Nevada TAM Alcohol awareness Test
Questions and Answers
Question 1
an alcoholic beverage is
Correct Answer
anything that contains ½ of 1 percent or more alcohol by volume
Question 2
It is against Nevada law to sell an alcoholic beverage that contains more than
Correct Answer
80% alcohol by volume (160 proof)
Question 3
beer alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 5%
Question 4
Wine alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 12%
Question 5
hard liquor alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 40%
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,Question 6
it is illegal to sell or serve alcohol to minor aged
Correct Answer
under 21
Question 7
A minor can drink alcohol only if
Correct Answer
there is a religious event; a parent or legal guardian is with them and directly gives it
to them at home; prescribed by a physician; works for a licensed manufacturer,
wholesaler, or retailer.
Question 8
Minors Loitering: minors only allowed where they sell alcohol if
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it is is a restaurant that serves meals beyond sanwhiches and salads and bar is
seperate from dining area; parents take them to a hotel theater even if no food is
there; grocery stores with separate alcohol section, minor is an entertainer only
while working, minor is a repairer and must leave when done
Question 9
$500 fine and the alcoholic beverage license can be suspended or revoked
Correct Answer
for allowing a minor into bar or liquor store, even to use the restroom or phone
Question 10
$250 to $500 and be sentenced to up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
If someone 21 years of age or older purchases for or gives alcohol to a minor
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, Question 11
$1000 fine and up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
If you allow a minor to remain in place that serves alcohol
Question 12
$100 to $500 and be sentenced up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
to a minor who uses false identification to purchase alcohol
Question 13
up to $500 fine
Correct Answer
to a minor who who loiters on the premises where alcohol is served, eg casino
Question 14
Leaving Alcohol Accessible to Minors and Giving Money to Minors to Purchase
Alcohol
Correct Answer
is against the law in Nevada
Question 15
You are considered intoxicated if your blood alcohol content is
Correct Answer
.08 (8/100 of 1 percent) or higher
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Questions and Answers
Question 1
an alcoholic beverage is
Correct Answer
anything that contains ½ of 1 percent or more alcohol by volume
Question 2
It is against Nevada law to sell an alcoholic beverage that contains more than
Correct Answer
80% alcohol by volume (160 proof)
Question 3
beer alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 5%
Question 4
Wine alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 12%
Question 5
hard liquor alcohol content
Correct Answer
about 40%
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,Question 6
it is illegal to sell or serve alcohol to minor aged
Correct Answer
under 21
Question 7
A minor can drink alcohol only if
Correct Answer
there is a religious event; a parent or legal guardian is with them and directly gives it
to them at home; prescribed by a physician; works for a licensed manufacturer,
wholesaler, or retailer.
Question 8
Minors Loitering: minors only allowed where they sell alcohol if
Correct Answer
it is is a restaurant that serves meals beyond sanwhiches and salads and bar is
seperate from dining area; parents take them to a hotel theater even if no food is
there; grocery stores with separate alcohol section, minor is an entertainer only
while working, minor is a repairer and must leave when done
Question 9
$500 fine and the alcoholic beverage license can be suspended or revoked
Correct Answer
for allowing a minor into bar or liquor store, even to use the restroom or phone
Question 10
$250 to $500 and be sentenced to up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
If someone 21 years of age or older purchases for or gives alcohol to a minor
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, Question 11
$1000 fine and up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
If you allow a minor to remain in place that serves alcohol
Question 12
$100 to $500 and be sentenced up to 6 months in jail
Correct Answer
to a minor who uses false identification to purchase alcohol
Question 13
up to $500 fine
Correct Answer
to a minor who who loiters on the premises where alcohol is served, eg casino
Question 14
Leaving Alcohol Accessible to Minors and Giving Money to Minors to Purchase
Alcohol
Correct Answer
is against the law in Nevada
Question 15
You are considered intoxicated if your blood alcohol content is
Correct Answer
.08 (8/100 of 1 percent) or higher
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