Tea Basics
What drink is made by steeping dried leaves in hot water?
Tea
This calming tea is made from dried chamomile flowers.
Chamomile
Tea originally came from this country.
China
People in England often drink tea with this baked snack.
Biscuits
True or false: All tea has caffeine
False (herbal teas don't)
What do you call the small bag that holds tea leaves for brewing?
Tea bag
This bright green powdered tea is popular in Japan.
Matcha
The British are known for having tea at this time of day.
Afternoon
The Queen of England was often pictured drinking this beverage.
Tea
What color tea is made without oxidizing the leaves?
Green tea
What kitchen tool is used to boil water for tea?
Kettle
This common black tea is often served with milk in England.
English Breakfast
Matcha and green tea ceremonies are from this country.
Japan
In the U.S., tea is often served this way, especially in the South.
Iced
What do we call tea made from herbs and flowers instead of tea leaves?
Herbal tea
What do you call the time it takes for tea leaves to soak in water?
Steeping/brew time
This sweet and spicy tea is common in India.
Chai
In Morocco, tea is often mixed with this refreshing herb.
Mint
This Disney character hosted a "Mad Tea Party."
Mad Hatter
This U.S. state is famous for its "sweet tea."
Georgia/South Carolina
What is the name of the plant all real teas come from?
Camellia sinensis
This citrusy black tea is flavored with bergamot oil.
Earl Grey
This country drinks more tea per person than any other.
Türkiye
This enchanted teapot appears in Beauty and the Beast.
Mrs. Potts
This phrase means to share gossip or inside information.
Spilling the tea