frail, fract, frag = break; shatter

This is what people get punished for.

• infractions

• fractions

• fractals

• fractures

Answer explanation

a broken rule; a violation

This word is usually used to describe when something is easily broken or destroyed.

• fragmented

• suffrage

• refracted

• frail

Answer explanation

being easily broken or destroyed

If a vase falls onto the floor and breaks into little pieces, what can you then call the vase?

• fragile

• fragmented

• infringed

• refracted

Answer explanation

describes something that is broken into pieces

Every teacher reminds the students not to use run-ons or these in their writing.

• fragments

• suffrage

• frails

• fractions

Answer explanation

an incomplete sentence; a break in a sentence

These designs are created by waves pounding on the seashore.

• refracted

• fractals

• sufferaged

• fragmented

Answer explanation

the type of geometry that creates broken patterns out of a smaller version of a design

If you break your arm, it could be one of these.

• fracture

• fragment

• fraction

• frail

Answer explanation

a break in a part of the body

Many stores have warning labels near items that are like this, since you will have to buy it you break it.

• fragile

• frail

• suffrage

• fractions

Answer explanation

so delicate that it could break easily; easily damaged

If you put a pencil in a cup of water, it will look as if your pencil is broken. What caused that?

• fragments

• refraction

• fragile

• suffrage

Answer explanation

to bend light so that it looks like it is broken

It was ha historic moment when women earned the right to this.

• suffrage

• fragments

• fractions

• frailty

Answer explanation

to break into an issue; to vote

This is another form of a decimal, which is always less than a whole.

• fraction

• fragment

• fragile

• suffrage

Answer explanation

a part of a whole; a broken piece of something that is no longer whole