Question 1: Where is the tea plantation in today’s image?
- Malaysia
- India
- Sri Lanka
Correct Answer: Malaysia
Fact: The Cameron Highlands is Malaysia's largest tea-growing region. From the tropical rainforests of Sarawak to the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, or the pristine beaches of Langkawi, Malaysia has something for everyone. You can even try the country's national tea: teh tarik, which is made from strong black tea and condensed milk.
Question 2: What is the name of the spiced tea that originated in the Indian subcontinent?
- Matcha
- Masala chai
- Gunpowder tea
Correct Answer: Masala chai
Fact: Masala chai is made using black tea combined with a mixture of spices called karha, which usually contains cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, and ginger, although there are many different recipes. It is normally drunk with milk and sugar and is sold by vendors called chaiwallahs across India.
Question 3: Which country has the highest per-capita tea consumption?
- China
- Türkiye
- United Kingdom
Correct Answer: Türkiye
Fact: The average person in Türkiye consumes over 6.5 pounds of tea per year. Social gatherings in the country often take place in tea houses, with the tea being drunk out of a special tulip-shaped glass called an ince belli. The country is also an important tea exporter and ranks among the top 10 tea-producing nations in the world.