The art of training and cutting plants and trees into ornamental shapes is called topiary work. This art dates back to the days of the Romans. They enjoyed training plants to grow in geometric shapes and, later on, created animal designs and designs that resembled furniture. The Romans were also a dominant empire during their time. Because of topiary work, the Romans had many beautiful gardens.
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Which statement supports the idea that the Romans experimented with topiary work?
A.
The Romans created geometric shapes and animal designs with plants.
B.
Topiary work includes training and cutting plants into shapes.
C.
Topiary work goes back to before the days of the Roman Empire.
D.
The Romans were a dominant empire with beautiful gardens.