ALCOHOL SERVSAFE EXAM - STUDY GUIDE

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ALCOHOL SERVSAFE EXAM - STUDY GUIDE

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Question 1: D. All of the above.

Answer:

A server who is 21-years old can legally do which of the following?

• Pour liquor.

• Deliver liquor to a guest's table.

• Take payment for liquor from a guest.

• All of the above.

Question 2: A. fat

Answer:

The best type of food for slowing alcohol absorption in the stomach is high in

• fat

• salt

• sugar

• carbohydrates

Question 3: B. impaired judgment

Answer:

Complaining about the strength of a drink after having consumed others of the same strength is a sign of

• relaxed inhibitions

• impaired judgment

• slowed reaction time

• impaired motor coordination

Question 4: Higher

Answer:

Will your BAC be higher or lower after drinking alcohol with carbonation as opposed to without?

Question 5: D. Woman, aged 60

Answer:

Which of the following would have the highest BAC after consuming one beer?

• Man, ages 25

• Man, aged 60

• Woman, aged 25

• Woman, aged 60

Question 6: A. Only until its expiration date

Answer:

For how long is an ID considered valid?

• Only until its expiration date

• Up to one month past its expiration date

• Up to six months past its expiration date

• Up to one year past its expiration date

Question 7: Food needs to be digested first, but alcohol does not.

Answer:

What is the difference between food and alcohol's journey to the bloodstream?

Question 8: D. Carbonation may cause a guest to reach a higher BAC faster

Answer:

Which of the following is true about BAC?

• Food does not affect BAC

• Emotional state has no effect on BAC

• Medications do not have an effect on BAC

• Carbonation may cause a guest to reach a higher BAC faster

Question 9: 12% - 14 %

Answer:

What is the typical ABV of wine in the U.S.?

Question 10: D. All of the above

Answer:

Alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream through the

• Mouth

• Stomach

• Small intestine.

• All of the above

Question 11: 0.30

Answer:

What level of intoxication can lead to a coma or even death?

Question 12: D. impaired motor coordination

Answer:

Swaying or staggering when walking is a sign of

• relaxed inhibitions

• impaired judgment

• slowed reaction time

• impaired motor coordination

Question 13: A. Local liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws.

Answer:

Which of the following is true about liquor laws?

• Local liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws.

• Obtaining a liquor license is the right of every operation.

• Violation of liquor laws will not result in an establishment losing its liquor license.

• Only the local liquor authority has the responsibility for monitoring and enforcing liquor laws.

Question 14: A. local liquor authority.

Answer:

Most liquor licenses are issued and monitored by the

• local liquor authority.

• local chamber of commerce.

• Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).

• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF).

Question 15: D. ask the guest's friends to help you by not giving the intoxicated guest any more alcohol.

Answer:

1f a guest whose service has been stopped is with others who are not intoxicated, you should