Alcohol Serving Education Answers 2024

Your seller-server certificate can also be revoked by TABC if you:
Your seller-server certificate can be revoked by the TABC if you:
A: Serve alcohol to a minor
B: Refuse to serve an intoxicated customer
C: Offer discounts on alcoholic beverages
D: Work at multiple establishments

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A TABC Seller Server Certificate can be revoked if you provide false information, such as social security number or birth date, at time of course registration.
A TABC seller server certificate can be revoked if you provide false information
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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My business uses electronic scanning devices to verify an ID is valid, once I scan the ID, I do not need to compare the picture or physical description because the scanner has verified the sale of alcohol is legal.
My business uses electronic scanning devices to verify an id is valid, once I scan the id, I do not need to compare the picture becasue the scanner did it for me
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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It is illegal for a minor to:
Its illegal for a minor to:
A: drink beer in the visible presence of adult parent
B: falsely state that he is 21 years of age or older
C: serve alcohol in the scope of minor’s employment
D: buy alcohol qhilw under the supervision of a police officer

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Which one of these behavior clues is the strongest indicator to the server that Chuck should be cut off?
which of these behavior clues is the strongest indicator to the server that chuck should be cut off
which of these behavioral cues is the strongest indicator to the server that chuck should be cut off
A: Impaired judgment
B: Relaxed inhibitions (losing inhibitions)
C: Sluggish reactions (slowed reactions)
D: Affected coordination (loss of coordination)

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Which of the following would not be a proper basis upon which Morgan might determine that Chuck is visibly intoxicated?
_______would not be a proper basis upon which morgan might determine that chuck is visibly intoxicated
A: Bloodshot eyes
B: Slurred speech
C: Unsteady gait
D: Dilated pupils

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Which of the following would NOT be a proper basis upon which Morgan might determine that Chuck is visibly intoxicated?
A: He is holding his head in his hands, and when he stands, he appears dizzy, almost falling, then after sitting, he lays his head In addition to the drinks Chuck has had, Casey mentions they are on top of nothing but medication.
B: When he speaks he slurs his words, and his speech pattern goes from quiet to loud.
C: He has been dumped by his girlfriend and is drinking tonight to drown his sorrows.

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What signs of intoxication is John showing?
What signs of intoxication is john showing tabc server
A: He is having a serious conversation with Cori and Dean, and he begins flirting with Paris, hoping she will bring him another drink.
B: When his friends suggest that he's has too much to drink, John becomes quiet and sullen as he considers their advice.
C: His speech is slurred, his mind and body seem to be moving slowly, but as soon as Paris explains she cannot bring him another drink because she might lose her job, John's mood changes from civil to aggressive.
D: Responding to Paris's suggestion that he's had enough, John argues reasonably that Cori is the designated driver and Dean will "keep me out of trouble."

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Bars and restaurants are at risk of losing their liquor license if they do not keep liquor invoices for at least:
A: 6 months
B: 1 year
C: 3 years
D: 5 years

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What are effective ways to monitor a customer's alcohol consumption?
A: Use different glasses for alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
B: Ask others in the customer's party.
C: Check the customer's bill, if they're running a tab.
D: Keep track of the number of drinks that your customer consumes.

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Which of the following is NOT an ample evidence that should not be served another alcoholic beverage according to the server?
A: The customer is visibly intoxicated
B: The customer is behaving aggressively
C: The customer has consumed multiple alcoholic beverages
D: The customer has paid for their previous drinks

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Ample evidence that Chuck should not be served any more alcohol is provided server by all these verbal clues EXCEPT:
A: I think you need some food in your belly, man.
B: All he needs is to relax, have another drink.
C: On top of nothing but medication today?
D: I'll let you know when the world stops spinning.

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Why does peter ask for c lai'res birth date in reverse order?
why does peter ask for claire's birth date in reverse order
ANSWER: if the ID is fake.....asking for the year first breaks that order breaks the memory

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Is Peter's conduct proper?
is peter's conduct proper tabc quiz
A: No. Although Claire has difficulty answering questions about her age, and she admits to being carded all the time, his suspicions are unfounded because minors never go to bars alone.
B: Yes. Servers of alcohol must check the ID of anyone who appears to be a minor. If Peter has any doubts that she is a minor, attempting to verify that she is at least 21, which her ID apparently indicates, and then refusing to serve her alcohol when she doesn't seem to know her own fake age is proper.
C: No. As requested, Claire provides an ID that validates she is over 21; any further questioning is improper.
D: No. It is improper for Peter to test Claire about her age just based on his own suspicions. He cannot legally refuse to serve her the beer without definitive proof that she is under 21.

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When Paris cuts John off, what professional intervention techniques does she use?
When paris cuts john off what professional intervention techniques does she use?
when paris cuts john off what professional behavior intervention techniques does she use
When paris cuts john off what professional intervention techniques does she use
When paris cuts john off quiz answer
A: She removed the last drink; serves John a large glass of water; notifies coworkers that John is intoxicated: records the incident.
B: She remains calm, but firm; speaks to John courteously with concern; uses mostly nonthreatening “I” statements.
C: She avoids bargaining; diverts John’s attention; suggests that Cori take him home.
D: She states that she cannot serve John another drink; appeals to Cori and Dean for help to cut John off; promptly walks away from the table.

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Did Paris make the right decision not to serve john another drink? Quiz
Video quiz Did paris make the right decision not to serve john more
A: No. John is not a minor (under 21); therefore, he is responsible for his own behavior, and so Paris must continue to serve him alcohol as long as he requests it.
B: Yes. Servers must not serve alcohol to someone who is visible intoxicated, and John is visibly intoxicated here
C: No. By refusing to serve John another drink, Paris has probably subjected herfelg and her establishment to legal liability.
D: Yes. Paris felt like John's flirting was inappropriate, so cutting him off was the best way to teach him some manners.

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on what evidence does gabriel base his decision not to serve Michelle and her friend?
video quiz on what evidence does gabriel base his decision not to serve michelle and her friend?
On what evidence does Gabriel base his decision not to serve Michelle and her friend quiz
on what evidence does gabriel base his decision not to serve michelle and her friend answer
on what evidence does gabriel base his decision not to serve michelle and her friend tabc
ANSWER: Michelles id was questionable and her friend did not have an id

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After deciding not to serve alcohol to these two suspected minors, what is Gabriel's next appropriate action?
After deciding not to serve alcohol to these two suspected minors what is gabriel's next appropriate action?
A: Serve the two suspected minors, but make their requested drinks "virgin."
B: Ask them to leave the bar area since drinking alcohol is predominate there.
C: Begin a lengthy educational discussion about the law and the dangers of alcohol.
D: Confiscate Michelle's ID, inform his manager and coworkers, and call the police.

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The Texas Department of Public Safety issues driver's licenses and identification cards that have specific security features. A valid driver's license issued after April 2009 has which of thefollowing features on the front of the card?
A: Texas Capital printed on the left side of the card
B: Texas Capital printed on the right side of the card
C: Alamo printed on the right side of the card
D: State map printed on the right side of the card

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The texas department of public safety issues driver's licenses and identification cards that have specific security features. a valid driver's license issued after april 2009 has which of the following features on the front of the card?
A: 8-digit license number printed in blue
B: Official's signature overlaps the photo
C: Fine lines used in images and in the background of the card
D: Variable rainbow text used on the date of birth
E: Texas Capital printed on the right side of the card.
F: All of the above

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Which of the following actions is illegal?
A: A minor purchases alcohol assisting a police officer in the enforcement of the alcoholic beverage code.
B: Serving alcohol to minor who has submitted a valid looking ID.
C: A minor attempts to purchase an alcoholic beverage.
D: Allowing a minor to drink alcohol in the presence of adult parents.

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If you knowingly break the laws that govern alcohol sales, you may be found guilty of a crime.
A: The doorperson or bouncer who allows a person entry into the establishment
B: The bartender preparing drinks for the servers to bring to the tables
C: The owner of the establishment
D: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage

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If you knowingly break the laws that govern alcohol sales, you may be found guilty of a crime.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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The more a person weighs, the __________ alcohol they can consume before becoming intoxicated.
Alcohol they can consume before becoming intoxicated tabc
A: Less
B: More
C: Same amount of
D: No effect on

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On average, it takes a women's body __________ to metabolize one drink than it would take the average man's body.
A: Same amount of time
B: More time
C: Less time
D: Variable time depending on body weight

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True or False: It is legal for an employee to ask a customer to buy them a drink.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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True or False: It is illegal for an employee to ask a customer to buy them a drink.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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True or False: Establishments can be held liable in civil court when an employee sells/serves/provides alcohol to an obviously intoxicated person who causes injury or damage.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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In general, which of the following is legal for someone under the age of 21 to do?
A: Purchase alcohol
B: Buy an energy drink
C: Consume and purchase alcohol
D: Consume alcohol

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If you are presented an obviously fake driver’s license, you should
If you are presented an obviously fake driver's license, you should:
A: Ignore it and proceed with the transaction
B: Accept it if the individual looks old enough
C: Verify its authenticity using available resources
D: Confiscate the license and call the police

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Intervention means refusing a sale of alcohol to an individual in order to remain lawful.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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For seller-servers, intervention means:
A: Knowing your responsibilities as a seller-server
B: Refusing the sale of alcohol to an individual in order to remain lawful
C: Breaking the laws for selling alcohol
D: Being found responsible for any damage caused by intoxicated people

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One of the major benefits of working as an alcohol seller-server is that you can ask customers to buy you drinks.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Which scenario does NOT require responsible seller-server behavior?
A: Alcohol served at promotional events
B: Alcohol served in sports venues
C: Alcohol served for free as part of an event
D: All of the above require responsible seller-server behavior

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When volunteering at an event, you cannot be held criminally liable for serving intoxicated persons or providing alcohol to minors, since you are not being paid for your time.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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If you are not 100 percent positive that the person is over the age of 21, then you should not make the sale.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Customers who arrive to an establishment already intoxicated can still legally be served alcohol.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Call law enforcement if an intoxicated customer insists on driving home and refuses a taxi or pickup by a friend or relative.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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A minor using a fake ID to purchase and consume alcohol has violated which section of the law?
A: Section 106.07
B: Section 1.04
C: Section 49.031
D: Section 2.12

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The Three-Step Process for checking ID includes the following steps except
Three step process for checking identification texas tabc quiz
A: Looking for the right type of ID
B: Matching the physical description and picture on the ID to the person buying alcohol
C: Confiscating the ID if it is determined to be fake

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The Three-Step Process for checking ID includes the following steps except __________.
Three step process for checking identification texas tabc online
A: Step 1: Verify the ID document
B: Step 2: Verify the authenticity of the ID document
C: Step 3: Verify the identity of the person presenting the ID
D: Step 4: None of the above

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All seller server training schools are owned and operated by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Consequences for breaking alcohol selling laws include
A: The server being found guilty of a crime
B: The server paying for damages caused by a person illegally served alcohol by them
C: The employer losing their license to sell alcohol
D: All of the above

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Texas alcohol laws do NOT try to prevent___
A: Alcohol sales to minors.
B: Alcohol sales to college students 21 and over
C: Alcohol sales to non-members in private clubs.
D: Alcohol sales to people who show signs of intoxication.

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Texas alcohol laws do NOT try to prevent___
A: Sales to minors.
B: Public intoxication.
C: Overconsumption.
D: Responsible drinking.

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When is the best time to check for identification?
When is the best time to check for identification alcohol TABC
When is the best time to check for identification quiz
A: After you have made the sale or serve the drink
B: When the person walks into the store or licensed premises
C: Before you make the sale or serve the drink
D: While the person is paying for their purchase

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As you inform an intoxicated customer you can no longer serve him or her you should do what?
A: Remove alcohol from the table.
B: Complete an incident report.
C: Ask the customer to leave the premises immediately.
D: Call the police.

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As you inform an intoxicated customer you can no longer serve him or her, you should do which of the following things?
A: Remove any remaining drinks from the table
B: Allow the customer to finish any remaining drinks
C: Remove all plates from the table
D: Be judgmental

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"Appearing in a public place while intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger him or herself or someone else" is the definition of which term in this course?
A: Drunk
B: Criminal Negligence
C: Public Intoxication
D: Habitual Drunkard

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Which of the following is the Penal Code term that means "appear in a public place while intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger the person or another"?
To appear in a public place while intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger themselves or another person is known as:
A: public intoxication
B: criminal negligence
C: safe harbor
D: private intoxication

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It is illegal for a person to appear in a public place while intoxicated.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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The definition of public intoxication is if the person appears in a public place while intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger the person or another.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Which term matches the following definition, “To appear in public under the influence of alcohol or any other substance to the degree that the individual may endanger him or herself; or others.”
A: DWI
B: Public Intoxication
C: Intoxication
D: Criminal Negligence

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As a seller/server, if you sell alcohol to a intoxicated person, your employer could
A: lose permit
B: pay fines
C: be held liable
D: all of the above

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The liver breaks down and metabolizes alcohol at a rate of about 1 ounce per hour. true false
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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The liver can break down alcohol at the rate of ___ drinks per hour?
A: 1
B: 2
C: 3
D: 4

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Alcohol is metabolized by the liver at a rate of ________ ounce per hour.
A: one-quarter
B: one-half
C: three-quarters
D: one

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Which of the following statements about alcohol consumption is correct?
Which of the following statements about alcohol consumption is correct?
Which of the following statements about alcohol is correct?
A: The higher the level of the enzyme dehydrogenate in the body, the faster one becomes intoxicated.
B: Mixing different kinds of alcoholic beverages increases the rate of intoxication.
C: Coffee alters the blood alcohol level in a person's body.
D: Men and women metabolize alcohol at different rates.

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Which of the following statements about alcohol consumption is CORRECT?
A: vomiting is a sign the body is getting toxic
B: vomiting at the end of a night of drinking is good
C: coffee will help sober someone up.
D: A person’s BAC will stop after he or she passed out.

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Who can be held liable if an age restricted item is sold to a minor
A: the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
B: the person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcohol
C: the person who consumes the alcohol

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A person who sells alcoholic beverages to a minor when such a sale is prohibited can recover on the contract.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
C: Only if the minor is emancipated
D: Only if the minor misrepresents their age

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It is illegal for a minor, someone under the age of 21, to purchase alcohol.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Which of the following statements is CORRECT regarding deciding whether an alcohol sale is legal?
A: if a person looks over 21, she likely is.
B: few minors have the physical characteristics of an adult
C: if a person looks like a minor, he likely is a minor
D: signs of physical maturity are a reliable guide.

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What is the safest way to avoid a sale to minors?
A: Note the way they are dressed
B: Watch how they interact with others
C: Check their identification
D: Observe their behavior

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Which of the following things may indicate an ID has been altered? TABC
A: Erasures
B: Cut and paste numerals
C: Substandard or too perfect graphics
D: Substandard lamination
E: All of the above

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Which of the following things may indicate an ID has been altered?
A: Erasure marks on paper ID (shining a light behind the paper usually will reveal this).
B: Improper alignment of letters or numerals (this occurs when a number or letter has been erased or cut out and a new number is pasted or typed over the erasure).
C: Improper type style (this occurs when a number or letter has been erased and a new number or letter is typed over the original).
D: Signs that a new number has been pasted over the existing number on the ID.
E: Unusual bumps or air pockets especially on laminated IDs, indicating the lamination has been redone.
F: All of the above

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Which of the following things may indicate an ID has been altered?
A: Bumps or air pockets on laminated IDs
B: Texas Capital printed on the right side of the card
C: Different hairstyle in the photo
D: Rainbow text used on the date of birth

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Which of the following behavior patterns may be characteristic of minors?
A: calm demeanor
B: eye contact
C: self-conscious about appearance
D: relaxed, confident attitude

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Which of the following behavior patterns may be characteristic of minors?
Which of the following behavior patterns may be a characteristic of minors?
A: Self conscious about appearance.
B: May appear nervous – may not make eye contact with you.
C: Young people gathering in groups and sending one to make a purchase.
D: Young people approaching adults that are on their way in to make a purchase.
E: Some minors act very confident and sure of themselves when attempting to purchase alcohol.
F: All of the above

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A 5- ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a:
A 5 ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a
A 5 ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol content as a
A: 5- ounce beer
B: 22- ounce beer
C: 18-ounce beer
D: 12-ounce beer

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A 5-ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a 12-ounce beer. True or false? Select your answer below.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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A 5-ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a _____ beer.
A: 10-ounce
B: 12-ounce
C: 2.5-ounce
D: 3 ounce

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A 5-ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as A:
A: 12-ounce beer
B: 3 ounce of tequila
C: 2.5-ounce shot of 80-proof vodka
D: 2 ounce of 100-proof whiskey

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The BAC is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in:
A: the body
B: the bloodstream
C: the drink
D: the breath

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The BAC is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in:
A: the bloodstream
B: the liver
C: the brain

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Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream expressed as a percentage. True or false? Select your answer below.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Who is responsible for deciding if a person is intoxicated and if the sale of alcohol to them would be illegal?
Who is responsible for deciding when a customer is intoxicated?
A: the manager on duty
B: the door people, bouncers, floorwalkers or bartenders
C: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage
D: the customer

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When combined with alcohol, some over-the-counter drugs can:
When combined with alcohol some over-the-counter drugs can tabc
When combined with alcohol some over-the-counter drugs
A: decrease the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated
B: make an intoxicated person appear normal
C: have little effect on a person
D: increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated

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When combined with alcohol some over the counter drugs can increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated. true or false.?
When combined with alcohol some over the counter drugs can increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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In an approved public entertainment facility, which of the following is allowed?
In an approved public entertainment facility, which of the following is allowed?
In an approved public entertainment facility what is allowed?
in an approved public entertainment facility which of the following is allowed
A: A patron may enter or leave a licensed premise with an open alcoholic beverage as long as they remain in the facility.
B: Take an open alcoholic beverage to your car.
C: Bring unopened alcoholic beverages into the facility as a spectator
D: Provide alcohol to anyone no matter their age or level of intoxication

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When selling alcohol, a minor is defined as:
A: A person under the age of 21
B: A person under the age of 30
C: A person under the age of 18
D: A person under the age of 16

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According to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, a minor is:
A: a person under the age of 21
B: a person under the age of 18
C: a person without a valid drivers license
D: a person under the age of 20

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which of the following factors may impact a person’s blood alcohol concentration (bac)?
Which of the following factors may impact a person's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?
Which of the following factors may impact a person's blood alcohol concentration tabc
question 1: which of the following factors may impact a person’s blood alcohol concentration (bac)? * gender tolerance age ethnicity
A: Age
B: Gender
C: Tolerance
D: Ethnicity

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Which of these factors may affect a person’s blood alcohol concentration? gender race blood type age
Which of the following factors may impact a person's BAC quiz
A: Race
B: Age
C: Blood Type
D: Gender

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Which of the following factors may impact a persons Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?
Which of the following factors may impact a person’s Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?
A: Hair Color
B: Gender
C: Age
D: Alcohol Tolerance

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In order to remain certified, I have to:
In order to remain certified i have to quiz
in order to remain certified i have to tabc
in order to remain certified i have to what
TABC In order to remain certified, I have to:
A: Complete a 30 minute refresher course
B: Do nothing, the certificate never expires
C: Complete a seller training course every 2 years
D: Submit a renewal form

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An expired driver's license is an acceptable form of identification as long as the photograph matches the person presenting the license.
A: FALSE
B: TRUE

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An expired driver's license can be used as proof of age for alcohol purchases as long as the individual can answer questions about personal information on the license.
A: FALSE
B: TRUE

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Laws regulating the sale of alcohol serve the purpose oF:
Laws regulating the sale of alcohol serve the purpose of tabc texas
A: preventing the sale of alcohol to minors under 21 years of age
B: preventing the sale of alcohol to people who are intoxicated
C: all of the above

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What is a good technique to use when trying to determine if a customer is intoxicated?
What is good technique to use when trying to determine if a customer is intoxicated
A: Talk to the customer when they first arrive to establish a baseline of their behavior.
B: Look for common signs of intoxication, such as slurred speech, impaired balance and reduced inhibitions.
C: Observe how they are interacting with other people in their party.
D: All of the above.

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When checking an ID, make sure the description matches the person, the photo matches the description, and...
A: look for signs the identification was altered.
B: check the date of birth to make sure the person is 21 or older.
C: check to make sure it was issued outside of the United States
D: both A and B

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In which situation is it legal for a minor to consume alcohol?
A: When working at an establishment as a bartender and mixing drinks.
B: When they with their sibling who is over 21.
C: When they are at a friend's house and the parent of the friend provides the alcohol.
D: When they are in the visible presence of their parent and the parent provides the alcohol.

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In order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol/intervention, you need to:
In order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol you will need to
in order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol, you will need to:
A: Serve alcohol to anyone who asks for it
B: Avoid checking IDs to speed up service
C: Recognize signs of intoxication and refuse service when necessary
D: Always provide extra alcohol to customers

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Which is considered a nonjudgmental statement when stopping alcohol service to a guest?
A: i cannot serve you more alcohol because you have had enough.
B: i'm pretty sure you won't be able to drive home, so i'm not serving you any more drinks.
C: you seem pretty intoxicated, and i feel that you have had enough to drink tonight.
D: i'm sorry, but to serve you more alcohol is against the law.

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In texas the legal definition of intoxication is what percentage
One of the legal definitions of intoxication in Texas is having a blood alcohol concentration oF:
The legal definition of intoxication in Texas is
In texas, the legal definition of intoxication is _______ % bac, or any amount which results in loss of normal use of mental or physical faculties.
A: 0.08 or more
B: 0.05 or more
C: 0.15 or more
D: 0.20 or more

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Which strategy is NOT effective in preventing a guest from becoming intoxicated?
Which strategy is not effective in preventing a guest from becoming intoxicated servsafe
A: Pouring the guest water and refilling it often to keep the guest hydrated
B: Offering the guest food to slow the absorption of alcohol
C: Offering the guest drinks mixed with tonic or soda to decrease the amount of alcohol in each glass
D: Pouring drinks consistently to keep track of the actual number of drinks consumed

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Which strategy is NOT effective in preventing a guest from becoming intoxicated?
A: Offering the guest water and refilling it often to keep the guest hydrated
B: Offering the guest food to slow the absorption of alcohol
C: Offering the guest drinks mixed with tonic or soda to decrease the amount of alcohol in each glass
D: Pouring drinks consistently to keep track of the actual number of drinks consumed

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A person should not drink alcohol when they are feeling tired
A person should not drink alcohol when they are feeling hungry
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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A person should not drink alcohol when they are feeling the following, EXCEPT:
A person should not drink alcohol when they are filling the following EXCEPT
A: Hungry
B: Angry
C: Tired
D: Excited

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Denying alcohol service to a pregnant woman is what type of discrimination
Denying alcohol service to a pregnant guest is considered which type of discrimination?
A: age
B: racial
C: gender
D: religious

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Denying alcohol service to a pregnant woman is legal in what states?
ANSWER: All of them

The best time to tell guests that alcohol service will be stopped is
A: when they order another drink.
B: when their last drink is served.
C: after transportation has been arranged.
D: after the police have been called.

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When is the best time to inform a guest that you have to stop alcohol service?
A: After you have arranged a safe ride home for the person
B: When the person tries to order another drink
C: Before the person has ordered food
D: As you serve the person's last drink

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When can physical force be used to prevent an intoxicated guest from driving?
A: When the guest has ignored all requests not to drive and begins approaching the car
B: When the guest has ignored all requests not to drive and becomes violent
C: When the guest is driving with a spouse and small children
D: Do not use physical force to prevent a guest from driving

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True or false operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol is a violent crime
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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You may serve a person who is showing apparent signs of intoxication but is not driving.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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When handling an intoxicated person, which of the following is not a manner in which you should speak?
A: In a calm and respectful tone
B: In a loud and aggressive manner
C: Using clear and simple language
D: With empathy and understanding

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When handling an intoxicated person, which of the following is not a manner in which you should speak?
A: In a calm and non-confrontational manner
B: Using aggressive and threatening language
C: Speaking loudly and forcefully
D: Using clear and concise language

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When handling an intoxicated person which of the following should you do
A: Be a pushover
B: Avoid letting other patrons get involved in the matter
C: Enter a debate on the issue to explain your thoughts
D: Grab a patron who has fallen down and help steady the person

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An apparently intoxicated person may:
A: Not possess or consume liquor
B: Not possess, consume or purchase liquor
C: Not remain on the premises
D: A and C

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An apparently intoxicated person may stay on-premises.
An apparently intoxicated person can stay on the premises.
An apparently intoxicated person may stay on the premises.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE

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Offering food or water and refraining from overpouring are ways to
A: sober up a guest.
B: prevent a guest from becoming intoxicated.
C: make additional income for the bar.
D: calculate the Blood Alcohol Concentration of a guest.

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Where can a server find detailed descriptions of current drivers licenses and state ID cards
A: Lamination
B: Ghost photo image
C: ID Checking guide
D: ID reader

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The seller-server will not be charged if the minor:
The seller server will not be charged if the minor answers
The seller server will not be charged if the minor
A: Is not part of a TABC-approved and supervised sting operation.
B: Shows an apparently valid ID that is issued by a governmental agency, contains a physical description and photograph that matches the minor's appearance, contains a birthdate that shows him or her to be 21 years of age or older
C: Is currently enrolled in their "supplementary summer semester of their second senior year of high school.
D: All of the above

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What should servers do if they see guest with illegal drugs? servsafe answer
What should servers do if they see guests with illegal drugs
A: Refuse entry/service to guest who participates in the sale or use of illegal drugs on the licensed premises areas.
B: Allow the guest in the sale or use of illegal drugs on the licensed premises areas.
C: Arrange a special table for the guest to in the sale or use of illegal drugs.

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What should servers do if they see guests with illegal drugs servsafe
What should servers do if they see guests with illegal drugs?
A: Call the liquor authority
B: Confiscate the drugs
C: Ask the guests to leave
D: Alert the manager

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Can an employee manager or owner of a retail licensee buy an alcoholic beverage for a customer.
A: Yes
B: No

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Which of these would be considered an example of criminal negligence?
which of these would be considered an example of criminal negligence tabc
A: Failing to check IDs
B: Not even looking for signs of intoxication.
C: Both A and B
D: None of the above

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When selling alcohol samples to a customer, which of the following is correct?
A: Off-sale retailers are only permitted to offer samples at their own location.
B: Must be consumed on the licensed premises during hours of business with no charge.
C: Samples may be offered only from new products currently in stock and available for purchase.
D: Sample sizes may not exceed - 3 Oz of malt; 50 mL of Wine; 25 mL of Distilled spirits, liqueurs and cordials.
E: All of these are correct

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Who is legally responsible for the sale of alcoholic beverages?
who is legally responsible for the sale of an alcoholic beverage?
A: The owner of the bar, restaurant, or liquor store
B: The customer
C: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage
D: None of the above
E: All of the above

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What are the Keys to Customer Observation?
A: See how they Walk, See how they Talk, See how they Smell
B: See how they Walk, See how they Interact, See how they React
C: See How They Look, See What They Do, See How They React
D: None of the above

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What are the keys to customer observation?
what are the keys to customer observation tabc seller server
A: If they look like a minor, they likely are a minor.
B: Carefully look at their ID.
C: Watch how your customer acts.
D: Watch how your customer interacts with you and others.
E: All of the above.

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If a minor is served alcohol who is legally responsible tabc
If a minor is served alcohol, who is legally responsible?
If a minor is served alcohol, who is responsible legally?
If a minor is served alcoholic beverages who is legally responsible?
A: only the minor
B: both the owner and the server.
C: Parents, Guardians, Relatives, Friends & Neighbors
D: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage

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