Fractured Science Trivia

A curious malfunction has struck some of history's greatest inventions. Their names have been distorted into fractured phrases. Can you repair them and identify all fifteen?

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!

Radiology is a two-step procedure. First, you need to identify the fractures inside the body. Next, you need to diagnose the underlying condition. Further instructions are given in the first question.

I give you a physiology term in fractured form, you give me the standard version. For example: "Dope a mean" = dopamine. Here's hoping you don't break your...no, that pun is too obvious. Terribly sorry.

I give you a physiology term in fractured form, you give me the standard version. For example: "Ought own amok" = "Autonomic". They get better - I promise!

In this quiz I will give you a body part or body substance that is in fractured form. Can you guess what they are? Good Luck!

See if you can guess these ten maths terms. Have fun!

These are all words related to the night sky. Have fun!

The human body contains 206 bones. Here are ten of these in fractured form. Say the words out loud. They will sound a lot like each word you need for your answers.

The periodic table is the iconic representation of matter. Are the elements so recognisable when in fractured form? We shall see! Enjoy.

No, Homer! That is spelled burns. Can you help Homer figure out about these easy medical terms?

Thanks, crisw. I give you a scientist's name in fractured form. You type in the correct name. Example: Sigh yen test=scientist. Most of these words end in 'ist.' (These aren't specific people's names, just terms for different kinds of scientists.)

This is a fractured word game containing the names of several objects from across our vast universe. Have fun and enjoy.

I had a car accident a couple of years ago, so I'm big on fractures. Fasten your seat belt and off we go!

These phenomena of nature are easy to find if you get the clues, sound them out, then spell out the word correctly. This quiz uses minerals, gems as well as other geological things. Rots of Rocks!

This quiz contains mathematical terms. Each answer is a single word. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

You might hear some of the following terms very often. They can be anatomical names or names of diseases. Some are easy, some not so much! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This is a fractured words quiz about types of bone fractures.

All of these phrases are fractured computer programs, parts, slogans, companies, etc. That is, they are composed of words that sound somewhat like the computer term. For example- My Crows Off= Microsoft. Don't use any punctuation in your answers.

These sentences all have an element hidden within. But the elements are in fractured form! Find them, and type in the element. There are also hints in the question pointing you to the right element. Good luck and have fun.

I imagine you're using it right now, so let's try a fractured words quiz on the internet!

The last discovery of a known element was in 1982. These fractured elements are a discovery of fun.

Cryptic title, huh? This quiz is about body parts, mainly bones (hence the name), some organs, some various bits and bobs. Good Luck!

What more appropriate quiz for the "fractured" category than one about bones?