Title: 3.6 White tea is

Q: 6. White tea is
- a. tea with milk. (correct) (This a culturally based question, and different people from different backgrounds will have different answers. In many countries, 'white tea' is a category of tea that has not been oxidised in its manufacturing process. In New Zealand and Australia, 'white tea' means black tea with milk added. Did you notice that the punctuation in option a is different? It makes a full sentence when attached to the stem, making it the more tempting answer because it looks like it was cut and pasted from another text to make the question. Click on 'Retry' to check the other options.)
- b. Tea that is unoxidised. (correct) (This a culturally based question, and different people from different backgrounds will have different answers. In many countries, 'white tea' is a category of tea that has not been oxidised in its manufacturing process. In New Zealand and Australia, 'white tea' means black tea with milk added. Did you notice that the punctuation in option a is different? It makes a full sentence when attached to the stem, making it the more tempting answer because it looks like it was cut and pasted from another text to make the question. Click on 'Retry' to check the other options.)
- c. Another name for decaffeinated tea. (This a culturally based question, and different people from different backgrounds will have different answers. In many countries, 'white tea' is a category of tea that has not been oxidised in its manufacturing process. In New Zealand and Australia, 'white tea' means black tea with milk added. Did you notice that the punctuation in option a is different? It makes a full sentence when attached to the stem, making it the more tempting answer because it looks like it was cut and pasted from another text to make the question. Click on 'Retry' to check the other options.)