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C-box:Match each flower to its correct family.
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PossibleAns:["Mallow Family", "Lily Family", "Composite Family", "Orchid Family"] 
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Correct:Composite Family*QS030202.AIF*
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GeoByte1:Chicory can be found growing wild in many areas of North America.
GeoByte2:Chicory is also called succory.
GeoByte3:Chicory is closely related to endive, a leafy plant used in salads.
GeoByte4:The chicory flower is an unusual example of a composite because it is made up entirely of ray flowers.
GeoByte5:The root of the chicory plant can be roasted to make a drink that tastes like coffee.
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