TABC Flashcards
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A guest orders a drink but you notice they are already showing signs of intoxication. What should you do?
Answer: Refuse the sale and offer water, food, or a ride option
TABC law prohibits selling alcohol to an intoxicated person, so you must refuse the sale.
Under Texas law, who can be held liable if an intoxicated patron causes harm after being over-served?
Answer: The seller/server and establishment
Texas Dram Shop law can hold servers and establishments liable for over-serving.
What is the minimum legal drinking age in Texas?
Answer: 21
The legal drinking age in Texas and all U.S. states is 21.
Which form of identification is acceptable to verify a customer's age?
Answer: A valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID
Only a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID reliably verifies age.
A minor may legally be served alcohol in Texas in which situation?
Answer: When in the visible presence of a parent, guardian, or adult spouse who is of legal age
Texas allows a minor to be furnished alcohol only in the visible presence of their legal-age parent, guardian, or spouse.
What does the term 'intervention' refer to in TABC training?
Answer: Taking steps to prevent illegal sales and problems before they occur
Intervention means proactively acting to prevent illegal or harmful alcohol sales.
Which of the following is a physical sign of intoxication you should watch for?
Answer: Slurred speech and loss of coordination
Slurred speech and impaired coordination are common signs of intoxication.