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Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    What is afternoon tea?

    • A.

      Tea with scones, sandwiches and cakes

    • B.

      Tea with biscuits

    • C.

      Tea with toast and pastries

    Correct Answer
    A. Tea with scones, sandwiches and cakes
    Explanation
    It was usually had at 4pm

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  • 2. 

    What is high tea?

    • A.

      The same as afternoon tea

    • B.

      Tea with scones, sandwiches and cakes

    • C.

      Tea with scones, cakes, breads and meats

    Correct Answer
    C. Tea with scones, cakes, breads and meats
    Explanation
    High tea is a more substantial meal and used to be enjoyed around 6 pm.

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  • 3. 

    Who had high tea?

    • A.

      The working men

    • B.

      Wealthy women

    • C.

      Children

    Correct Answer
    B. Wealthy women
    Explanation
    High tea is traditionally associated with the upper class and wealthier individuals. It was a social event that took place in the late afternoon or early evening, where wealthy women would gather to enjoy a light meal and tea. Working men and children were less likely to participate in high tea as it was a leisurely activity reserved for the upper class. Therefore, the correct answer is wealthy women.

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  • 4. 

    How has afternoon tea changed?

    • A.

      It is served earlier

    • B.

      It is served later

    • C.

      Nothing has changed

    Correct Answer
    A. It is served earlier
    Explanation
    Hotels usually serve it between 2 pm and 5 pm.

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  • 5. 

    Where would you go for afternoon tea?

    • A.

      A park

    • B.

      A hotel

    • C.

      A barn

    Correct Answer
    B. A hotel
    Explanation
    Many hotels serve afternoon or high tea, as do specific tea rooms all over the country.

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  • 6. 

    When does an average English person drink tea?

    • A.

      At 4pm

    • B.

      At 11am

    • C.

      Anytime

    Correct Answer
    C. Anytime
    Explanation
    The answer "Anytime" suggests that an average English person drinks tea at any time of the day. This implies that tea is not limited to specific hours or occasions, but is commonly consumed throughout the day by English individuals. Tea is a popular beverage in English culture and is often enjoyed with meals, during breaks, or even as a social activity.

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  • 7. 

    When are you supposed to put the milk in the tea?

    • A.

      Before the water is poured

    • B.

      After the water is poured

    • C.

      You don't put milk in tea

    Correct Answer
    B. After the water is poured
    Explanation
    After the water is poured, you are supposed to put the milk in the tea. This is because adding milk before pouring the water may result in the milk curdling due to the high temperature of the water. Adding milk after the water is poured allows for a more gradual and controlled mixing of the two liquids, resulting in a smoother and better-tasting tea.

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  • 8. 

    Why do you put milk in tea?

    • A.

      To warm it up

    • B.

      To cool it down

    • C.

      To make it change colour

    Correct Answer
    B. To cool it down
    Explanation
    Milk is added to tea to cool it down. When hot tea is poured into a cup, it may be too hot to drink immediately. Adding cold milk to the tea helps to lower its temperature, making it more enjoyable to drink without having to wait for it to cool naturally. Additionally, milk can also enhance the flavor and texture of the tea, providing a creamy and smooth taste.

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  • 9. 

    Where is it traditional to drink tea with fish and chips?

    • A.

      Everywhere

    • B.

      In the south of England

    • C.

      In the north of England

    Correct Answer
    C. In the north of England
    Explanation
    In the north of England, it is traditional to drink tea with fish and chips. This regional tradition has been followed for many years and is a popular choice among locals. The combination of the hot tea with the crispy fish and chips creates a satisfying and comforting meal. This tradition may have originated from the working-class culture in the north of England, where tea was a common beverage and fish and chips were a popular and affordable meal option.

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  • 10. 

    What do you put in Darjeeling tea?

    • A.

      Lemon

    • B.

      Milk

    • C.

      Sugar

    Correct Answer
    A. Lemon
    Explanation
    Darjeeling tea is typically enjoyed without milk, making the answer "milk" incorrect. However, adding lemon to Darjeeling tea is a common practice and enhances its flavor. The acidity of lemon complements the delicate and floral notes of the tea, creating a refreshing and enjoyable beverage. Therefore, the correct answer is lemon.

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