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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Remove alcohol from the table.
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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remove any remaining drinks from the table
"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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Public Intoxication
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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public intoxication
It is illegal for a person to appear in a public place while intoxicated.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
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TRUE
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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TRUE
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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Public Intoxication
To appear in a public place while intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger the person or another. A person that is so intoxicated that he or she could cause damage or harm to someone else must not be in public places in Texas.
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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all of the above
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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FALSE
Explanation: The liver breaks down and metabolizes alcohol at a rate of about one-half ounce per hour, or the amount of alcohol found in a standard alcoholic beverage.
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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1
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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one-half
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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Men and women metabolize alcohol at different rates.
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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vomiting is a sign the body is getting toxic
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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the person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcohol
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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FALSE
It is illegal for a minor, someone under the age of 21, to purchase alcohol.
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
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TRUE
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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if a person looks like a minor, he likely is a minor
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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Check their identification
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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All of the above
* Erasure marks on paper ID (shining a light behind the paper usually will reveal this).
* 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).
* Improper type style (this occurs when a number or letter has been erased and a new number or letter is typed over the original).
* Signs that a new number has been pasted over the existing number on the ID.
* Unusual bumps or air pockets especially on laminated IDs, indicating the lamination has been redone.
* Erasure marks on paper ID (shining a light behind the paper usually will reveal this).
* 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).
* Improper type style (this occurs when a number or letter has been erased and a new number or letter is typed over the original).
* Signs that a new number has been pasted over the existing number on the ID.
* Unusual bumps or air pockets especially on laminated IDs, indicating the lamination has been redone.
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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All of the above
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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bumps or air pockets on laminated IDs
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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self-conscious about appearance
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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All of the above
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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12-ounce beer
a 5 ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a 12-ounce beer
a 5 ounce glass of wine has the same alcohol as a 12-ounce beer
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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TRUE
A 5-ounce glass of wine contains the same amount of alcohol as a 12-ounce beer.
A 5-ounce glass of wine contains the same amount of alcohol as a 12-ounce beer.
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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12-ounce
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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12-ounce beer
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 bloodstream
The BAC is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in:
A: the bloodstream
B: the liver
C: the brain
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the bloodstream
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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TRUE
BAC is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the blood.
BAC is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the blood.
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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the person who actually serves, sells or delivers the alcoholic beverage
EXPLANATION: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage is responsible for deciding if a person is intoxicated and if the sale of alcohol to them would be illegal.
EXPLANATION: The person who actually serves, sells, or delivers the alcoholic beverage is responsible for deciding if a person is intoxicated and if the sale of alcohol to them would be illegal.
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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increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated
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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TRUE
Combining certain over-the-counter drugs with alcohol can increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated.
Combining certain over-the-counter drugs with alcohol can increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated.
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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A patron may enter or leave a licensed premise with an open alcoholic beverage as long as they remain in the facility.
EXPLANATION: TABC approved public entertainment facility such as:
Public entertainment facility means an arena, stadium, automobile race track, amphitheater, auditorium, theater, civic center, convention center, or similar facility that is primarily designed and used for live artistic, theatrical, cultural, educational, charitable, musical, sporting, nationally sanctioned automobile racing, or entertainment events. The term includes a facility that is part of an approved venue project, including the venue and related infrastructure, as those terms are defined by Section 334.001, Local Government Code.
Public entertainment facility property means property on which a public entertainment facility and a licensed or permitted premises are located and related surrounding property.
The term does not include a facility the primary purpose of which is the sale of food or alcoholic beverages, including a bar, nightclub, restaurant, hotel, bowling alley, pool hall, or dance hall, or a facility that derives 75 percent or more of the facility's annual gross revenue from the on-premise sale of alcoholic beverages, except for a facility that is part of an approved venue project, including the venue and related infrastructure, as those terms are defined by Section 334.001, Local Government Code.
EXPLANATION: TABC approved public entertainment facility such as:
Public entertainment facility means an arena, stadium, automobile race track, amphitheater, auditorium, theater, civic center, convention center, or similar facility that is primarily designed and used for live artistic, theatrical, cultural, educational, charitable, musical, sporting, nationally sanctioned automobile racing, or entertainment events. The term includes a facility that is part of an approved venue project, including the venue and related infrastructure, as those terms are defined by Section 334.001, Local Government Code.
Public entertainment facility property means property on which a public entertainment facility and a licensed or permitted premises are located and related surrounding property.
The term does not include a facility the primary purpose of which is the sale of food or alcoholic beverages, including a bar, nightclub, restaurant, hotel, bowling alley, pool hall, or dance hall, or a facility that derives 75 percent or more of the facility's annual gross revenue from the on-premise sale of alcoholic beverages, except for a facility that is part of an approved venue project, including the venue and related infrastructure, as those terms are defined by Section 334.001, Local Government Code.
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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A person under the age of 21
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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a person under the age of 21
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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Gender
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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Gender
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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Gender
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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Complete a seller training course every 2 years
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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FALSE
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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FALSE
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