第一篇：TEA的演讲稿
篇一：something about tea演讲稿
when you feel thirsty,which one you will choose tea,coca-cola or coffee? chinese famous tea can be divided into different categories mainly including black tea, green tea, dark tea,white tea, oolong tea.su-xinyangmaojian tea with rich, tom green, the unique style of renowned chinese and foreign dark tea belongs to post-fermented tea.it is our nations peculiar tea, a long history in production, varieties of design and color.the puer tea has the obvious medication effect, the first to sober up, of disappear of disease, clear oneself stomach.white tea is slightly fermented tea.the dry leave is covered with fine white fur.the major varieties are yinzhen baihao, white peony, gongmei, and new craft white tea.oolong tea, also called green tea and half fermented tea,takes the founder of tea as its name.it has pharmacological effects, outstanding performance for breaking down fat, reducing weight and strong and handsome, etc.the chinese people, in their drinking of tea, place much significance on the act of savoring.savoring tea is not only a way to discern good tea from mediocre tea, but also how people take delight in their reverie and in tea-drinking itself.snatching a bit of leisure from a busy schedule, making a kettle of strong tea, securing a serene space, and serving and drinking tea by yourself can help banish fatigue and frustration, improve your thinking ability and inspire you with enthusiasm.you may also imbibe it slowly in small sips to appreciate the subtle allure of tea-drinking, until your spirits soar up and up into a sublime aesthetic realm.china is a country with a time-honored civilization and a land of ceremony and decorum.whenever guests visit, it is necessary to make and serve tea to them.篇二：2014年3月 chinas_tea_culture 茶文化配套ppt演讲稿 chinas tea culture good morning, ladies and gentlemen!today i’d like to talk about chinese tea culture.china, the hometown of tea, has a long history of tea culture.its said that chinese people have been drinking tea as early as shen nong tasted hundreds of herbs.tea has been closely associated with chinese peoples daily lives and tea culture became an important part of chinese culture.as early as the opening of silk road, tea has been exported to the west.to a certain extent, westerners get acquitained with chinese culture since they knew chinese tea.people throughout china drink tea daily.because of thegeographic location and climate, different places grow various kinds of tea.tea is an important part of the traditional chinese culture.1.introduction chinese tea has a history of about 4,000 years, and until now its reputation spreads all over the world.japan, south korea, the united states, the tea culture derived from han dynasty, flourished in song dynasty and ming dynasty, and declined inqing dynasty.meanwhile, the spirit of the tea culture was reflected through making tea, appreciating tea, smelling tea, drinking tea and tasting tea.tea-producing areas tea is produced in vast areas of china from hainan lsland to shandong province in the north, from tibet in the southwest to taiwan across the straits.china has tea-shrubs as early as five to six thousand years ago, and human cultivation of tea plants dates back two thousand years.tea from china, along with her silk and porcelain, began to be known theworld over more than a thousand years ago and has since always been an important chinese export.at present more than forty countries in the world grow tea with asian countries producing 90% of the worlds total output.russians/ english / japanese /europe and america.types of chinese tea chinese tea may be classified into seven types of teas ： : ? ? green teawhite tea? ? ? ? ? black tea yello tea oolong tea dark tea scented tea-green tea green tea has the largest output in china.it is the unfermented tea and has the longest history.also, it can be subdivided into longjing tea from the west lake of hanzhou, maofeng tea from huangshan mountain, yunwu tea from lushan mountain and biluochun tea from jiangsu.west lake dragon well tea black tea black tea is totally different from 大家上午好，我将代表第一组向你们讲解我们的ppt，我们着重向你们分析中国和英国这两个国家的茶文化的区别。
good afternoon，everybody！i’m tang na.i’d like to show the differences between chinese tea culture and british tea culture, representing for group 1.１．茶文化的起源
作为茶树的原产地，中国是最早种植、加工和饮用茶的国度，是当之无愧的“茶的祖先”。中国茶文化始发于神农，闻名于鲁周公，兴于唐朝，流行于宋朝，普及于明清。至今已有五千年的历史，它与中国的佛教、儒学等糅合，独成一体。
２． 饮用方式的不同 中国人饮茶，注重“品”。用煮沸的清水冲泡茶叶，顺乎自然，在清幽的环境中优雅地品尝，寻求茶的固有之味，重在意境。饮茶要求安静、清新、舒适、干净。品茶的环境多在园林或自然山水间，人们搭设茶室，小憩品茗，意趣盎然。
英国在茶里加入牛奶，或者蜂蜜、肉桂、胡椒、威士忌、黄油、鸡蛋，以及一切他们想加入的东西，从而把苦涩的茶水变成适合自己口味的饮料。
now, we can know the different way of tea drinking.chinese often pay much 与之相比，英国人则嗜爱举行名目繁多的茶宴(tea party)、花园茶会(tea in garden)，野餐茶会(picnic tea)。about different tea etiquette, chinese attaches great importance to the tea etiquette.for example, after soliciting opinions of the guest, the host would choose tea which is the most suitable for its flavor, with the best tea hospitality.at the same time, the host should pay attention to the residueof tea water in the cup, if there’s a half cup, the host will add boiling water, keeping the concentration of tea consistent, and moderate temperatures.by contrast, british people are addicted to various tea feasts, such as tea party, tea in garden, or picnic tea.４． 影响不同
茶是我国人民物质生活的必需品，更是我国传统文化的载体。品茶、待客是中国个人高雅的娱乐和社交活动，坐茶馆、茶话会则是中国人社会性群体茶艺活动。中华茶文化在发展的过程中所发挥着多方面的社会功能和作用，比如，以茶祭祀、或者作诗、制药。
喝茶，对英国现代文明的进程有着不一样的影响。下午茶不仅仅是休闲的家庭生活的象征，更为女性的社交生活提供了场所。另外，国内茶叶的巨大消费量刺激了英国的对外贸易和殖民扩张，英国和东印度公司赚取了滚滚财富，为早期工业文明提供了资本积累。
talking about social affect, we can see, for china, tea is one of the necessities in chinese material life, but also the carrier of chinese traditional culture.entertaining a guest with tea, is chinese personal elegant entertainment while sitting in the teahouses or holding tea party is chinese social groups activities.the chinese tea culture plays various social functions in the developing process of tea, for example, it being used for sacrifice, banquet, poetry or medicine.tea has different effects on the progress of british modern civilization.afternoon tea is not only a symbol of leisure family life, but it offers more places for womens social life.in addition, the huge domestic consumption of tea stimulus britain foreign trade and colonial expansion and the uk has made a fortune, so that it could provide rich capital accumulation for their early industrial civilization that’s all.thank you.well do you have any questions?
第二篇：英语演讲稿：Coffee, Tea
英语演讲稿：Coffee, Tea
孟凯元
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.After listening to so many speeches, are you feeling a little thirsty?
So would you fancy a drink?
I know some of you prefer coffee.However, I like tea better.So we have different preferences.Don’t worry, that doesn’t mean that we are enemies.Just like some of you, one of my friends likes coffee very much.He’s a columnist who writes articles for newspaper.Because of his occupation, he always has to work at midnight.Thus, coffee becomes his close “soul mate”.He gradually gets addicted to it while I still love drinking tea.Why do people have different preferences and tastes? I think that’s because everyone is unique.Different people are born in different families, accept different education and experience different things in life.In other words, every subtle difference makes a person unique.That’s why the world is so colorful.That’s why life is so wonderful.That’s why we love to travel, to make friends.Imagine a world where everybody has the same face and shares the same habits.Every time you looked at your friends, it would feel like looking into a mirror.people would just be like machines, doing the same thing at the same time.Just as I said, every subtle difference makes a person unique.So we have thousands of standards to divide people into groups.But one group should not be against another.For example, men and women.In Holy Bible, Adam said, “this is now the bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh.She shall be called ‘woman’ for she was taken out of a man.” For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and they will become one flesh.From the word “united” we can see that God created men and women not to separate them.On the contrary, God intended to make people closer to each other.However, there are still some differences which can cause conflicts, nationality, for example.There are countless wars in history.Most of them were because that countries fought for their own benefits.Millions of people died for nothing but their nationalities.I believe many of you have watched the movie English patient.Count Almasy could not save Katherine’s life just because he had a German name.He was taken as a German spy.The story was completely a tragedy, but think about it, how ridiculous it is that people have to kill each other for their nationalities.You might say that it can only happen in the old times, the war time, but nowadays the conflicts can be more fierce and the causes can be more ridiculous.people throw stones and glass bottles at each other because they support different football teams.Yesterday people fought for nationalities, today people fight for football teams, who knows what people will fight for tomorrow? Maybe coffee and tea.The most amazing thing in the world is difference.It makes world beautiful but it also makes the world bloody and nasty.I hope in the future, there will be no prejudice, no hatred.You love your coffee, I love my tea, and we are still friends, never enemies.Coffee, Tea
张允宜
One of my friends used to tell me about a girl he once met on a train tour.She was an art student majoring in traditional Chinese painting.Every day she woke up with the sun, took a bath, poured a cup of tea for herself and then began to paint.She never used computers or mobile phones.My friend’s life back then seemed to be a remarkable contrast.He was a researcher at Microsoft.With instant coffee he began his day and spent the rest of the morning writing code.At that time, he admitted, he was touched by another life style and therefore started to reflect on his own.He categorized the two as tea and coffee.He said when he was all logic about his obligations and had to use caffeine to stay focused, he finally learned another possibility, a possibility that enables you to live artistically, but a possibility that most of us are never able to reach.There indeed are moments when we stop to look at what we have and become jealous of those who are brave enough to go after an idyllic life.Like Henry David Thoreau, by his reclusive living at the Walden he fronted only the essential facts of life, declared of independence and simplicity.We at occasions wish we had the same courage.But we don’t.Because we are at the same time jealous of those who live with a sense of self-fulfillment as their life is so organized that it appears to be flawless as well.We enjoy the “coffee” side too.The dilemma is that we keep telling ourselves we cannot have them both.But the fact is, for most of the times, we are puzzled by choices that we don’t have to make.Living deep does not mean a conflict with realism.Thoreau himself could manage to be an individualist anarchist on his voyage of spiritual discovery, and Adam Smith used to lecture us on how happiness originates from inner peace.Just think of the taste of the Green Tea Latte at Starbucks, mixed with the fragrance of tea and the delightful bitterness of coffee.This is the smell of life.Life is never a question of coffee or tea.It is an exploration of coffee and tea.The difference is made when you spare a second for introspection and link the two of them.Werner Heisenberg spent a summer in his youths in the Southern German villages and after viewing the picturesque scenery he depicted himself as not willing to look at physics for even another glance.However, later, when he was devoted again to laboratory, he claimed that he had found the unity of science and nature.This is the Eureka moment.Sooner or later it comes into our own lives too to teach us about the harmony of coffee and tea.As Jorges Luis Borges would say, for a genuine poet, every facet of the diamond of life is shining, for art is its heart.That friend of mine has now put his programmer days behind.Although late in the night when I pass his office the light might still be on, I am glad to hear new stories from him about discoveries on a lately opened café or a thought-provoking movie.I guess we have finally learned that life is sometimes like a cup of coffee.It is too hard to live to abstract ideals.And sometimes it is like a cup of tea, inspiring you to suck out the marrow of it.And we know that either coffee or tea needs to be exquisitely brewed.That is, after all, how we live in the world and of the world.
第三篇：Three Cups of Tea（写写帮推荐）
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An unlikely diplomat scores points for America in a corner of the world hostile to all things American—and not without reason.Mortenson first came to Pakistan to climb K2, the world's second-tallest peak, seeking to honor his deceased sister by leaving a necklace of hers atop the summit.The attempt failed, and Mortenson, emaciated and exhausted, was taken in by villagers below and nursed back to health.He vowed to build a school in exchange for their kindness, a goal that would come to seem as insurmountable as the mountain, thanks to corrupt officials and hostility on the part of some locals.Yet, writes Parade magazine contributor Relin,Mortenson had reserves of stubbornness, patience and charm, and, nearly penniless himself, was able to piece together dollars enough to do the job;remarks one donor after writing a hefty check, “You know, some of my ex-wives could spend more than that in a weekend,” adding the proviso that Mortenson build the school as quickly as possible, since said donor wasn't getting any younger.Just as he had caught the mountaineering bug, Mortenson discovered that he had a knack for building schools and making friends in the glacial heights of Karakoram and the remote deserts of Waziristan;under the auspices of the Central Asia Institute, he has built some 55 schools in places whose leaders had long memories of unfulfilled American promises of such help in exchange for their services during the war against Russia in Afghanistan.Comments Mortenson to Relin, who is a clear and enthusiastic champion of his subject, “We had no problem flying in bags of cash to pay the warlords to fight against the Taliban.I wondered why we couldn't do the same thing to build roads, and sewers, and schools.” Answering by delivering what his country will not, Mortenson is “fighting the war on terror the way I think it should be conducted,” Relin writes.This inspiring, adventure-filled book makes that case admirably.读后感：
When I started Three Cups of Tea, I had not heard of Greg Mortenson.I assumed he was some rich guy who had the resources to do anything he wanted.Then I learned Mortenson had worked hard to get through college and had done everything he could to spend time with his sister, Christa, to give her a better life prior to her death.Mortenson's missionary parents were born in Minnesota, but he was raised in Tanzania with his siblings because they were building a school at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro.While there, Christa contracted acute meningitis, from which she never fully recovered, and she became epileptic.On her twenty-third birthday their mother was taking her to the ―Field of Dreams‖ cornfield, because that was her favorite movie, but en
route Christa died of a massive seizure.In remembrance of his sister, Mortenson attempted to climb K2, the world's second highest mountain, located in Pakistan's Karakoram Mountains, to leave Christa's necklace at the summit.Fortunately for many of the villagers of Central Asia, he lost his way not once but twice, which took him on a path that would change tens of thousands of lives.The villagers offered luxuries to Mortenson that they themselves could not afford in their daily lives.Mortenson was amazed by how these children tried to teach themselves using a stick in the dirt, because their parents couldn't afford the dollar-a-day teacher salary.Their fierce determination reminded him of Christa, and he promised to build them a school.After returning home, Mortenson began writing letters on a rented typewriter asking for money to build a school in Korphe.One day the copy shop he frequented was closed, so he went to another and it turned out the owner was from Pakistan.He taught Mortenson to use a computer, which made it much faster to complete the 580 letters.Unfortunately, the replies were not promising.Mortenson's luck changed when a doctor he worked with gave him Jean Hoerni's number.Hoerni was an older man who had been a mountain climber.He gave Mortenson $12,000 to build the first school, then donated money to his Central Asia Institute.Mortenson sold all his possessions and made the long trip back to Korphe.He even slept in his car so as not to waste any money he could use to build the school.The villagers were thrilled to see ―Dr.Greg,‖ as they called him, because he had a first-aid kit and gave them badly needed medical attention.Although he told them he was only a nurse, they persisted in calling him Dr.Greg.He learned that many climbers had promised to return and help, but he was the first who had actually done it.Mortenson's determination to help the people of Central Asia is remarkable, especially after he was held hostage by the Taliban.Some of these Taliban fighters have since rejected violence and now work with him to build schools for the female population they once oppressed.Mortenson realizes that the best way to fight terrorism is by educating those who would otherwise be recruited by the Taliban.The one school Mortenson vowed to build has become 55 schools.If anyone ever deserved to win the Nobel Peace Prize, it's Dr.Greg.Please go tofor information on purchasing this book(proceeds go to the schools)or to make a donation to advance education in Central Asia.References：
1、“Paperback Nonfiction Bestsellers”, The New York Times, March 16, 2008.2、“Mortenson Campaigned to Build Schools in Asia”, ABC News, March 8, 2006.3、Worldview: The lesson jihad’s fear most – In the remote reaches of Pakistan, former mountain climber Greg Mortenson is besting extremists by building schools“, Philadelphia Inquirer, January 13, 2008.4、Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace One School at a Time, by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin, Penguin Books, NY, 2006, p.150.5、”Schools for Pakistan and Afghanistan“, Richard Halicks, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution, April 16, 2006.6、”Fresh Air“, with Terry Gross, National Public Radio(NPR), February 7, 2002.7、”Another Way to stop Terrorism“,Parade Magazine, March 5, 2006.8、”A failed mountaineer becomes a philanthropist after a village without a school saves his life“, Christian Science Monitor, Marilyn Gardner, September 12, 2006.9、”To fight terror, Montanan builds schools in Asia“, Todd Wilkinson, Christian Science Monitor, January 21, 2003.10、”Educating the World One Step at a Time“, Alison Walkley, Fairfield Citizen News, March 7, 2008.11、12、”Puddly Awards 2010".Powells Books.2009-08-12.13、http:///puddly2010.Retrieved 2010-04-09.
第四篇：茶文化图谱 Tea Culture Insight
茶文化图谱 Tea Culture Insight
中国人的生活，不用执拗，无需言语，只要静下心来吃茶去。
清代花瓶绘画（局部）：此图描绘了茶匠烘干茶叶的工作场景，是清代最流行的关于记录制茶工艺流程的纪实性绘画。
《唐人宫乐图》：绢本设色图轴，现藏台北故宫博物院。据专家考证，《唐人宫乐图》应完成于晚唐时期，正值饮茶之风盛行之际，而画中的场景正是典型的“煎茶法”场景的部分重现，也是晚唐宫廷中茶事昌盛的佐证之一。
1880年，三位香港传统女士在一起喝茶。从前，香港也曾将酒楼与茶楼分得很清楚：茶楼饮茶，有戏伶唱粤语旧戏；酒楼却是与花街柳巷的营生相关。但随着1935年香港禁娼令下，思变的酒楼老板也就开始备齐各式点心，信心十足地与茶楼抢生意了。
品茶：该图出自《清史图典》，画面内容反映了清代闺阁小姐与侍女煮水待茶的生动场景。清朝是我国古代茶文化趋于完善的时期，现在流行的六大茶类就是在这时完全确立的。
1790年，广州外销画里描绘的凉茶摊。外销画兴盛于十八九世纪，因为市场需求旺盛，于是在广东沿海城市，一批画匠开始专门大批量地绘制这些纪实性绘画，专供欧洲市场。而在广东一带最常见的凉茶摊，自然就成了这些外销画经常描绘的对象。
第五篇：教案who invented tea
Unit 9 When was it invented ?
一、Teaching context: Section B(3a—3b)
二、Teaching aims and demands: 1.To learn the key vocabulary and the target language.2.To train students’ reading skills.三、Teaching Key Points 1.Reading passage about tea.2.Writing practice on the invention of the flying disk.四、Teaching Difficult Points 1.To help the students understand the reading passage.2.To direct the students to write the article.五、Teaching Methods 1.Understanding the passage by answering the questions.2.Doing writing practice by writing similar articles to the model one.3.Pairwork
六、Teaching Aids 1.A radio 2.two blackboards
七、Teaching Procedures： Step 1 Greetings and review.⑴ Teacher and the students greet each other.⑵ Review the new words.根据汉语提示完成句子。
1.I didn’t___________(注意到)what she wore yesterday.2.The beautiful flowers produce a ___________(讨人喜欢的)smell.3.Don’t_____________(扔)things like that.It’s dangerous.4.Do you know the four inventions in ______________(古代的)China? 5.In fall, we can see lots of _____________(叶子)on the ground.Step 2 Presentation T: What’s this ?(tea).Do you like tea ?How many kinds of tea do you know ? Do you know anything else about tea ? Some questions about tea 1.Tea was first invented in________________ 2.Tea comes from _______________ 3.Tea trees mostly grow in the ____________of China.4.Tea was brought to the western world in _____________.Step 3 Come to the text 1.Listen to the tape and answer the questions:()①Who invented tea ? A.Cai Lun B.Sheng Nong C.We don’t know()②Was tea invented by accident ? A.Yes, it was B.No, it wasn’t C.No, it was 2.Ask Ss to read the passage aloud, then answer the following questions.1.What is the article about ? 2.When was it invented ? 3.Who was it invented by ? 4.How was it invented ? 3.Ask Ss to read the article again, then explain sth to Ss.★by accident 偶然，无意中.我意外地在拥挤的公共汽车上遇见了她。I met her ___ _______in a crowded bus.★not „until„直到„才„
他直到十点才回家。He _____go home _____ten o’clock.★according to 根据
★discover/invent 发现，发明 ★fall into 落入，陷入.他突然掉进水里。He ___ ___the river suddently.★notice sb do/doing sth;notice that注意到某人做某事/正在做某事 你注意到怀特先生离开房间了吗？
Did you _____Mr.White _____the room? 我没注意到你进来时扛着一个箱子。
I ____ _____you _____ a box when you came in.★in this way 用这种方法
★pleasant/pleased/pleasure高兴，愉快
4.Read the passage again, then retell the passage What: It‘s about the invention of tea.Who: _______________________________________________.When: ______________________________________________ Where:______________________________________________ How: _______________________________________________ Today: _______________________________________________ 5.3b Write an article using the notes in the box.(Get Ss to go through the contents in 3b first and then ask them start to write a similar article using the notes in 3b.after five minutes, get Ss to share their articles)
From pie plate to flying disk The flying disk was invented by college students._____________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Step4:Summary(Get Ss to sum up what they have learned in this period.)Step5:Do some exercises: 一 单项选择()1.The dinner didn’t start_____ all the friends arrived.A.since
B.until
C.while
D.by()2._____ the weather report, it will be snowy tomorrow.A.Because of B.instead of C.According to D.Hearing()3.I met a friend of mine ______ in the street yesterday.A.by accident B.by the end C.by mistake D.by car()4.The flowers in the garden produced a __________smell.A.please B.pleasant C.pleased D.pleasure()5.The hamburgers were invented ____________this way.A.by B.on C.in D.at()6.The ___________of the meat is not good.It___________bad.A.smells;smells B.smell;smells C.smell;smell D.smells;smell()7.I noticed them__________the teachers’ office just now.A.went into B.go into C.are going into D.came out()8._____________he isn’t tall enough, he is good at basketball.A.Because B.After C.Although D.Since 二 阅读理解
You may play ping-pong but perhaps you don’t know who invented it.In fact, it started when two students at Cambridge University began knocking a cork(软木)to each other across a table, which was made of old boxes.In about the year 1800, an American businessman created a game that he called indoor tennis.The Americans showed no interest in it.He introduced it to Londoners and it soon became popular in Britain.The game was then played across dining room tables, or on the floor with the net strung between chairs.The players used a ball game made of cork or rubber.A few years later an empty ball like the one we use today was invented.People all over the world loved it at once.A man called Mr.Wood of London, had the idea of covering the bats with rubber.The London businessman who first sold the patent right(专利权)of the game in England now called it “ping-pong.” “Ping” meant the sound of the bat hitting the ball, and “pong” was the sound of the ball hitting the table.()1.Who invented table tennis first? A.Mr.Wood B.An American businessman.C.Two students at Cambridge University.()2.In about the year 1800, this game is called ____________.A.table tennis B.ping-pong C.indoor tennis()3.Table tennis became popular in ___________ first.A.American B.Britain C.Cambridge University()4.In Britain, table tennis was played across ___________.A.chairs B.meeting room tables C.dining room tables or on the floor with the net strung between chairs()5.“ Ping”means the sound of ___,and “pong” was the sound of ___.A.the bat hitting the ball;the ball hitting the table B.the ball hitting the table;the bat hitting the ball C.the ball hitting the table;the ball hitting the table Step6:Homework 1 根据汉语完成句子。
①用这种方法，她学到了许多知识。
________ _______ _______,she got a lot of ___________.②他酒醉跌入水中。
He was drunk and __________ _____________the water.③昨晚看完足球赛，他才睡觉。
He ______go to bed _____he finished watching the football match last night.④城镇在战争中被破坏了，但是图书馆遗留了下来。
The town was destroyed in the war ,but ________ _________ _________.⑤茶什么时候带到西方国家的？
When was tea _________to the _____________countries? 2.完形填空
China is the home of tea,1.____ has more than 4000 years of history.People throughout China drink tea daily.2_____the three major drinks---tea, coffee and cocoa, tea is drunk by3._____people in the world.Tea from China, along4._____silk and porcelain egan to be known by the world over a thousand years ago and has been an important Chinese export5.______.Tea leaves6._____south of the Yangtze River, in the provinces of Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Fujian, because of the mild 7.____and rich soil there.Longjing, Wulong, Pu’er and Tieguanyin are all 8.____kinds of tea.Over the past centuries, Chinese people9.________their unique tea culture, which includes tea planting, tea-leaf picking, tea making, tea drinking and so on.Tea is10._______a popular topic which is often mentioned in dances, songs, poems and novels.（）1.A.who B.which C.where D.when（）2.A.In B.For C.Of D.By（）3.A.the number of B.a number of
C.a large number of D.the largest number of（）4.A.between B.with C.except D.besides（）5.A.at that time B.from now on C.just then D.since now（）6.A.produce B.are produced C.make D.are made（）7.A.climate B.weather C.condition D.environment（）8.A.interesting B.important C.famous D.normal（）9.A.had developed B.have developed C.developed D.are developing（）10.A.too B.as well C.either D.also
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