A white coffee has ____________ in it.
sugar
sweetener
milk
grounds
2. When we speak of coffee's smell, we refer to its "_____________".
blandness
blend
brew
aroma
3. A: ____________________?
B: Double-double, please.
How do you do?
How would you like your coffee?
How much coffee would you like?
What do you want? Coffee?
4. Coffee that is sold by companies that have respectful partnerships with producers is labelled _______________.
free trade
easy trade
fair trade
equal trade
5. The process of "cooking" the coffee after it has been ground is called "______________".
brewing
roasting
pouring
blending
6. A: How do you take your coffee?
B: I take it _____________.
black
white
regular
(All of the answers are correct.)
7. A person who works at a coffee bar is called a ______________.
bartender
coffee guy
Starbucker
barista
8. Decaf coffee has no ______________ in it.
roast
decaffeine
arabica
caffeine
coffee
9. A latte is a serving of hot ______________ with a shot of espresso.
cream
water
milk
coffee
10. Generally, the darker the roast, the more ______________ a coffee is.
heady
body
bitter
gourmet
Another "Kafkaian Image"-Translated from Pavel Campeanu
The predilection towards the tragic comedy relies in the contrast between lucid rationality and the scarcity of action. The artist sees the monstrosity of the world but not the possibility to change it. He is strong enough not to adapt to it, but too weak to change in resonance with his human demands. The situation is at the same time tragic and comic too, as the artist is dominated on the plane of reality by what he tends to determine on the ideal one. It is because of that that he feels the need to detach himself from his own condition by distancing himself and to reconsider it with a relentless lucidity. Kafka was born in a period when the last remains of the political credibility of the Jew community living in Böhmen were destroyed as a social unity in the course of the chauvinistic chase. The respect for oneself disappeared entirely, too. There was a real anti-Semitic feeling even among the Jewish people. The absurdity in Kafka’s short-prose writing marks its...
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