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CW. Listen to the Fact File and answer the questions.

#### Fact File

The British, the Chinese, the Indians, the Japanese love drinking tea. The British first introduced tea into India. India is the world’s largest tea-drinking country. The history of tea in China is old. They drink tea instead of water.
In the late twelfth century tea came to Japan from China. Tea is an important part of Japanese food culture. There are various types of tea in Japan. Green tea is also the central element of the tea ceremony. Tea has affected the history and economy of the world like no other beverages/drinks.
The British love tea with or without sugar. They drink several cups of strong, refreshing tea every day. This tradition started over 350 years ago. The five o’clock tea and tea with milk are among the greatest contributions of the British to tea culture.

1. What country is famous for its tea?
2. What is tea useful for?
3. What kinds of tea do you know?
4. In what country do people prefer green tea?
5. How do our people serve tea?
6. How do people serve tea in Japan/India/England?

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PW/GW. Find True/False sentences.

1. The history of tea in Britain is long.
2. The English drink tea instead of water.
3. India is the world’s largest tea-drinking country.
4. Tea is an important part of Chinese food culture.
5. Tea is an important part of Japanese food culture.
6. Green tea is also the central element of the tea ceremony in Azerbaijan