7 Brew Brewista Practice Test

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Which of the following temperatures is considered too hot for kids' drinks?

100°F
110°F
121°F
130°F

The correct answer is: 121°F

The temperature that is considered too hot for kids' drinks is 121°F. This is due to the risk of burns and scalds that can occur at higher temperatures. The threshold for causing burns in young children is significantly lower than in adults. At around 120°F, a child can suffer a burn in about five seconds of exposure, making it a critical temperature to avoid for drinks intended for children. A temperature of 100°F is typically warm and generally safe for consumption, while 110°F is still within a warm range that many children can handle without risk of burns. Even 130°F is concerning but may not be as immediately harmful compared to 121°F, which is precisely where the burn risk significantly increases. Thus, 121°F stands out as especially critical, marking a level where the potential for injury is particularly high for children.