How Well Do You Know Your ☕️ Coffee?

Coffee is woven into the fabric of our lives. Test your knowledge of this vital brew!

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Coffee is woven into the fabric of our lives. It's a morning ritual, social stimulant, a solitary pleasure, an intellectual catalyst.

Are you someone who runs on coffee? Test your knowledge of this vital brew!

Question 1 / 18

Where did coffee originate from?

Brazil

Columbia

Ethiopia

Ghana

Great!

Doh! 🤬

Question 2 / 18

On average, how many cups of coffee are consumed each day worldwide?

1.2 billion

2.25 billion

5.1 billion

7.4 billion

Outstanding!

Not quite.

Question 3 / 18

Which of these is an espresso macchiato?

Terrific! 🥳

Nope, sorry. 😢

Question 4 / 18

The most expensive coffee in the world is "Kopi Luwak," also mentioned in a Jack Nicholson–Morgan Freeman scene in the 2007 film The Bucket List. What kind of coffee is it?

Coffee from a tree on the top of a 16,400 feet (5,000m) mountain

Coffee from weasel poop

Coffee brewed from a top of the range machine

A very rare white coffee

Nice!

Hmm, I don't think so. 😔

Question 5 / 18

Who first told North America about coffee?

William Penn

John Smith

Christopher Columbus

George Washington

Brilliant! 👍

Not quite right. 😢

Question 6 / 18

Which drink has more caffeine?

Brewed coffee

Red Bull

Good job!

That was incorrect.

Question 7 / 18

Which of these would you NOT use to make coffee?

Right on the money!

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Question 8 / 18

How did the term cappuccino originate?

From the habit of the Capuchin friar.

It is the French term for “foam on coffee.”

It is Italian for “frothy coffee drink.”

It was a term invented by a coffee company.

Nice job!

Doh! 🤬

Question 9 / 18

What's the origin of "Mocha" coffee?

Arabic word for chocolate

Yemeni Port City

Island off South America

Bravo!

I'm afraid that wasn't it. 😔

Question 10 / 18

Which of these will give you the biggest shot of caffeine?

Arabica beans

Robusta beans

Liberica beans

Yerba mate tea

You've nailed it!

Not quite.

Question 11 / 18

All of the coffee in the world is grown in the area between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. What is this area known as?

Bean Belt

Starbucks Zone

Java Line

Coffee Circle

Way to go!

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Question 12 / 18

Which country is the largest coffee producer in the world today (producing over 44 million bags of coffee each year)?

Brazil

United States

Indonesia

Colombia

Stunning!

Doh! 🤬

Question 13 / 18

A single cup of coffee with nothing added contains how many calories?

100

120

You're doing great!

Not quite.

Question 14 / 18

How did the term “Cup of Joe” originate?

It refers to a Navy admiral who banned alcohol aboard Navy ships.

It refers to Joe Folgers, a prominent purveyor of coffee.

It an Americanized version of the term “Cup of Java.”

It comes from jojo, the African word for “bean.”

Good work!

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Question 15 / 18

How many coffee cherries are required to produce one pound of roasted coffee?

1,200

2,000

3,000

4,000

Sensational!

Nope, sorry. 😢

Question 16 / 18

What is Cowboy coffee?

Ground coffee in a sock cooked in a pot of water on a campfire.

Coffee grown in Mexico in an area known for its cowboys.

Ungraded and unsorted coffee, thus possibly containing some defective beans as well as high quality beans.

Sweet!

That was incorrect.

Question 17 / 18

Which of the following is a coffee plant?

Nice!

Nope, sorry. 😢

Question 18 / 18

In which decade did flavored coffee (e.g., hazelnut coffee; Irish cream coffee) become very popular in the United States?

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

Awesome!

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