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lesantik [10]
2 years ago
10

Rita buys her cup of coffee at the corner store every morning. Like most people, Rita doesn't think about where the coffee came

from. The USA imports most of its coffee from South America, Africa, and Asia. Workers must pick the coffee berries, wash them with special methods, dry and sort them. Usually at this point they are sold to companies and traded across the world. The berries or "beans" are ground up and brewed to make drinks for consumers like Rita.
This passage describes
A.
when coffee originated.
B.
why coffee is produced.
C.
how coffee is produced.
D.
how Rita makes coffee.
History
1 answer:
hjlf2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

C. how coffee is produced because it is explaining the process of picking and cleaning the beans and exporting them.

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