Guided practice activity 8

1. Identify the part of speech in the gap: noun, verb or adjective
2. Look at the words on either side of the gap, and decide what part of speech they are.
   1. What type of word follows a noun?
   2. What type of word follows an adjective?
   3. What follows verbs?
3. If you have words to choose from, decide:
   1. What the word means. Does it fit the meaning of the sentence?
   2. Is it the right part of speech?
      There are many types of tea in the world today and their varieties are a result of how much 1 ________ the particular raw tea leaf has gone through. One of the most common teas in the world today is black tea. Although the liquid we drink is 2 ________, the colour of the leaves used to make the drink is black. Oolong or 'half-oxidised' teas are a cross between green and black. 3 ________ teas are unfermented and have a lighter flavour. They are traditionally seen as a health drink in both Eastern and Western countries, and there are many different types of this tea. White tea leaves are kept in the 4 ________ to prevent them going green. This tea is not mass-produced and is therefore 5 ________ and highly sought-after. Decaffeinated tea is usually produced from 6 ________ tea, although better tea is produced if green tea is used. Although herbal teas are not real teas, they are referred to as tea because they are produced in a 7 ________ way.

      Source: Beverage Service: The Bartender's Friend, Futura Training