True Which of the following best determines BAC (Blood Alcohol Content)? - Answer -Tolerance, number of drinks and gender Back Alcohol is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant - Answer -True Each and every time you card a patron, you should have proof of the ID presented - Answer -True Only the licensee and not the server can be charged criminally for serving a minor. - Answer -False When not part of a school -endorsed function, the proper ratio for supervising minors is one supervisor per 20 minors except in cities of the first class (Philadelphia) where it is one (1) supervisor per 5 minors. - Answer -True
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A mixed drink containing two shots of 80-proof liquor should be counted as more than one standard drink - Answer-True A bartender can provide proper supervision for a minor while tending bar - Answer-False Generally, healthy people metabolize alcohol at a fairly consistent rate. - Answer-True According to the Liquor Code, an expired photo ID is considered an acceptable form of identification. - Answer-False Visible intoxication is the legal standard police and courts use to determine levels of intoxication. - Answer-False The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is the agency responsible for enforcing the Liquor Code. - AnswerTrue Which of the following best determines BAC (Blood Alcohol Content)? - Answer-Tolerance, number of drinks and gender Back Alcohol is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant - Answer-True Each and every time you card a patron, you should have proof of the ID presented - Answer-True Only the licensee and not the server can be charged criminally for serving a minor. - Answer-False When not part of a school-endorsed function, the proper ratio for supervising minors is one supervisor per 20 minors except in cities of the first class (Philadelphia) where it is one (1) supervisor per 5 minors. - Answer-TrueThe licensee and/or employee can be sued for any death, injury, or damage caused by a minor or a V. I. P. who was served alcohol. - Answer-True If a guest permits a minor to drink alcohol at a licensed establishment, who is responsible administratively under the Liquor Code? - Answer-The licensee Most alcohol consumed is metabolized by the liver. - Answer-True Which of the following best helps lower a person's Blood Alcohol Content? - Answer-Time Possible signs of an alcohol/drug interaction could include: - Answer-All the above RAMP recommends the F.E.A.R. method of carding. What does the A stand for? - Answer-Ask One of the requirements to qualify for the "Pizza Hut Exception" is the licensee must be able to demonstrate that 50% or more of their total gross sales is from food and non-alcoholic beverages. - Answer-True Which is not an absorption rate factor? - Answer-Tolerance Caffeine in energy drinks can mask the depressant effects of alcohol - Answer-True Records such as Incident Documentation Forms and Proof of Carding should be kept for 2 years. - Answer-True An International driver's license is a legally acceptable form of ID under the Liquor Code - AnswerA 24 year old husband is considered proper supervision for his 20 year old wife. - Answer-FalseVisible intoxication is determined by a patron's behavior and appearance. - Answer-True If you suspect an ID to be fraudulent, you have the right to, and should refuse service - Answer-True
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True Which of the following best determines BAC (Blood Alcohol Content)? - Answer -Tolerance, number of drinks and gender Back Alcohol is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant - Answer -True Each and every time you card a patron, you should have proof of the ID presented - Answer -True Only the licensee and not the server can be charged criminally for serving a minor. - Answer -False When not part of a school -endorsed function, the proper ratio for supervising minors is one supervisor per 20 minors except in cities of the first class (Philadelphia) where it is one (1) supervisor per 5 minors. - Answer -True
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