Roman Numerals Quiz 1-1000
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Pick a level and press Start: 10 questions, four options each.
How to play
Choose a level, then a direction: number to Roman, Roman to number, or both. Classic gives 10 questions with 30 seconds each. Survival keeps going for up to 50 questions and stops after three mistakes.
Questions get harder as the round goes on. A fast answer and a run of correct answers add points. After each answer you see the breakdown, for example XLIX = XL (40) + IX (9).
Levels
| Range | Symbols | What it trains |
|---|---|---|
| 1–20 | I V X | I, V and X, plus the pairs IV and IX |
| 1–50 | I V X L | L and the pair XL (40) |
| 1–100 | I V X L C | C and XC (90): every two-digit number |
| 1–500 | I V X L C D | D and CD (400) |
| 1–1000 | I V X L C D M | M and CM (900): every symbol and every pair |
| 1–3999 | I V X L C D M | Long numerals such as MMMCMXCIX |
| Years 1900–2100 | I V X L C M | Reading and writing years, MCM… and MM… |
In the classroom
The quiz works in any browser without an account, so you can project it and answer as a class. Each level page has a printable worksheet with an answer key, and the generator makes longer lists.
More Roman numeral games
- IDaily ChallengeFive mixed questions, the same for everyone each day
- LXRoman Numerals Speed TestAs many conversions as you can type in 60 seconds
- MMBuild the NumberPut the symbols in order to write the number
- ICValid or Not?Spot the badly written numerals: IIII, IC, VX…
- VIMatchstick PuzzlesMove one stick to make the equation true
- XIIRoman Numeral ClockRead the time on a Roman numeral clock face
Common questions
Is the quiz free? Do I need an account?
It is free and there is no account. Your best scores are saved only in this browser.
Can I practice only one range, like 1 to 50?
Yes. Pick 1–50 before you start, or open the 1–50 level directly. Every level has its own page.
Why are some options almost right?
The wrong options are real mistakes: IIII instead of IV, IL instead of XLIX, XVI instead of XIV. Telling them apart is the skill the quiz trains.