Only 15% Of People Can Unscramble These 10 Anagrams. Can You?

Pat Wells, And me 9/10. counting the letters helped a lot.

8/10; not very good at anagrams, but these were fairly easy, because I counted the number of letters.

Some had more than one correct answer. Only one was acceptable.

james parrillo, The player, Mic Fenst, who teaches science, I believe, suggested using the up arrow for exponents. I did not see a down arrow to indicate the number of molecules. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

lordnaylor, It was a test to be sure the same number of letters and same letters appeared in the question and answer. It made me think of balancing a chemical/ biological equation. The one for photosynthesis is: 6CO(subset)2 + 12H(subset)2O = 6H(subset)2O + 6O(subset)2 + C(subset)6H(subset)12O(subset)6 Six carbon dioxide molecules plus twelve water molecules equals six water molecules plus six oxygen molecules plus six glucose molecules. There must be an equal number of H, Co, and O on each side. The easiest one to see is the six carbons. The opposite equation is respiration, where humans, at least, use glucose and oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, also producing water and ATP, or energy. That was a part of biology I liked. I was not fond of calculating moles of an element. If there was an m in the word choices, but none in the scrambled clue, that was not the correct answer. Thank you, Christine, James' wife

Christopher J Voce, It was matching letter for letter. You did not appreciate that exercise? Thank you, Christine, James' wife

10/10. Good quiz. It would've been even better if it was not multiple choice (thereby forcing the reader to supply the answer), or give the test taker up to 10 seconds to choose the correct answer.

#7 & #10 had two options each you could choose from that used all the letters. I was then just the luck of the draw.