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| 1.
Which Cat is referred to as "the Napoleon of Crime"? |
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| 2.
Who interferes in the "awefull" battle of the Pekes and the Pollicles? |
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| 3.
What's the name of the establishment where Old Deuteronomy lies on the floor for his afternoon sleep? |
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| 4.
What breed of Cat is responsible for Growltiger's "somewhat missing" ear? |
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| 5.
Which Cat is the magician? |
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| 7.
Which of these Cats is also a cat-burgler? |
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| 8.
Which of these words best describes the Rum Tum Tugger? |
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| 9.
What kind of Cats go to a Jellicle Ball? |
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| 10.
How should one begin when one "ad-dresses" a Cat? |
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| 11.
According to the poems, which Cat (or Cats) is it that would be responsible for the knife or fork that disappears, and then is found a week later on the lawn? |
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| 12.
What is the first Cat name that appears in the poems? |
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| 13.
What act makes a Gumbie Cat? |
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| 14.
What genders are Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer? |
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| 15.
At what time does Skimbleshanks make his appearance? |
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| 16.
Which activity do dogs participate in more: barking or biting? |
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| 17.
Who is in love with the Lady Griddlebone? |
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| 18.
Which villager is constantly exclaiming over Old Deuteronomy? |
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| 19.
In the battle involving the Pekes, Pollicles, Pugs, and Poms, which breeds start the barking? |
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| 20.
On what street does Bustopher Jones live? |
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