TIPS training Exam | Most Recent Exam 2026 Actual
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The percentage of our alcohol in liquor is _______ the proof. -
ANSWER-1/2
How much alcohol does the liver eliminate per hour? -
ANSWER-3/4 oz (22ml)
Common negligence - ANSWER-these laws set a minimum
standard for the
actions a reasonable person should take to
prevent problems
Common Acceptable Forms of ID - ANSWER-1. Valid photo
driver's license
2. Valid photo state-issued
ID card
3. Valid
passport
4. Alien registration
card
Unacceptable Forms of ID - ANSWER-1.
Counterfeit IDs
, 2. Student
IDs
3. Altered
IDs
4. Borrowed or
Stolen IDs
5. Expired
IDs
6. Order-by-mail
IDs
Dram Shop Liability - ANSWER-Business and individuals
may be liable for
injuries caused by intoxicated person to whom they
provide liquor
Level 1 of intoxication - ANSWER-No problem/drinking
responsibly
Level 2 of intoxication - ANSWER-Potential or borderline
intoxication. This person is not deficiently intoxicated but they
need to watch. Or it could be that the guest is buying for
someone underage or is underage.
Level 3 of intoxication - ANSWER-Definitely intoxicated.
This person is
demonstrating many cues and intoxication
rate factors.
Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct Answers
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The percentage of our alcohol in liquor is _______ the proof. -
ANSWER-1/2
How much alcohol does the liver eliminate per hour? -
ANSWER-3/4 oz (22ml)
Common negligence - ANSWER-these laws set a minimum
standard for the
actions a reasonable person should take to
prevent problems
Common Acceptable Forms of ID - ANSWER-1. Valid photo
driver's license
2. Valid photo state-issued
ID card
3. Valid
passport
4. Alien registration
card
Unacceptable Forms of ID - ANSWER-1.
Counterfeit IDs
, 2. Student
IDs
3. Altered
IDs
4. Borrowed or
Stolen IDs
5. Expired
IDs
6. Order-by-mail
IDs
Dram Shop Liability - ANSWER-Business and individuals
may be liable for
injuries caused by intoxicated person to whom they
provide liquor
Level 1 of intoxication - ANSWER-No problem/drinking
responsibly
Level 2 of intoxication - ANSWER-Potential or borderline
intoxication. This person is not deficiently intoxicated but they
need to watch. Or it could be that the guest is buying for
someone underage or is underage.
Level 3 of intoxication - ANSWER-Definitely intoxicated.
This person is
demonstrating many cues and intoxication
rate factors.
