Answer all the questions

1		Coffee became America's favorite drink because:
			A)	the British Tax Act resulted in the refusal of many to drink tea
			B)	coffee was less expensive than tea
			C)	coffee was more accessible than tea
			D)	Americans preferred the taste of coffee
2		Coffee consumption reached an all-time high of 20 lbs per capita in:
			A)	1765, soon after the Stamp Act was passed
			B)	1920, soon after Prohibition was instituted
			C)	1939, at the start of World War II
			D)	1946, after World War II
			E)	1970, during the Vietnam conflict
3		Commercial roasting of coffee beans began:
			A)	in 1790 in New York City
			B)	in 1840 in Europe
			C)	after World War I
			D)	as a result of consumer demand
			E)	as a way to cut overall production costs
4		The ___________ were the first to bring tea to Europe.
			A)	Spaniards
			B)	British
			C)	French
			D)	Portuguese
			E)	Dutch
5		Iced tea accounts for _________ of all tea consumed in America.
			A)	5%
			B)	10%
			C)	45%
			D)	55%
			E)	75%
6		A large part of the cocoa crop comes from:
			A)	Brazil
			B)	Belize
			C)	Argentina
			D)	Africa
			E)	Indonesia
7		Present-day Coca-Cola contains:
			A)	cocaine and caffeine
			B)	extract of decocainized coca leaves and cola nuts
			C)	theobromine and caffeine
			D)	extract of cola nuts only
			E)	no longer contains extract of coca leaves or cola nuts
8		The single most popular soft drink is:
			A)	diet cola
			B)	caffeine-free cola
			C)	regular cola
			D)	noncola
			E)	diet, caffeine-free cola
9		The most reliable withdrawal sign indicating dependence on caffeine is:
			A)	dry mouth
			B)	blood-shot eyes
			C)	paranoia
			D)	headache
			E)	chest pain
10		Some studies suggest that caffeine consumption may:
			A)	increase the likelihood of pregnancy
			B)	increase the chances of spontaneous abortion
			C)	produce heavier babies
			D)	cause mental retardation
			E)	cause fetal caffeine syndrome (FCS)