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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Cup of Humanity.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When was tea first brought to Europe?
(a) The late-1300s.
(b) The late-1500s.
(c) The late-1400s.
(d) The late-1200s.

2. The Japanese under ______________________in the second half of the 19th century were pursuing efforts to modernize.
(a) Emperor Meiji.
(b) Emperor Jimmu.
(c) Emperor Itoku.
(d) Emperor Suizei.

3. What is one of these sides?
(a) The great scholar.
(b) The great artisan.
(c) The great student.
(d) The great painter.

4. Is it appropriate for Westerners to learn tea's origins and how tea is used elsewhere?
(a) Yes.
(b) Possibly.
(c) No. It will never be appropriate.
(d) No, not yet.

5. How did tea grew in popularity?
(a) Sporadically.
(b) Steadily.
(c) Slowly.
(d) Quickly.

Short Answer Questions

1. Fenollosa left to curate what museum?

2. Who brought the tea to Europe?

3. What is another side?

4. Okakura worked to make the Boston Museum a world-famous repository of what?

5. He died in 1913 after returning to Tokyo and contracting what disease?

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