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1. Why does a French press result in a stronger, richer coffee?
It uses paper filters that absorb essential oils, making the coffee lighter. It brews the coffee at a higher temperature, which intensifies the flavour. It filters the brew through a metal screen, allowing essential oils to remain in the coffee. It uses a faster brewing process, resulting in a milder taste.
2. True or False: We serve all beverages on a tray.
True False
3. What should you do after adding hot water to the coffee grounds in a French press?
Stir the coffee immediately to avoid the grounds floating. Wait a few seconds and let the grounds float up to the top and create a "crust." Pour the coffee into a different container to cool. Immediately press the plunger down to filter the coffee.
4. What happens if you let the coffee sit in the French press for too long before serving?
The coffee becomes stronger and richer. The coffee continues to brew and becomes bitter. The coffee stays the same. The coffee becomes more aromatic and flavorful.
5. Which of the following is always served with pure honey on the side?
English tea Rooibos tea Green tea Chamomile tea
6. What is another name for English tea?
Earl Grey Black tea or breakfast tea Green tea White tea
7. Where do you purchase the Bril wine cans?
Bril Head Office Checkers Eight Innovations None of the above
8. What is the primary difference between "whiskey" and "whisky"?
Whiskey is always made from malted barley, while whisky is made from other grains. Whiskey is spelled with an 'e' and refers to spirits from Ireland and the United States, while whisky without the 'e' refers to spirits from Scotland, Canada, or Japan. Whiskey is a type of whisky that is aged for longer periods. Whiskey refers to a sweeter spirit, while whisky is more bitter.
9. Which of the following is a country that produces whisky (without the 'e')?
Ireland United States Scotland Australia
10. When presenting water, is it true that you should always add lemon to the water in the glass?
True False
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