Sugar Plantation: True or False

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Quiz on sugar, molasses and rum history

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Sugar Plantation: True or FalseOnline version Quiz on sugar, molasses and rum history by Malikwaa p 1 The scum or impurities formed on the surface were scraped off and later used with molasses for making rum. Yes No 2 The juice was boiled in the largest of three copper boilers, then transferred into the smallest copper boiler at a higher temperature. Yes No 3 The cane was taken to the Mill where it was crushed to extract the juice by three rollers. Yes No 4 The juice was collected in a large copper clarifier in the boiling house, then heated with white lime to purify. Yes No 5 The juice was boiled only in one copper boiler. Yes No 6 Rum was invented in Europe in the 18th century. Yes No 7 The Teaché was never mixed with molasses. Yes No 8 The Teaché was emptied into hogsheads, and the sugar left in the barrel was muscovado. Yes No 9 Molasses is not a byproduct of sugar production. Yes No 10 The flavor of rums is determined only by the distillation method. Yes No

Sugar Plantation: True or FalseOnline version

Quiz on sugar, molasses and rum history

by Malikwaa p

The scum or impurities formed on the surface were scraped off and later used with molasses for making rum.

Yes

The juice was boiled in the largest of three copper boilers, then transferred into the smallest copper boiler at a higher temperature.

Yes

The cane was taken to the Mill where it was crushed to extract the juice by three rollers.

Yes

The juice was collected in a large copper clarifier in the boiling house, then heated with white lime to purify.

Yes

The juice was boiled only in one copper boiler.

Yes

Rum was invented in Europe in the 18th century.

Yes

The Teaché was never mixed with molasses.

Yes

The Teaché was emptied into hogsheads, and the sugar left in the barrel was muscovado.

Yes

Molasses is not a byproduct of sugar production.

Yes

The flavor of rums is determined only by the distillation method.

Yes

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Sugar Plantation: True or FalseOnline version

by Malikwaa p

The scum or impurities formed on the surface were scraped off and later used with molasses for making rum.

The juice was boiled in the largest of three copper boilers, then transferred into the smallest copper boiler at a higher temperature.

The cane was taken to the Mill where it was crushed to extract the juice by three rollers.

The juice was collected in a large copper clarifier in the boiling house, then heated with white lime to purify.

The juice was boiled only in one copper boiler.

Rum was invented in Europe in the 18th century.

The Teaché was never mixed with molasses.

The Teaché was emptied into hogsheads, and the sugar left in the barrel was muscovado.

Molasses is not a byproduct of sugar production.

The flavor of rums is determined only by the distillation method.

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