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Alcohol Test - Primary and Advanced (2) Flashcards

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  1. In the ServSafe Alcohol Primary course, what is the primary audience?

    Answer: Servers, bartenders, and anyone who sells or serves alcohol

    The ServSafe Alcohol Primary course is designed for anyone who sells or serves alcohol, including servers and bartenders.

  2. What additional topic does the ServSafe Alcohol Advanced course cover that the Primary course does not?

    Answer: Managing alcohol service operations and staff training

    The Advanced course adds management-level content including how to train staff and manage alcohol service operations.

  3. What does 'last call' mean in a bar or restaurant setting?

    Answer: The notification to staff to stop taking alcohol orders before closing

    Last call is the announcement that the establishment will soon stop accepting alcohol orders, giving customers a final opportunity to order.

  4. A customer orders a round of shots for a group, but one person in the group appears already intoxicated. What should the server do?

    Answer: Refuse to serve alcohol to the visibly intoxicated person

    A server must refuse alcohol service to anyone who appears visibly intoxicated, regardless of group dynamics.

  5. Which factor most directly affects how quickly a person becomes intoxicated?

    Answer: The person's body weight and food consumption

    Body weight and food consumption are key factors that affect how quickly alcohol is absorbed and how soon a person becomes intoxicated.

  6. What is the legal consequence for a server who sells alcohol to a minor?

    Answer: Civil and/or criminal penalties including fines and license suspension

    Selling alcohol to a minor can result in serious civil and criminal penalties for both the server and the establishment.