Which two sentences from the article best support the idea that the general public is unaware
of Congaree National Park?
A "Seven hundred miles from Dry Tortugas, in South Carolina, is Congaree National Park
where trees reaching 167 feet tall watch over its otter- and heron-filled floodplains."
"For Congaree, in relatively temperate South Carolina, weather does not deter
many visitors."
C "Half an hour from the park is its home state's bustling capital at Columbia."
D "As a national park, however, Congaree is still in its infancy."
"Since Congaree became a national park, attendance has nearly doubled, but
to eventually attract the crowds its deserves, the park has to take part in some
self-promotion."
F "Some Columbians had no idea that the only national park in South Carolina with the
tallest trees east of the Mississippi was right in their backyard,' said a disbelieving Tracy
Swartout with an air of optimism."
G "And visitors to Congaree tell of its serenity-a tree-filled enclave amid suburbia."