Place a hundred at each end, with a five in the middle,
And a one on each side of the five: then will the riddle
Solved be when you find (at least so says the ditty)
“Pertaining to a citizen”, and also “to a city”
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Place a hundred at each end, with a five in the middle, = C V C
And a one on each side of the five: then will the riddle = C I V I C
Solved be when you find (at least so says the ditty) = C I V I C
“Pertaining to a citizen”, and also “to a city” = C I V I C
Had to search for Roman Numirals …
CIVIC
Too easy!
Civic
Also a popular compact car!
Replace the second one with a Roman and
you’ll have a small jungle cat.
Oops. Catlike, but not a cat.
Civic..
The answer is CIVIC (roman numerals: C=100 ; V=5 ; I=1).
CIVIC
C = 100
V = 5
I = 1
civic
i get 100151100….im not sure i quite understand that it is looking for a number though
CIVIC
The letters are also roman numerals.
CIVIC – the numbers are Roman numbers.
yes, a popular compact car- a CIVIC
I just noticed that my attempt at being clever fell short. If you replace the “second one” (civIc) with a “Roman and” (ET), you don’t get “civet”, you get “civetc”. I should have said “if you replace the last 99″ (IC). Oh well.
i didnt know that it was supposed to be in roman numerals!!! that would have made it a lot easier!!!! this website makes me feel stupid but im not!!!!
As I’m old enough to have used Roman numerals this was easy – CIVIC