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Tea is one of the world's 60
popular beverages. According to a legend, it
originated in China thousands of years ago, when leaves from a tea bush fell
61.
families 62
a hot water pot of the Chinese emperor. At first, only wealthy British
able to afford drinking tea, which was
brought from India by merchants and traders. Some people even locked it up to prevent it
from 63
stolen. There are many ways to drink tea. 64
most people just drink their tea pure, others add milk or a lemon. The most common forms
often added to tea
are black and green tea. Vanilla or fruit flavouring 65
to give it a special taste. Some people brew their tea in convenient tea bags, others pour
boiling 66
over crushed tea leaves.
Tea drinking has a long tradition in Britain. Every British person 67
about
5 cups of tea per day, or about 1,700 cups a year-the largest per capita consumption in
to the 19th century.
the world. Traditional afternoon teatime goes 68
Many families celebrate this custom in an exclusive way, with expensive china and silver
spoons. Tea has a stimulating effect on your body, because it contains 69
caffeine than coffee. It is great for those who are afraid of putting on too much
70
as it has only 4 calories per cup.
Read the text about tea, one or the world's favourite beverages. Complete the planks withi
ONE WORD ONLY.
Untitled Title
Tea is one of the world's 60
popular beverages. According to a legend, it
originated in China thousands of years ago, when leaves from a tea bush fell
61.
families 62
a hot water pot of the Chinese emperor. At first, only wealthy British
able to afford drinking tea, which was
brought from India by merchants and traders. Some people even locked it up to prevent it
from 63
stolen. There are many ways to drink tea. 64
most people just drink their tea pure, others add milk or a lemon. The most common forms
often added to tea
are black and green tea. Vanilla or fruit flavouring 65
to give it a special taste. Some people brew their tea in convenient tea bags, others pour
boiling 66
over crushed tea leaves.
Tea drinking has a long tradition in Britain. Every British person 67
about
5 cups of tea per day, or about 1,700 cups a year-the largest per capita consumption in
to the 19th century.
the world. Traditional afternoon teatime goes 68
Many families celebrate this custom in an exclusive way, with expensive china and silver
spoons. Tea has a stimulating effect on your body, because it contains 69
caffeine than coffee. It is great for those who are afraid of putting on too much
70
as it has only 4 calories per cup.