Responsible alcohol service, checking identification, and intervention techniques tested on the ServSafe Alcohol certification exam.
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- What is the legal drinking age in the United States?
- 21 years old
- What types of ID are acceptable proof of age for alcohol service?
- Valid state or federal issued ID with photo, signature, and date of birth
- What should you do if an ID appears altered or suspicious?
- Refuse service and do not accept the ID
- Name four visible signs of intoxication.
- Slurred speech, slow reaction time, impaired vision, and loss of balance
- What is blood alcohol content (BAC)?
- The percentage of alcohol in a person's bloodstream
- What is a standard drink?
- One 12-ounce beer, one 5-ounce glass of wine, or one 1.5-ounce shot of liquor
- Approximately how long does the body take to metabolize one standard drink?
- One hour
- What is the main factor affecting how quickly alcohol is absorbed?
- Whether the person has eaten food
- When should you check an ID?
- Before taking an order or pouring any drink, and whenever a customer appears under 40
- Is it legal to serve alcohol to someone who is already intoxicated?
- No, it is illegal to serve an intoxicated person
- What does TIPS stand for?
- Training for Intervention Procedures
- What should you offer if a customer appears intoxicated and is leaving?
- Call a taxi, ride-share service, or contact a friend or family member to drive them home
- What is responsible beverage service?
- Serving alcohol in a way that prevents intoxication and protects public safety
- How can you tell if an ID is expired?
- Check the expiration date on the front or back of the ID
- What are the consequences of serving a minor?
- Criminal charges, fines, loss of employment, and civil liability