- Alcohol Test Flashcards
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What does 'third-party liability' mean in the context of alcohol service?
Answer: The legal responsibility of a seller/server or establishment if an intoxicated guest harms others
Third-party liability (dram shop liability) holds servers and establishments responsible if an over-served guest injures a third party.
Which of the following is NOT a sign of intoxication that a seller/server should watch for?
Answer: Increased appetite
Increased appetite is not a recognized sign of intoxication. Slurred speech, coordination loss, and bloodshot eyes are common indicators.
A regular customer insists they are fine to drive despite showing signs of intoxication. What is the best response?
Answer: Offer a non-alcoholic beverage and suggest alternative transportation
The best response is to offer a non-alcoholic drink and suggest alternatives such as a taxi, rideshare, or calling a friend.
At approximately what rate does the body eliminate alcohol?
Answer: One standard drink per hour
The liver processes approximately one standard drink per hour. This rate cannot be sped up by coffee, food, or exercise.
What is the purpose of checking ID for every customer who appears to be under age 30?
Answer: To ensure no minors are served alcohol
Checking ID for customers who appear under 30 ensures that servers do not accidentally serve alcohol to someone who is underage.
Which of the following best describes a 'house policy' for alcohol service?
Answer: A set of internal rules an establishment creates to promote responsible alcohol service
A house policy is an establishment's own set of internal rules for responsible alcohol service, going beyond minimum legal requirements.