Презентация, доклад на тему It's 5 o'clock tea or a story of one tradition

dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon tea.”
Henry James (1843-1916)

Braganza.

breakfast, at about 8 o'clock.
c. Lunch. About 11-12 o'clock.
d. English afternoon tea or Low tea. (Cream tea/light tea/full tea).

on white bread with the crusts cut off.  
Biscuits, known as cookies in the United States. 
Scones, dense buttery discs, with jam and lemon curd, a spread made from eggs, butter, and lemons. 

order. 
Find a place to display the tea party spread. A dining room table will do. Some people have special tea trays, large enough for the tea pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and all the dishes for the tea.  
Decorate the tea or tray with a small vase of flowers or other seasonal ornaments. A bough of holly might work well for a Christmas tea. 
Invite as many guests as desired, but be careful to not exceed the number of matching tea cups and saucers.  
Select matching china, tea pot, and napkins for serving the tea.

cups of tea daily according to the research by UK Tea Council, don't they? 
Who's a tea-acholic? 
Was drinking tea popularized in England in 1660 or 1840? 
How many kinds of English do you remember? 
What do English call "low tea"? 
What food for an English tea can you name?