History & Geographic Origin Quiz - Due 9/16
7 Questions
| Total Attempts: 33
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- 1.Kaldi is said to be the first person to discover coffee. What was his profession?
- A.
Dutch explorer
- B.
Brazilian military officer
- C.
Ethiopian goat herder
- D.
Ethiopian monk
- 2.How did Amsterdam become a global center of coffee trading, even though no coffee grows there?
- A.
The Dutch were looking for alternatives to tulips in 1690, when there was a bumper crop and tulip prices crashed.
- B.
A Venetian merchant brought coffees from Turkey to Amsterdam and established a base for trade relations.
- C.
Dutch traders smuggled a coffee plant from the Arab port of Mocha then began cultivating it in their tropical colonies.
- D.
Option 4
- 3.Semi-washed coffee at Starbucks is most likely to come from which growing region?
- A.
Asia-Pacific
- B.
Africa
- C.
Latin America
- D.
Pacific Northwest
- 4.The "Coffee Belt" is
- A.
The sash that coffee farmers wear to hold their baskets as they harvest coffee cherries
- B.
The region where coffee is typically semi-washed vs. washed
- C.
The region where coffee trees grow - between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn
- 5.True or False: Starbucks only buys coffee beans grown at very high elevations because that is where the harder, denser robusta coffees are found.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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