alleryWhich is the standard Roman numeral for the number 4?
AIIII
BIIV
CVI
DIV
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. IV
1. Standard Roman writing uses subtractive notation for 4.
2. A smaller symbol I placed before V is subtracted, giving IV.
3. IIII is the older additive form, VI means 6, and IIV is not a valid numeral.
_Source: Wikipedia, Roman numerals, Standard form_
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