Title: 2.3 Which of these statements is true about the majority of tea sold in New Zealand?

Q: 3. Which of these statements is true about the majority of tea sold in New Zealand?
- a. It isn’t organic. (Negatives in the options are hard to read and to process. This is an unfair disadvantage in a test environment. This would be even more difficult and unfair if the stem also included a negative, for example, 'false' instead of 'true'. In addition, this answer for 'b' is the direct opposite of option 'd', indicating that either 'b' or 'd' is likely to be the correct answer.)
- b. It isn’t flavoured. (correct) (Negatives in the options are hard to read and to process. This is an unfair disadvantage in a test environment. This would be even more difficult and unfair if the stem also included a negative, for example, 'false' instead of 'true'. In addition, this answer for 'b' is the direct opposite of option 'd', indicating that either 'b' or 'd' is likely to be the correct answer.)
- c. It doesn’t meet Fair Trade guidelines. (Negatives in the options are hard to read and to process. This is an unfair disadvantage in a test environment. This would be even more difficult and unfair if the stem also included a negative, for example, 'false' instead of 'true'. In addition, this answer for 'b' is the direct opposite of option 'd', indicating that either 'b' or 'd' is likely to be the correct answer.)
- d. It is flavoured. (Negatives in the options are hard to read and to process. This is an unfair disadvantage in a test environment. This would be even more difficult and unfair if the stem also included a negative, for example, 'false' instead of 'true'. In addition, this answer for 'b' is the direct opposite of option 'd', indicating that either 'b' or 'd' is likely to be the correct answer.)