Broadleaf Trees - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Sounds like the place where the land meets the sea	Beech	100%
The nuts of this tree "roasting on an open fire" during Christmas	Chestnut	100%
Source of syrup, symbol of Canada	Maple	100%
Large tree which grows acorns	Oak	100%
Deck the halls with boughs of this tree	Holly	100%
This tree is quite "popular" as an ornamental	Poplar	100%
Waterside tree that may be "weeping"	Willow	100%
Pink-flowered trees from Japan, and also a small red fruit	Cherry	83%
Flowering tree that has definitely got "bark".	Dogwood	83%
"Liberty tree" with a three-letter name	Elm	83%
A branch of this tree is seen as a peace offering	Olive	83%
White-barked tree that "trembles" or "quakes"; Pando is a grove of these	Aspen	67%
Thick-trunked tree of Africa	Baobab	67%
White papery-barked tree	Birch	67%
Australian gum tree	Eucalyptus	67%
Broad-crowned tree associated with the savanna	Acacia	50%
Keeps its name even after being burnt	Ash	50%
Sometimes multi-trunked tropical tree that sometimes strangles other trees	Banyan	50%
Black-wooded tree of the jungle	Ebony	50%
Tropical tree valued for its reddish-brown lumber	Mahogany	50%
Wreaths of this tree were worn by Roman emperors	Laurel	33%
Big-flowered tree from the southern US	Magnolia	33%
Despite its name, it can't fly. Also known as a sycamore	Plane	33%
Original source of root beer	Sassafras	33%
Desert tree often used to cook barbecue	Mesquite	17%

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