Training (MAST) | Washington State
Liquor and Cannabis Board | Academic
Year 2026/2027 | Comprehensive
Licensing Examination | 40 Verified
Questions and Correct Answer
Rationales | rated 100% correct.
SECTION 1: MAST PERMIT TYPES AND
REQUIREMENTS (Questions 1–10)
1. How many types of MAST permits are there in Washington State?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
Correct Answer: B) Two
Rationale: There are two types of MAST permits: the Class 12 Mixologist
Permit and the Class 13 Servers Permit .
2. What is the minimum age requirement for a Class 12 Mixologist Permit?
A) 18 years old
B) 19 years old
C) 20 years old
D) 21 years old
, Correct Answer: D) 21 years old
Rationale: A Class 12 permit holder must be at least 21 years of age. This
permit is required for managers, bartenders, and anyone who draws alcohol
from a tap or mixes drinks .
3. What is the minimum age requirement for a Class 13 Servers Permit?
A) 16 years old
B) 18 years old
C) 19 years old
D) 21 years old
Correct Answer: B) 18 years old
Rationale: A Class 13 permit holder must be at least 18 years of age. This
permit is for servers and ID checkers who deliver drinks to customers or pour
beer or wine at a customer's table .
4. Which of the following tasks requires a Class 12 Mixologist Permit rather
than a Class 13 Servers Permit?
A) Taking orders for beer, wine, or spirits
B) Delivering drinks to a customer
C) Drawing beer or wine from a tap
D) Pouring beer at a customer's table
Correct Answer: C) Drawing beer or wine from a tap
Rationale: Drawing beer or wine from a tap requires a Class 12 Mixologist
Permit. Taking orders, delivering drinks, and pouring beer or wine at a
customer's table can be performed with a Class 13 Servers Permit .
5. Can a Class 13 permit holder mix drinks?