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Quick true/false on epigrams

by Shahzoda Toshmurodova
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Epigrams can only be written in verse, never in prose.

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The term epigram means "long sermon" in Latin.

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Epigrams are typically long narrative poems.

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Oscar Wilde never wrote any epigrams.

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Classical epigrams originated as inscriptions on monuments or tombs in ancient Greece and Rome.

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Martial, a Roman poet, is renowned for his epigrams.

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A famous epigram is "I can resist everything except temptation" attributed to Oscar Wilde.

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The word epigram comes from the Greek epigramma meaning inscription.

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The first epigrams were written in the 20th century.

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Epigrams are short, witty statements that often use irony or paradox.

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