I present for your enjoyment ten of the NHL's teams, in fractured form. How many can you figure out? (In some cases you will need to put both the city and team name; in others just the team name will do - watch for the hints).
This quiz features some of the all-time classic Christmas songs with their titles reworded. You may find it challenging, but nonetheless... have fun and good luck!
This is a new type of quiz where geographical questions have chemical answers! For example Wales will be 'Tungsten, Aluminium and Einsteinium'(W-Al-Es). So you have to know a little of both chemistry and geography! Happy Quizzing!
Good morning! I give you a breakfast food's name in fractured form. You type in the correct name. Example: saw sedges=sausages. NO PUNCTUATION! Spelling counts.
Come and play this fractured quiz on all things relating to Halloween. The capitalised words are the fractured Halloween words for you to work out. Spooky!
Science is an amazing subject, but, to truly appreciate its intricacies it has to be divided into categories. Here are just some of them in fractured form. Enjoy!
My cat, Kwizzer, and his friend Kyle thought there weren't enough cat-themed quizzes on FunTrivia. So, at their request, here is a puzzle quiz with four of Kwizzer's favorite types of wordplay. Each answer contains or pertains to the word "cat."
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What is the sum of: Days in Week, according to a Beatles song + 'the loneliest number' + how many it takes to tango?
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