Certification Exam: Alcohol Server Training

Question 1 of 10

What is the only factor that lowers Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?

A) Vigorous exercise B) Time C) A cold shower D) Drinking black coffee

Question 2 of 10

Which is an example of "Visible Intoxication" (VIP)?

A) Paying with a credit card B) Ordering a water C) Wearing a hat D) A change in behavior, such as becoming overly loud or fumbling with money

Question 3 of 10

How many "Standard Drinks" are in a 16oz craft beer with 10% ABV?

A) It doesn't count if it's a beer B) Half a drink C) One drink D) Approximately two to three standard drinks

Question 4 of 10

What is the "Synergistic Effect" in 2026?

A) The taste of a cocktail B) Mixing different types of beer C) When alcohol is combined with other substances, making the impairment much worse (1+1=5) D) A type of sparkling wine

Question 5 of 10

What is an "I Statement" in tactical communication?

A) "I am going to call the cops" B) "I feel that I have served you enough for tonight" C) "I think you are too drunk" D) "I hate my job"

Question 6 of 10

Which food type is BEST for slowing the absorption of alcohol?

A) Sugary desserts B) High-protein and high-fat items (burgers, cheese) C) Soup D) Salty snacks (pretzels, peanuts)

Question 7 of 10

What is "Dram Shop Liability" in 2026?

A) The cost of a drink B) The legal responsibility of a server/venue for damages caused by an intoxicated patron C) A rule about bar snacks D) A type of tax on alcohol

Question 8 of 10

Who is liable if an alcohol delivery is handed to a minor at their house?

A) Liability is shared between the venue and the driver B) Only the delivery driver C) No one is liable D) Only the restaurant

Question 9 of 10

In a law enforcement "Sting" operation, what is "Strict Liability"?

A) You are guilty if you serve a minor, regardless of your intent or "guess" B) The minor is the only one in trouble C) The manager is the only one responsible D) You only get in trouble if you meant to break the law

Question 10 of 10

What does the "R" stand for in the F.E.A.R. ID verification method?

A) Report to police B) Return or Refuse C) Read the name D) Run the card