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Mayan Chocolate Culture Quiz

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What was the taste of the chocolate drink made by the Maya in the 4th century AD?

Sweet and creamy

Bitter and spicy (correct)

Nutty and smooth

Fruity and tangy

Which social class primarily consumed the chocolate drink in Mayan society?

Common people

Rich and noble members (correct)

Servants and laborers

Artisans and craftsmen

What was one of the uses of cacao beans in Mayan culture?

In agricultural rituals

For textile production

To make decorative art

As a form of currency (correct)

Besides being consumed, how did the Maya incorporate chocolate in their society?

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What does the Mayan word 'Kakaw' refer to?

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Mayan Chocolate Culture Quiz

Choose a study mode

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Questions and Answers

What was the taste of the chocolate drink made by the Maya in the 4th century AD?

Which social class primarily consumed the chocolate drink in Mayan society?

What was one of the uses of cacao beans in Mayan culture?

Besides being consumed, how did the Maya incorporate chocolate in their society?

What does the Mayan word 'Kakaw' refer to?

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