This quiz is for alcohol safety certification. Please pick the best answer for each question. The maximum number of wrong answers is 4. Upon having 5 or more wrong answers, a retake of the course will be required. A $10 fee will be charged for a retake.
Give them a ride
Grab them
Do nothing
Warn guest that you will call the police if they drive away
Mouth
Liver
Stomach
Small intestine
Offer coffee
Offer chicken wings, beef nachos, meatballs
Offer desserts
Offer pasta
Increased heart rate
Loss of body heat
Impaired motor skills
Slowed reactions
105lb woman
150lb man
150lb woman
165lb man
1 oz. 100 proof liquor
8 oz glass wine
Mixed drink 1 ¼ oz 80 proof liquor
32 oz bottle beer
8 percent
20 percent
50 percent
80 percent
Slowed reaction time
Impaired motor coordination
Impaired judgment
Relaxed inhibitions
A taxi was called for an intoxicated person
A minor is seated with adults who are not drinking
A guest is not appropriately dressed
A guest is in the yellow level
Reaches red level
Exhibits threatening or abusive behavior
Is denied alcohol
Complains about being refused alcohol
A party arrives with a designated driver
Guest is being shut off
Party arrives with a minor
Guest switches to soda
Call the guests family
Fill out an incident report
Call the police
Inform the server on the next shift
One day after an incident occurs
If a criminal charge is filed
Immediately after the incident
At the end of your shift
I’m sorry, but our policy doesn’t allow me to serve more than one drink per hour
Serve them one last drink
Confront the guest but give another drink
Allow guest to continue drinking
Fill out an incident report
Alert the other guests at the table
Alert a manager and find a backup
Serve the guest one last drink
Stimulant
Depressant
Warming agent
Blood sugar stabilizer
Suggest that the involved guests leave
Tell manager
Not stop serving nor confront guests
Explain the law to the guest
One hour
Two hours
Three hours
Four hours
Small intestine
Kidneys
Liver
Capillaries
Drink coffee
Exercise
Wait for the body to break down the alcohol
Take a cold shower
¼ oz pure alcohol
½ oz pure alcohol
¾ oz pure alcohol
1 oz pure alcohol
The traffic light system
Local last call ordinances
Dwi convictions
Dram shop laws
Stop serving alcohol ¾ of way through game
Allow spectators to byob
Serve drinks in oversized cups
Count drinks and be aware of intoxicated guests
International codes
National codes
State and local liquor codes
The national transportation safety board
Negligence
Constructive knowledge
Compliance
Actual knowledge
Verbally warn pregnant guest of effects of alcohol on fetus
Pass out written warnings to pregnant guests
Post a visible sign that warns guests of alcohol’s effects on the fetus
Establish their own policies regarding serving pregnant guests
Serves alcohol to a minor
Serves alcohol to an intoxicated guest
Doesn’t prevent a guest from driving away and someone is injured
Is injured on the job
How old are you
How do you spell your first name
What is your address
Does this id belong to you
When a guest is drinking beer
When a guest is running a tab
Never stack drinks
When you want a big tip
Several hours before closing
About an hour before closing
A few minutes before closing
At closing time
Only serve guests who are in the green level
Shut people off
Slow alcohol service
Check id’s carefully
Offer a guest one drink if he eats
Tell guest that your policies don’t allow you to serve more than one drink per hour
Embarrass them
Ignore the guest until they get the hint
Ask to see utility bill
Ask to see birth certificate
Ask to see photo id
Ask to see credit card with their name
Expiration date
State seal
Coding
Birth date
Ask for a second form of id
Allow her to continue drinking
Stamp her hand
Check id again
Varying alcohol recipes
Not measuring shots
Standard glassware, and measured shots
Offering a guest at yellow level a premium brand of alcohol
Coffee with cream liquor
Double scotch on rocks
Light beer
Gin and tonic
Ask for birth certificate
Ask guest to remove id from wallet
Check id in wallet
Not worry if guest is nervous
Keep track of who orders at at banquets, stadiums, and casinos
Evaluate a guests level of alcohol intake
Slow service
Avoid writing incident report
Free pouring
Using pour spouts
Using jiggers
Dispensing alcohol in specific-sized glasses
Green level
Yellow level
Red level
Advancement toward red level
Interview
Intervene
Interfere
Intoxication
When they are with a designated driver
When they are regulars
Never
When eating