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Coffee Weaving 1 reading
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The French call it was "cafe"
true
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The Germans call it "koffee"
False: kaffee
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The Japanese call it "koohofi:
False: koohi
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The Turkish call it "kahve"
True
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People in Sweden drink more than 5 cups a day.
True
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Over half of American teenagers drink coffee every day.
False: adults
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Coffee was discovered in Eritrea, by a man called Kaldi around the year 1700
False: Ethiopia, 700
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Kaldi's goats ate some plants and became very excited.
True
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People decided to boil the plant and then eat it.
False: drink the liquid
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This drink became popular from Ethiopia to Arabia by 1200.
True
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The word "coffee" comes from the Turkish word "qahwah"
False: Arabic
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The French writer Voltaire needed 27 cups every day.
False: 72
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The German musician Johann Sebastian Bach wrote a story about coffee.
False: music
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Beethoven counted 60 beans for each cup of coffee he made.
True
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Many coffee shops also give customers free cookies.
False: Wi-Fi
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