Geography practice question
Which plant is traditionally associated with Wales and often worn on St David's Day?
- The leekCorrect answer
- The rose
- The thistle
- The oak
Why
The leek is a long-standing national symbol of Wales, alongside the daffodil, and is often worn on St David's Day, 1 March.
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