as "CC", which is short for what?
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