Secret Word Puzzle

Railroads like to keep their trains on time. Station agents and conductors check their watches often. They want to make sure the train stops are on schedule. In the 1870s, many railroad officials used pocket watches. And those pocket watches had Roman numerals on them.

Roman Numeral Key

A pocket watch with a letter printed next to each Roman numeral: I = A, II = E, III = F, IV = H, V = K, VI = L, VII = N, VIII = O, IX = P, X = R, XI = S, XII = T

I = 1

II = 2

III = 3

IV = 4

V = 5

VI = 6

VII = 7

VIII = 8

IX = 9

X = 10

XI = 11

XII = 12

Use this clock to break the following math code. Each Roman numeral on the clock corresponds to a letter. Fill in the letters on the blanks. Then you’ll know part of James 1:27. (The last word in the code is the secret word.)

3+3 4+4 10-2 1+4 3-2 6-3 10+2 5-3 5+5 9-1 6+4 8+1 2+2 6-5 9-2 5+6

TheImaginationStation.com loaded onto a computer monitor

Go to TheImaginationStation.com. Find the cover of this book. Click on “Secret Word.” Type in the correct answer, and you’ll receive a prize