TIPS Certification Test 2026/2027 |
Comprehensive Exam Review & Study
Guide
help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication; based off observation and
not an actual measure - correct answer-Behavioral Cues
What are the 4 behavioral cues? - correct answer-Lowered Inhibitions, Poor
Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination
overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and mood swings are all examples of
what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Lowered Inhibitions
inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly, and increased rate of
drinking are all examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Poor
Judgement
changes in minor motor skills, glassy and unfocused eyes, and slurred speech are
all examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Slowed Reactions
changes in major motor skills, stumbling, swaying, and dropping belongings are all
examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Loss of Coordination
, affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated - correct answer-Intoxication
Rate Factors
What are the 6 main intoxication rate factors? - correct answer-size, gender, rate
of consumption, strength of drink, drug use, food intake
_____ (size) people affected more quickly by alcohol - correct answer-smaller
_____ (gender) are affected more quickly by alcohol - correct answer-women
women are affected more quickly by alcohol because they have more _____ -
correct answer-body fat
the type of drink that will make a person become intoxicated fastest is ___,
followed by ___ and ___ - correct answer-straight, carbonated mixers, juice
mixers
alcohol is a _____ and may interact unpredictably with any other drug - correct
answer-depressant
alcohol, a depressant, should never be mixed with _____, a stimulant, as it
confuses your body - correct answer-caffeine
This is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in your bloodstream. - correct
answer-BAC
What does BAC stand for? - correct answer-Blood Alcohol Content
Comprehensive Exam Review & Study
Guide
help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication; based off observation and
not an actual measure - correct answer-Behavioral Cues
What are the 4 behavioral cues? - correct answer-Lowered Inhibitions, Poor
Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination
overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and mood swings are all examples of
what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Lowered Inhibitions
inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly, and increased rate of
drinking are all examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Poor
Judgement
changes in minor motor skills, glassy and unfocused eyes, and slurred speech are
all examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Slowed Reactions
changes in major motor skills, stumbling, swaying, and dropping belongings are all
examples of what behavioral cue? - correct answer-Loss of Coordination
, affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated - correct answer-Intoxication
Rate Factors
What are the 6 main intoxication rate factors? - correct answer-size, gender, rate
of consumption, strength of drink, drug use, food intake
_____ (size) people affected more quickly by alcohol - correct answer-smaller
_____ (gender) are affected more quickly by alcohol - correct answer-women
women are affected more quickly by alcohol because they have more _____ -
correct answer-body fat
the type of drink that will make a person become intoxicated fastest is ___,
followed by ___ and ___ - correct answer-straight, carbonated mixers, juice
mixers
alcohol is a _____ and may interact unpredictably with any other drug - correct
answer-depressant
alcohol, a depressant, should never be mixed with _____, a stimulant, as it
confuses your body - correct answer-caffeine
This is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in your bloodstream. - correct
answer-BAC
What does BAC stand for? - correct answer-Blood Alcohol Content
