Fractured Books Trivia

Here are some of Charles Dickens' best known novel titles in fractured form.

This is a quiz on the titles of classic novels in fractured form. Most of the novels were probably assigned reading during your high school years. Good luck and have fun!

See if you can find the surnames of ten very well known authors in this quiz.

I give you, in fractured form, names and terms from J.K. Rowling's sixth Harry Potter book. You type in the correct spellings. Example: Raw nun hair my knee = Ron and Hermione. WARNINGS: SPELLING COUNTS! Punctuation is optional! SPOILERS!

This is my first fractured word quiz. It is based on the books of the Christian Bible. There are 66 books of the Bible, 20 are featured in this quiz. All answers are fill in the blank.

I am writing a whodunnit novel but some of the words I am using have become fractured. Can you help me unravel the words (IN BOLD) to solve the crime?

I give you a character's name in fractured form. You type in the correct name. Example: Hurry Putter=Harry Potter. Spelling counts, so use the books to help you!

These fractured books all have an imaginary creature in the title.

I give you, in fractured form, names and terms from J.K. Rowling's sixth Harry Potter book. You type in the correct spellings. Example: Fold dim moored = Voldemort. WARNINGS: SPELLING COUNTS! Punctuation is optional! SPOILERS!

Here are ten of the English speaking world's most popular novels for you to work out. Have fun!

I hope my friends from across 'the pond' won't be too upset but I've mangled some of America's best loved twentieth century titles into fractured form.

With homage to crisw's Fractured Fairy Tales quiz. I give you the title of a literature classic in fractured form. For example: Purr sway Sean is Persuasion, a Jane Austen novel. You type in the correct title. Have fun!

As if Shakespeare wasn't already confusing enough. Here are a few fractured comedies and tragedies for you to make sense of.

Between the five of them, Jane Austen, George Eliot and the Bronte sisters have written some of the best-loved novels in English literature. Here are some of their titles in fractured form.

I give you, in fractured form, a name or term from J.K. Rowling's fifth Harry Potter book. You type in the correct spelling. Example: Hurry plodder=Harry Potter. Spelling counts, so use your book! WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Hereth are teneth of Shakespeare's mighty works byeth their commonly known titles. How many dost thou knowest? Havest thou fun!

Apparently William Shakespeare wasn't above inventing the odd word or two when it suited him, so I hope he won't mind me mangling up some of his play titles!

These syllables, when run together, sound like the title of a play by William Shakespeare. For example, "Kin glare" would be "King Lear." Remember, spelling counts, and good luck!

I give you, in fractured form, names and terms from J.K. Rowling's seventh Harry Potter book. You type in the correct spellings. Example: Fold dim moored = Voldemort. WARNINGS: SPELLING COUNTS! NO PUNCTUATION WHATSOEVER! SPOILERS!

If you love reading then some of these should sound familiar.

Here are ten famous novel titles of the twentieth century in fractured form. All of these books were written by British authors.

For those who've read MANY Dr. Seuss books. I give you a Dr. Seuss title in fractured form. Example: Yore lonely ode wince=You're Only Old Once! You type in the correct name. Hint: The publisher often lists 44 Seuss titles on the back cover.

Thanks to crisw for creating fractured quizzes. I give you the title of a children's classic in fractured form. Example: Bloke Bowtie=Black Beauty. You type in the title. By the way, you literary buffs should take some Jane Austen quizzes!

I give you a well-known quotation in fractured form. For example: Two bee oar nut tubby = To be or not to be. DON'T INCLUDE ANY PUNCTUATION AT ALL--even if the clue has punctuation!