The Phrase "Was It A Cat I Saw?" Reads The Same Forwards And Backwards.true Or False

Yes, It's true. And quite simple. Was It A Cat I Saw = waS I t/a/C A t/I saW
Just have to break it up a bit.

Yes, which makes it a Palindrome, although not as elegant as say 'evil rats on no star live', where you don't have to split up the words to get the reverse reading.

Hold there! It's really a tricky question; it's not simply asking you if it was a Palindrome or not; but the question is "Does it read the same forwards and backwards?" The answer is "No" it does not read the same forwards and backwards because of the question mark "?".

Yes it is true!!!!!

False

True except for the question mark is in the wrong place.

True

True

True...pending on the fact that you ignore spaces and the like

True

True

True

False

True

No its not because there is no t in I

True

True

True

False

False

True

You

True

True

Its true

True

True

False, the question mark wont be on the other end

True

True

True

False

True.

True

True

They are Palindrome's...

True!!!

True!

True

Yup was it a cat I saw= was I tac a ti saw

False

True

True

Its true

Indeed it does read the same forwards and backwards. Your question is...?

True.. Was it a cat, I saw?
It was a cat, I saw.

Yes

Yes, you can read it backwards and it will be the same sentance.

Yes.  "Was it a cat I saw?"
  was I tac a ti saw =was it a cat I saw?

False. Technically, it reads "was I tac a ti saw" backwards. It spells the same phrase, but reads differently.

Yes technically the question mark is the other thing but it says PHRASE not question, Duh!

False, but in a way, true. With no question mark it would be true. With a question mark, false

True, there's also another one that goes like; Rats live on no evil star. It reads the same thing backwards.

True. If you correct punctuation and spacing it is the same thing forwards and backwards.

True! &! False!  It reads:
   Was it a cat I saw?
   ?was. I t. / a./ c/ a t/ I saW
    The only reason its False is because of the question mark.

    I'd Say TRUE and  FALSE

No - If one is to take these words literally and/or it the person(s) who designed this quiz are also referring to the sentence structure of the PHRASE..in either/both cases, this PHRASE definitely does not read the same - duh! 

BACKWARDS:

"was it a cat I saw"

a phrase still has to have the correct STRUCTURE...

Now try it read it backwards with letters spaced out    Was- I -  t A C - a - t I -Saw see space the letters out now read is as I reversed nothing just put spaces were now you see the last word spelled backwards is "waS" or "Was" the next word spelled backwards is " It " or "it" the next is "a" gthe next is "CAt" or "Cat" see how it woks all the letters backwards spelled out with the right spacing installed is the same letters now ...Ha Ha Imust be smart to get it hay "pat on my back" get off I say Pat,s heavy ...why do women have a pair of pants pair of glasses yet one bra not fair as that is truly a pair

True. And guys, they said PHRASE not QUESTION, so it doesn't matter if the ? Is on the other end.

Definitely true because the phrase is" was it a cat I saw" now look at it backwords it says" was it a cat I saw

Yes just take out some spaces and it reads the same! Forward: Was it a cat I saw backwards:was I tac a ti saw. Do you see if not keep looking!!

Yes, the phrase was it a cat I saw reads the same
forwards and backwards. The phrase "race car "
does 2. Theres a name 4 this but I don't remember what it's called.

Yes because it asks if it READS the same way forward and backwards.It does not ask anything about the ?

Well what I have to say is to ALL those people who keep on sayin false because of the stupid question mark...wen actually it is just a phrase not a question!!

No. Was it a cat I saw says, was I tcat isaw. Thats not it.- Smart girl! Ha I'm smart