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Coffee beans or _____ come from a small tree (shrub) of the genus Coffea.
 
  a. nuts
  b. cherries
  c. kernels d. berries

Question 2

Natural or table wines with an alcohol content of _____ are generally consumed with meals.
 
  a. 3.2 percent
  b. 6 percent
 c. 8 percent to 14 percent d. 15 percent to 24 percent



amynguyen1221

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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