SERVSAFE ALCOHOL PRACTICE EXAM

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SERVSAFE ALCOHOL PRACTICE EXAM

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Question 1: If the words Genuine or Authentic appear on an ID, what does it indicate?

• The ID is a fake.
• The ID has expired.
• The ID belongs to a minor.
• The ID is from a different state.

Answer:

• The ID is a fake.

Valid ID's do not contain these words

Question 2: What must you always do when checking an ID with an ID reader?

• Simply swipe or scan the ID.
• Ask the guest to verify the readout on the display.
• Compare the readout with the information on the ID.
• Scratch the magnetic stripe or bar code to ensure it is real

Answer:

• Compare the readout with the information on the ID.

Match sure that the information matches.

Question 3: True or False: You should call the police if an intoxicated guest insists on driving away from the establishment.

Answer:

True. You cannot allow a guest to leave the establishment intoxicated because the establishment will be held liable both civilly and criminally.Question 4: What is the first thing you should do before stopping service to a guest?

• Alert a backup.
• Call the police.
• Bring the guest a soft drink.
• Fill out an incident report.

Answer:

• Alert a backup.

This person must be prepared to help and take action, they must be close enough to observe but not too close as to appear threatening.

Question 5: Liquor licenses are issued and monitored by the

• liquor authority.
• local chamber of commerce.
• Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).
• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF).

Answer:

• liquor authority.

Question 6: How many drinks are in a 60-ounce pitcher of beer?

• 2 drinks
• 3 drinks
• 4 drinks
• 5 drinks

Answer:

• 5 drinks
• drinks x 12 ounces of beer = 60 ounces

Question 7: A person who is complaining about the strength of a drink after drinking others of the same strength is demonstrating what sign of intoxication?

• Relaxed inhibitions
• Impaired judgment
• Slowed reaction time
• Impaired motor coordination

Answer:

• Impaired judgment

Question 8: What does civil liability mean for sellers or servers of alcohol?

• They can be held responsible for committing a crime.
• They can be fined for failing to pass a compliance check.
• They can be sued and forced to pay damages for injuries.
• They can be fined for violating the establishment's liquor license.

Answer:

• They can be sued and forced to pay damages for injuries.

Civil liability lawsuits will only impact the financial aspects of an establishment, a fine for violating the liquor license would come from the Liquor Authority.Question 9: All other factors being the same, who's BAC would be highest after drinking a 12-ounce beer?

• Man, aged 25
• Man, aged 60
• Woman, aged 25
• Woman, aged 60

Answer:

• Woman, aged 60

Women have a higher BAC than Men and an Older person will have a higher BAC than a Younger person.

Question 10: Once you have stopped service to a guest, what is the next step?

• Alert a backup.
• Complete an incident report.
• Ensure the guest gets home safely.
• Ask the guest to leave the establishment as soon as possible.

Answer:

• Ensure the guest gets home safely.

Since you already stopped service you should've alerted a backup beforehand, and Completing an incident report is done after the incident is over.

Question 11: Who can be sued in a dram shop case?

• The business
• The business owner
• The employees of the business
• The business, business owner, and employees

Answer:

• The business, business owner, and employees

Anyone working at the establishment can be sued. Dram shop laws set caps on the amount of money that can be rewarded.

Question 12: Which of the following is true about liquor laws?

• Municipal 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

Answer: