In this video, Ruchi Bharani demonstrates how to make traditional Indian chai, a staple beverage in Indian households. She introduces the cultural significance of chai, lists the simple ingredients needed, and provides a step-by-step guide to preparing the tea. The process involves boiling water with ginger and cardamom, adding tea powder, and finally mixing in milk and sugar. The video concludes with serving tips and a reminder to subscribe.

What is the significance of chai in Indian households?

• It is a rare beverage.

• It is a staple morning drink.

• It is only consumed during festivals.

• It is a modern trend.

Which country is the second largest producer and consumer of tea?

• Sri Lanka

• India

• China

• Japan

What should be used as a measurement for the ingredients?

• A tablespoon

• A measuring cup

• The serving cup

• A teaspoon

Which of the following is NOT an ingredient for making chai?

• Cinnamon

• Tea powder

• Cardamom

• Ginger

Why is it important to boil the ginger and cardamom properly before adding milk?

• To enhance the flavor

• To prevent the milk from curdling

• To make the tea stronger

• To reduce the boiling time

How many teaspoons of tea powder are added to the boiling water?

• Two

• Three

• One

• Four

What should be done if the tea starts to overflow while boiling?

• Add more water

• Reduce the flame

• Add ice cubes

• Increase the flame

How much sugar is suggested to be added to the chai?

• Four teaspoons

• Three teaspoons

• Two teaspoons

• One teaspoon

What is the final step before serving the chai?

• Straining the tea

• Boiling again

• Cooling it down

• Adding more sugar

What is the purpose of using a fine sieve in the chai-making process?

• To strain the tea

• To cool the tea

• To mix the ingredients

• To measure the ingredients