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Read the text Then Answer the questions by choosing the best choice:
Coffee and tea are favorite hot drinks of people in all parts of the world. Coffee is very popular in Europe and in the Middle East. Some people put Cream and sugar in their coffee, but in the United States, where more coffee is used than in any other nations, many people drink their coffee ” black” , without Cream or sugar . The desert tribe’s men, who also use a lot of coffee, like sugar like to boil and cool it several times before they drink it.

1. The most liked hot drinks in the world are……………….. .
2. Cream and sugar
3. Sugar and water
4. Coffee and tea
5. Water and cream
6. People drink the most coffee in……………….