Bartender Certification Bar Law and Liquor Regulations 2

Question 1

What is a 'last call' law designed to enforce?

Accepted Answer

The legally mandated time after which alcohol sales must stop

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The minimum number of drinks per customer

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A maximum drink price policy

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The required closing time for all bars

Question 2

What is the purpose of a 'house policy' on over-service?

Accepted Answer

To establish internal guidelines for refusing service to intoxicated guests

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To maximize drink sales

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To set drink prices

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To determine happy hour hours

Question 3

Under U.S. law, which of the following is NOT a valid reason for a bartender to refuse service?

Accepted Answer

Patron belongs to a protected racial group

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Patron appears visibly intoxicated

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Patron is under 21

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Patron has no valid ID

Question 4

What should a bartender do if they suspect a patron has presented a fake ID?

Accepted Answer

Refuse service and, if required by local law, notify authorities

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Serve the patron anyway to avoid conflict

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Confiscate the ID and serve the patron

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Ask the patron to come back with a real ID

Question 5

What does BAC stand for in the context of alcohol law?

Accepted Answer

Blood Alcohol Content

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Bar Alcohol Certification

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Beverage Alcohol Compliance

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Bar Administration Code

Question 6

Which practice helps a bartender comply with alcohol service laws when a patron's age is uncertain?

Accepted Answer

Checking ID regardless of apparent age

Answer

Serving a reduced portion

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Asking the patron to sign a waiver

Answer

Allowing a friend to vouch for the patron