7 Brew Brewista Practice Test

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What is the temperature range for a hot drink labeled as "drinkable"?

120 - 130
130 - 140
140 - 150
150 - 160

The correct answer is: 140 - 150

The label "drinkable" for a hot beverage typically refers to the temperature range that is comfortable for a person to sip without risking burns or discomfort. A temperature range of 140 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit is considered optimal for this classification. At this range, beverages can still be pleasantly warm and flavorful while being safe for consumption. Temperatures below this range, such as those listed in the first two choices, are generally too cool to be classified as 'hot' drinks, and the last choice exceeds the comfortable threshold, likely leading to potential burns. Therefore, the 140 to 150-degree range effectively balances warmth and safety, making it the appropriate selection for the temperature of a "drinkable" hot beverage.