What is the traditional British afternoon tea time?
a) 2:00 PM
b) 3:00 PM
c) 4:00 PM
d) 5:00 PM
Answer: b) 3:00 PM
What type of tea is the most commonly consumed in Britain?
a) Green tea
b) Herbal tea
c) Black tea
d) White tea
Answer: c) Black tea
Which British monarch popularized the tradition of afternoon tea?
a) Queen Victoria
b) King George III
c) Queen Elizabeth II
d) King Henry VIII
Answer: a) Queen Victoria
In British tea culture, what is the term “builders tea” referring to?
a) Tea with added sugar and cream
b) Strong black tea with milk
c) Herbal tea with honey
d) Iced tea with lemon
Answer: b) Strong black tea with milk
What is the traditional accompaniment to afternoon tea called?
a) Scone
b) Croissant
c) Baguette
d) Pretzel
Answer: a) Scone
What is the ceremony of stirring the tea before adding milk called?
a) Tea dance
b) Tea blending
c) Tea dance
d) Tea ritual
Answer: d) Tea ritual
Which famous British author wrote “A Nice Cup of Tea,” an essay on making the perfect cup of tea?
a) Charles Dickens
b) Jane Austen
c) George Orwell
d) William Shakespeare
Answer: c) George Orwell
What is the name of the event when British children have tea with cakes and sandwiches to celebrate their birthdays?
a) Afternoon tea party
b) High tea
c) Birthday tea party
d) Teddy bear’s picnic
Answer: c) Birthday tea party
In British tea culture, what is a “cream tea”?
a) Tea served with clotted cream
b) Tea served with ice cream
c) Tea served with cream cheese
d) Tea served with whipped cream
Answer: a) Tea served with clotted cream
Which city in Britain is famous for its tea auctions?
a) Manchester
b) London
c) Glasgow
d) Liverpool
Answer: b) London
What is the term for a small meal of sandwiches, scones, and cakes served with tea?
a) Tea time
b) Tea meal
c) Tea feast
d) Afternoon tea
Answer: d) Afternoon tea
In British tea culture, what is the typical way to brew tea?
a) Boiling water with tea bags
b) Using a coffee maker
c) Using a teapot with loose tea leaves
d) Microwaving tea bags
Answer: c) Using a teapot with loose tea leaves
What is the traditional name for a tea cozy used to keep the teapot warm?
a) Tea jacket
b) Tea sweater
c) Tea hat
d) Tea strainer
Answer: c) Tea hat
Which tea originated in Scotland and is known for its smoky flavor?
a) Earl Grey tea
b) English Breakfast tea
c) Darjeeling tea
d) Lapsang Souchong tea
Answer: d) Lapsang Souchong tea
What is the traditional way to add milk to tea in British tea culture?
a) Pour milk into the cup first and then add tea
b) Add milk to the teapot before brewing
c) Add milk to the cup after adding tea
d) No milk is added to tea in British culture
Answer: a) Pour milk into the cup first and then add tea
What is the term for a small snack or light meal served with tea in the late afternoon?
a) Tea party
b) High tea
c) Cream tea
d) Afternoon tea
Answer: d) Afternoon tea
In British tea culture, what is the typical accompaniment to tea?
a) Cookies
b) Croissants
c) Bagels
d) Biscuits
Answer: d) Biscuits
What is the traditional tea blend of Assam, Ceylon, and Kenyan teas known as?
a) English Breakfast tea
b) Earl Grey tea
c) Darjeeling tea
d) Chai tea
Answer: a) English Breakfast tea
In British tea culture, what is the term for a light meal served in the early evening?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Cream tea
d) Low tea
Answer: a) High tea
Which famous British queen is credited with introducing tea to the British court in the 17th century?
a) Queen Victoria
b) Queen Anne
c) Queen Elizabeth I
d) Queen Mary
Answer: c) Queen Elizabeth I
What is the term for the small finger sandwiches served during afternoon tea?
a) Tea cakes
b) Tea sandwiches
c) Tea biscuits
d) Tea tarts
Answer: b) Tea sandwiches
In British tea culture, what is the term for a large meal served in the early evening?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Cream tea
d) Low tea
Answer: d) Low tea
What is the term for a small cake served during afternoon tea?
a) Scone
b) Croissant
c) Tart
d) Biscuit
Answer: c) Tart
In British tea culture, what is the term for a traditional teapot used for brewing tea?
a) Teapot
b) Tea brewer
c) Tea urn
d) Brown Betty
Answer: d) Brown Betty
What is the traditional British way to sweeten tea?
a) Honey
b) Maple syrup
c) Sugar
d) Agave nectar
Answer: c) Sugar
In British tea culture, what is the term for a tea party held outdoors, often with a picnic?
a) Garden tea party
b) Summer tea party
c) Picnic tea party
d) Afternoon tea party
Answer: a) Garden tea party
What is the term for the British tradition of drinking tea with milk and sugar in the morning?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Low tea
d) Breakfast tea
Answer: d) Breakfast tea
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small pot used to pour milk into tea?
a) Creamer
b) Milk jug
c) Milk pitcher
d) Cream pitcher
Answer: b) Milk jug
What is the traditional British way to serve tea?
a) Iced
b) Hot with lemon
c) Hot with milk
d) Cold with cream
Answer: c) Hot with milk
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small, sweet cake or cookie served with tea?
a) Scone
b) Tart
c) Biscuit
d) Tea cake
Answer: d) Tea cake
What is the traditional name for a tea kettle used to heat water for tea?
a) Tea kettle
b) Tea boiler
c) Tea urn
d) Teapot
Answer: b) Tea boiler
In British tea culture, what is the term for a light meal served in the late afternoon?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Cream tea
d) Low tea
Answer: b) Afternoon tea
What is the traditional British way to serve tea in formal settings?
a) In a teacup without a saucer
b) In a teacup with a saucer
c) In a coffee mug
d) In a glass with ice
Answer: b) In a teacup with a saucer
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small, sweet pastry served with tea?
a) Scone
b) Tart
c) Biscuit
d) Petit four
Answer: d) Petit four
What is the term for a tea pot that has a spout and handle opposite each other?
a) Teapot
b) Tea urn
c) Tea set
d) Ewer
Answer: d) Ewer
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small cake served with tea?
a) Scone
b) Croissant
c) Tart
d) Biscuit
Answer: c) Tart
What is the term for a light meal served with tea in the late afternoon?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Cream tea
d) Low tea
Answer: b) Afternoon tea
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small container used to hold loose tea leaves?
a) Tea bag
b) Tea strainer
c) Tea infuser
d) Tea caddy
Answer: d) Tea caddy
What is the traditional British way to serve tea in casual settings?
a) In a teacup without a saucer
b) In a teacup with a saucer
c) In a coffee mug
d) In a glass with ice
Answer: c) In a coffee mug
In British tea culture, what is the term for a tea pot that has a separate chamber for brewing tea leaves?
a) Teapot
b) Tea urn
c) Tea set
d) Ewer
Answer: a) Teapot
What is the term for the British tradition of serving a light meal with tea in the late afternoon?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Low tea
d) Breakfast tea
Answer: b) Afternoon tea
In British tea culture, what is the term for a tea pot that keeps tea hot for an extended period?
a) Teapot
b) Tea warmer
c) Tea urn
d) Thermos
Answer: b) Tea warmer
What is the traditional British way to serve tea?
a) Iced
b) Hot with lemon
c) Hot with milk
d) Cold with cream
Answer: c) Hot with milk
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small, sweet cake or cookie served with tea?
a) Scone
b) Tart
c) Biscuit
d) Tea cake
Answer: d) Tea cake
What is the traditional name for a tea kettle used to heat water for tea?
a) Tea kettle
b) Tea boiler
c) Tea urn
d) Teapot
Answer: b) Tea boiler
In British tea culture, what is the term for a light meal served in the late afternoon?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Cream tea
d) Low tea
Answer: b) Afternoon tea
What is the term for the British tradition of drinking tea with milk and sugar in the morning?
a) High tea
b) Afternoon tea
c) Low tea
d) Breakfast tea
Answer: d) Breakfast tea
In British tea culture, what is the term for a small pot used to pour milk into tea?
a) Creamer
b) Milk jug
c) Milk pitcher
d) Cream pitcher
Answer: b) Milk jug
What is the traditional British way to sweeten tea?
a) Honey
b) Maple syrup
c) Sugar
d) Agave nectar
Answer: c) Sugar
In British tea culture, what is the term for a tea party held outdoors, often with a picnic?
a) Garden tea party
b) Summer tea party
c) Picnic tea party
d) Afternoon tea party
Answer: a) Garden tea party
