Russian Tea Time

When did tea drinking become popular in Russia?

• in the 17th century

• in the 18th century

• in the 19th century

• in the 20th century

How do Russians pronounce Rooibos?

• [rojbos]

• [rojbus]

• [rojbush]

• [rojborsch]

What is the traditional Russian tea brewing vessel called?

• Thermos

• Hot water bottle

• Samoljot

• Samovar

What is the recommended brewing time for black tea in a Russian tea ceremony?

• 1 minute

• 3 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

What are some common additions to Russian tea?

• milk, lemon, honey

• vodka & pelmeni

• ice & sugar

• salt & pepper

What are some traditional Russian food served with tea?

• bread, jam, honey

• pancakes, pastries, cookies

• cakes, pies, pryaniki

• all of the above

What is the significance of tea time in Russian culture?

• It is a time for relaxation and socializing.

• It is a symbol of hospitality and warmth.

• It is a way to connect with family and friends.

• All of the above

What is called “Russian tea” in the world?

• Tea with lemon

• Tea with milk

• Green tea

• Cold tea