TABC Basic TABC 2

Question 1

Under Texas law, what is the maximum legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for a driver aged 21 or older who is not commercially licensed?

Accepted Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.05%

Answer

0.10%

Answer

0.02%

Question 2

A customer orders a drink but appears to already be intoxicated. What should the server do?

Accepted Answer

Refuse service and offer food, water, or a ride

Answer

Serve the drink but water it down

Answer

Serve only if the customer promises not to drive

Answer

Ask a manager to serve them instead

Question 3

Which form of identification is generally NOT acceptable proof of age when selling alcohol in Texas?

Accepted Answer

A photocopy of a driver's license

Answer

A valid Texas driver's license

Answer

A U.S. passport

Answer

A military ID card

Question 4

What does the term 'dram shop liability' refer to?

Accepted Answer

Liability of a business for harm caused by illegally serving a patron

Answer

A tax on alcohol sales

Answer

A license required to sell beer

Answer

Insurance covering employee theft

Question 5

A patron's ID shows they turn 21 tomorrow. Can you legally sell them alcohol today?

Accepted Answer

No, they must be 21 on the day of purchase

Answer

Yes, if they are with an adult

Answer

Yes, since they are almost 21

Answer

Yes, if they only buy beer

Question 6

What is the primary purpose of TABC certification for sellers and servers?

Accepted Answer

To reduce underage drinking and intoxication-related harm

Answer

To increase alcohol sales

Answer

To set drink prices

Answer

To license bartenders as managers

Question 7

Which of the following is an obvious physical sign of intoxication a server should watch for?

Accepted Answer

Slurred speech and loss of balance

Answer

Ordering food with a drink

Answer

Paying with a credit card

Answer

Asking for the drink menu