What are the main reasons lilies are admired, what attracts bees and butterflies to them, and what does 'elegant' mean in the passage?

i) Lilies are admired mainly because of their
The passage mentions that lilies "are used in celebrations, festivals, and religious ceremonies" and their "soothing presence make them one of the most beloved flowers". These phrases suggest that their beauty, fragrance, and symbolic meaning are key reasons for their admiration.
The correct option is (b).

• b) beauty, fragrance, and symbolic meaning

ii) What attracts bees and butterflies to lilies?
While the passage does not explicitly state what attracts bees and butterflies, flowers generally attract pollinators like bees and butterflies primarily through their fragrance and visual appeal. Among the given options, "strong fragrance" is the most common and direct attractant.
The correct option is (a).

• a) Their strong fragrance

iii) In the passage, the word "elegant" most likely means:
The word "elegant" generally describes something that is graceful, stylish, and attractive in appearance or manner.
The correct option is (c).

• c) graceful and attractive