alleryStart learning →In the pigpen cipher, the ciphertext consists of what?
AWords from code sheets
BNumbers from a book
CDots and dashes
DSymbols from a grid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Symbols from a grid
Pigpen replaces letters with shapes derived from a grid, which can be copied back into A to Z.
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