 
 <prompt> ```Bracket na one kind tall punctuation mark wey dem dey use for text, to separate or put another text inside. E dey come in pairs wey dem dey call opening and closing symbols. 

Dem get different forms like round wey dem dey call "parentheses", square, curly wey dem dey call "braces", and angle brackets wey dem dey call "chevrons"; and other pairs of symbols. 

Apart from the general name "bracket", the word "bracket" dey mostly refer to one specific type of bracket: for modern American English e dey usually the square bracket and for modern British English e dey usually the round bracket. 

Chevrons na the first type of bracket wey appear for written English. Desiderius Erasmus invent the name "lunula" to refer to the rounded parentheses (), wey e resemble the shape of the crescent moon. 

Some of the names wey follow fit dey regional or based on context. 

The characters ‹ › and « », wey dem dey call guillemets or "angular quote brackets", na quotation mark glyphs wey dem dey use for some European languages. The opening and closing quote fit dey different for different languages. 

For English, typographers dey prefer not to put brackets in italics, even if the text inside dey in italics. But for other languages like German, if brackets dey enclose text wey dey in italics, dem dey usually put the brackets in italics too.

Answer this series of questions:

1. Wetin be the first form of brackets for written English?
2. Who invent the name "lunula?"
3. Wetin e refer to?
4. Wetin e resemble?
5. How many types of brackets dey?
6. Give example of one type of bracket?
7. Wetin bracket dey refer to for modern American language?
8. Wetin about for British?
9. Wetin guillemets also dey known as?
10. Wetin English typographers no dey like do?``` <response>: 1. Chevrons
2. Desiderius Erasmus
3. rounded parentheses
4. the shape of the crescent moon
5. unknown
6. parentheses
7. the square bracket
8. round bracket
9. angular quote brackets
10. set brackets in italics 