RBS Training Program Exam
Questions and Answers6
What did passage of the Assembly Bill 1221 in 2017 create? - ANSWERS-the Responsible
Beverage Service Act; this is a training requirement for on-premises alcohol servers, their
managers, and licensees
How is an alcohol server defined according to AB 1221? - ANSWERS-anyone who checks guests'
ID for purpose of alcohol service or entry into ABC on-premises licensed establishment, and
takes alcohol orders and pours/delivers alcohol for guests
What do places where alcohol is served and consumed provide? - ANSWERS-gathering places
where people socialize with others and celebrate special occasions
What is the most common drug used among adults in the US? - ANSWERS-alcohol
What do alcohol-related crimes include? - ANSWERS-DUI, domestic violence, assault, and sexual
assault
What are examples of public health risks due to alcohol use? - ANSWERS-binge drinking,
diseases, including cancer and cirrhosis, alcohol poisoning, and death
What is not needed in alcohol absorption? - ANSWERS-digestion
Where is alcohol absorbed? - ANSWERS-into the bloodstream after consumption
, how much alcohol does the liver metabolize in an hour? - ANSWERS-approx. one alcohol drink
equivalent or standard-sized drink per hour
what are the behavioral cues that reflect alcohol's effect on the body and what order do they
usually occur in? - ANSWERS-lowered inhibitions, impaired judgment, slowed reactions, loss of
coordination
what does tolerance have no effect on? - ANSWERS-a person's BAC level
what do daily drinkers who drink heavily develop? - ANSWERS-a high tolerance for alcohol,
giving them the ability to hide the behavioral cues that might normally indicate they are
intoxicated
what are myths about ways to sober up? - ANSWERS-drinking coffee, taking cold showers,
eating fatty foods, and throwing up
what are the six intoxication rate factors? - ANSWERS-physical size, rate of consumption, gender,
strength of drink, food intake, and drug use
what are NOT intoxication rate factors? - ANSWERS-tolerance and type of alcohol
what do intoxication rate factors do? - ANSWERS-speed up or slow down the rate at which
alcohol affects a person
what is alcohol considered? - ANSWERS-a depressant
what can have very harmful effects when mixed with alcohol? - ANSWERS-medications, and
recreational and illegal drugs
Questions and Answers6
What did passage of the Assembly Bill 1221 in 2017 create? - ANSWERS-the Responsible
Beverage Service Act; this is a training requirement for on-premises alcohol servers, their
managers, and licensees
How is an alcohol server defined according to AB 1221? - ANSWERS-anyone who checks guests'
ID for purpose of alcohol service or entry into ABC on-premises licensed establishment, and
takes alcohol orders and pours/delivers alcohol for guests
What do places where alcohol is served and consumed provide? - ANSWERS-gathering places
where people socialize with others and celebrate special occasions
What is the most common drug used among adults in the US? - ANSWERS-alcohol
What do alcohol-related crimes include? - ANSWERS-DUI, domestic violence, assault, and sexual
assault
What are examples of public health risks due to alcohol use? - ANSWERS-binge drinking,
diseases, including cancer and cirrhosis, alcohol poisoning, and death
What is not needed in alcohol absorption? - ANSWERS-digestion
Where is alcohol absorbed? - ANSWERS-into the bloodstream after consumption
, how much alcohol does the liver metabolize in an hour? - ANSWERS-approx. one alcohol drink
equivalent or standard-sized drink per hour
what are the behavioral cues that reflect alcohol's effect on the body and what order do they
usually occur in? - ANSWERS-lowered inhibitions, impaired judgment, slowed reactions, loss of
coordination
what does tolerance have no effect on? - ANSWERS-a person's BAC level
what do daily drinkers who drink heavily develop? - ANSWERS-a high tolerance for alcohol,
giving them the ability to hide the behavioral cues that might normally indicate they are
intoxicated
what are myths about ways to sober up? - ANSWERS-drinking coffee, taking cold showers,
eating fatty foods, and throwing up
what are the six intoxication rate factors? - ANSWERS-physical size, rate of consumption, gender,
strength of drink, food intake, and drug use
what are NOT intoxication rate factors? - ANSWERS-tolerance and type of alcohol
what do intoxication rate factors do? - ANSWERS-speed up or slow down the rate at which
alcohol affects a person
what is alcohol considered? - ANSWERS-a depressant
what can have very harmful effects when mixed with alcohol? - ANSWERS-medications, and
recreational and illegal drugs
