ServSafe Alcohol Test 2023 –Questions and Answers

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Phil Kafarakis - Answer- NRA chief Innovation officer Josh Halpern - Answer- VP on Premise Sales for Anheuser Busch Anheuser Busch has been promoting alcohol responsibly for ______ years - Answe... r- 30 Tools to prevent underage drinknig - Answer- ask for ID and check it carefully Acceptable forms of ID - Answer- Drivers License, State ID card, active military ID, passport What to look for when verifying an ID: - Answer- ensure photo height and width match guest, check birth and expiration dates, check size, color, thickness and corners of ID, and look for any tears, frays, or other damages Any doubts about an ID - Answer- notify manager How to recognize Intoxication - Answer- watch how much and how quickly they drink, there are typically physical and behavioral indications Visible Signs - Answer- relaxed inhibitions, impaired judgements, slowed reaction time, lack of coordination Which of the following is true about liquor laws? - Answer- local liquor laws can be stricter than state liqor laws The letters BAc stand for - Answer- blood alcohol content Once you have stopped service to a guest, the next step is - Answer- ensure the person gets home safely Which of the following is equal to one drink? - Answer- gin and tonic with 1.5 oz of 80 proof gin A server can be held responsible for serving an intoxicated guest... - Answer- ...even if the manager tells her to do so Holding an ID at an angle when vieing it will help you see its - Answer- hologram If two guests are about to fight, you should - Answer- call the police and move other guests away from the fights Swaying or staggering when walking is a sign of - Answer- impaired motor coordination When comparing an ID to a guest presenting it, which of the following is a red flag? - Answer- different eye color An ID reader is used to - Answer- display info from barccodes or magnetic strips on ID You can be criminally liable for: - Answer- serving alcohol to a minor, serving a guest who appears to be intoxicated, possessing, selling, or allowing the sale of drugs on the premises Consequences for criminal violations - Answer- probation, fines, jail time In Illinois, selling alcohol to a minor is a __________ and punishable by a fine up to $2500 and jail sentence up to a year - Answer- Class A misdemeanor In New Mexico recent law makes it a ________ to purchase, give, or sell alcohol to anyone under 21 - Answer- felony Which of the following is not a criminal violation related to the sale and service of alcohol? - Answer- serving a guest who arrived from another establishment, but shows no signs of intoxication Guests injured on the premises can sue... - Answer- the establishment, the employees for contributing to or doing nothing to prevent the guests injury As a seller or server of alcohol it could make you responsible for ________ of _____- in addition to criminal charges - Answer- payment of damages Many states have passed the DRAM shop laws which create - Answer- a special kind of civil liability for establishments with liquor licenses and the people employed by them DRAM shop laws allow - Answer- someone injured by a guest who was drinking at an establishment to sue the establishment and their employees and management During any civil law suits, the courts will look for the actions that you took at the time of the incident: - Answer- did you check your guests ID? did you stop serving because the guest was intoxicated? do servers check IDs at all times? are guests allowed or encouraged to become intoxicated? are policies in place to protect guests overall safety? Many municipalities have a liquor authority often called the - Answer- alcoholic beverage control or the liquor control commission Responsibilities of Liquor Authorities include - Answer- issuing and monitoring liquor licenses, issuing citations for violations, holding hearings for violators of the liquor code Obtaining a liquor license is not a right but a _______ - Answer- privilege Citations can be issued for: - Answer- selling to a minor, failing to check ID of a guest who appears to be underage, allowing a minor to enter the establishment with a fake ID, serving a guest who is or appears to be intoxicated, discriminating against patrons due to race, gender, age, or sexual orientation selling or serving alcoholic beverages at those times or occasions it is not permitted _________ checks are a way to monitor establishments - Answer- compliance In general you have to be ______ to serve alcohol, but this law varies - Answer- 21 variations of the law that you have to be 21 to serve: - Answer- Some states allow underage servers to bring alcohol to the table but not pour it, to take orders and payments for drinks but not serve them, and some apply to the liquor authority for permission to serve alcoholic beverages Some laws may prohibit: - Answer- 2 or more drinks at a time, an unlimited number of drinks for a fixed price, reduced-price drinks for a specific period of time, drinks containing additional alcohol without an increase in price, drinks as a prize for a game or contest conducted at the establishment Activities that will NOT remove alcohol from the body - Answer- breathing, drinking coffee, taking a cold shower, exercising, urinating Most of the alcohol a person consumes is absorbed into the bloodstream from the _________ - Answer- small intestine Factors that Affect BAC - Answer- rate of consumption and amount consumed, drink strength, body type, gender, age, emotional state, medications, food, carbonation Medications that interact with alcohol - Answer- cold tablets, tranquilizers, antihistamines, high blood pressure meds One drink = ______ wine - Answer- 5oz domestic wine is _____% alcohol - Answer- 12 American lager is ____-% alcohol - Answer- 4-5 One drink = ______ 80-proof liquor - Answer- 1-1.5oz [Show More]

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