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The poem " Daffodils " is written by the poet William Wordsworth . In the poem , the daffodils were growing beside a lake under a tree where the narrator was lonely walking .
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In the poem , the daffodils were growing beside a lake under a tree where the narrator was lonely walking . The poet compared the daffodils to the Milky Way because they were several in number. Their colour is referred to as golden and they were dancing with the wind
The given passage states: 'Daffodils are native to the Mediterranean region'. The word, 'native' is an adjective which is used to describe a plant or an animal which originally belongs to a particular area. This sentence indicates that daffodils were initially grown in the Mediterranean region. Hence, option C is correct.
The other options are incorrect as 'India', 'Asia' and 'Greek region' are not mentioned as the native region of daffodils in the given passage.
The other options are incorrect as 'India', 'Asia' and 'Greek region' are not mentioned as the native region of daffodils in the given passage.
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