TABC Study Set - Questions With Proven Solutions
Alcoholic Beverage Correct Answer - Alcohol, or any beverage
containing more than .5% of alcohol by VOLUME, either alone or
when diluted.
Illicit Beverage Correct Answer - An alcoholic beverage that is
in Violation of TABC code
Permit Correct Answer - authorizes the handling of LIQUOR
License Correct Answer - Authorizes the handling of BEER
Consent to Inspection Correct Answer - Section 101.04 -
acceptance of a license or permit they agree any peace officer may
enter at any time to conduct an inspection or investigation of the
premises for purpose of code enforcement.
Class A misdemeanor for refusal or interference with peace officer.
Permittee and Licensee Correct Answer - A person who is the
holder of a permit or license provided for in this code, or any agent,
servant, or employee of that person.
Beer Correct Answer - MALT BEVERAGE containing .5% or
more alcohol by VOLUME, but not more than 4% by WEIGHT.
Ales and Malts Correct Answer - Has more than 4% alcohol by
WEIGHT
Liquor Correct Answer - Any alcoholic beverage containing
alcohol in EXCESS of 4% by weight, unless otherwise indicated.
,Distilled Spirits Correct Answer - Alcohol spirits of wine,
whiskey, rum, brandy, gin, or any other liquor produced in whole or
part by the PROCESS OF DISTILLATION, including all dilutions or
mixtures of them.
Wine or Vinous Liquor Correct Answer - The product obtained
from alcoholic FERMENTATION OF JUICE of sound ripe or dried
grapes, fruits, berries, or honey. This includes wine coolers.
Barrel Correct Answer - A quantity of BEER equal to 31
standard gallons
Keg Correct Answer - 1/2 barrel or 15.5 gallons (165, 12oz
servings) of BEER.
Licensed Premise Correct Answer - The grounds and all
buildings, vehicles, and appurtenances pertaining to the grounds,
including any adjacent premises if they are directly or indirectly
under the control of the same person.
Arrest without a warrant Correct Answer - Section 101.02 - A
peace officer may arrest and take possession of all ILLICIT
beverages in their possession or on their premises of anyone the
officer observes violating any provision of this code or any rule or
regulation of the commission.
Search and Seizure Correct Answer - Section 101.03 - A search
warrant to search for, seize, and destroy or otherwise dispose of:
Illicit beverages, equipment to manufacture illicit beverages,
vehicles to transport illicit beverages, forged stamps or dies, and
instruments to create forged stamps or dies.
Beverage delivered to Commision Correct Answer - Section
103.06 - any alcoholic beverage, its container, and its packaging
, which has been seized by a peace officer be delivered to the
commission for immediate public or private sale.
Only the TABC can destroy these beverages.
Seizure Reports Correct Answer - Made in triplicate:
1) verified by oath (notarized) and kept by department
2) goes to person being seized from
3) stays with seizure
Penalties of seizure reports (officer) Correct Answer - False
report: Felony, 2-5 years imprisonment.
Fail to report - Misdemeanor, $50-$100 fine, 10-90 days
confinement, or both.
General Penalty Correct Answer - A person who violates a
provision of the code for which a "specific penalty" is not provided is
guilty of a misdemeanor (Class A for booking purposes) and is
punishable by a fine of $100 - $1000 or confinement in county jail
up to one (1) year, or both.
Specific Penalty Correct Answer - A specified penalty imposed
as a result of criminal prosecution. A specific penalty will be listed in
the section of the code you are dealing with.
Possession of Intoxicants on Public School Grounds Correct
Answer - Possession of any intoxicating beverage for
consumption, sale, or distribution while on the grounds or in the
building of a public school (K-12), or in any enclosure, field, or
Alcoholic Beverage Correct Answer - Alcohol, or any beverage
containing more than .5% of alcohol by VOLUME, either alone or
when diluted.
Illicit Beverage Correct Answer - An alcoholic beverage that is
in Violation of TABC code
Permit Correct Answer - authorizes the handling of LIQUOR
License Correct Answer - Authorizes the handling of BEER
Consent to Inspection Correct Answer - Section 101.04 -
acceptance of a license or permit they agree any peace officer may
enter at any time to conduct an inspection or investigation of the
premises for purpose of code enforcement.
Class A misdemeanor for refusal or interference with peace officer.
Permittee and Licensee Correct Answer - A person who is the
holder of a permit or license provided for in this code, or any agent,
servant, or employee of that person.
Beer Correct Answer - MALT BEVERAGE containing .5% or
more alcohol by VOLUME, but not more than 4% by WEIGHT.
Ales and Malts Correct Answer - Has more than 4% alcohol by
WEIGHT
Liquor Correct Answer - Any alcoholic beverage containing
alcohol in EXCESS of 4% by weight, unless otherwise indicated.
,Distilled Spirits Correct Answer - Alcohol spirits of wine,
whiskey, rum, brandy, gin, or any other liquor produced in whole or
part by the PROCESS OF DISTILLATION, including all dilutions or
mixtures of them.
Wine or Vinous Liquor Correct Answer - The product obtained
from alcoholic FERMENTATION OF JUICE of sound ripe or dried
grapes, fruits, berries, or honey. This includes wine coolers.
Barrel Correct Answer - A quantity of BEER equal to 31
standard gallons
Keg Correct Answer - 1/2 barrel or 15.5 gallons (165, 12oz
servings) of BEER.
Licensed Premise Correct Answer - The grounds and all
buildings, vehicles, and appurtenances pertaining to the grounds,
including any adjacent premises if they are directly or indirectly
under the control of the same person.
Arrest without a warrant Correct Answer - Section 101.02 - A
peace officer may arrest and take possession of all ILLICIT
beverages in their possession or on their premises of anyone the
officer observes violating any provision of this code or any rule or
regulation of the commission.
Search and Seizure Correct Answer - Section 101.03 - A search
warrant to search for, seize, and destroy or otherwise dispose of:
Illicit beverages, equipment to manufacture illicit beverages,
vehicles to transport illicit beverages, forged stamps or dies, and
instruments to create forged stamps or dies.
Beverage delivered to Commision Correct Answer - Section
103.06 - any alcoholic beverage, its container, and its packaging
, which has been seized by a peace officer be delivered to the
commission for immediate public or private sale.
Only the TABC can destroy these beverages.
Seizure Reports Correct Answer - Made in triplicate:
1) verified by oath (notarized) and kept by department
2) goes to person being seized from
3) stays with seizure
Penalties of seizure reports (officer) Correct Answer - False
report: Felony, 2-5 years imprisonment.
Fail to report - Misdemeanor, $50-$100 fine, 10-90 days
confinement, or both.
General Penalty Correct Answer - A person who violates a
provision of the code for which a "specific penalty" is not provided is
guilty of a misdemeanor (Class A for booking purposes) and is
punishable by a fine of $100 - $1000 or confinement in county jail
up to one (1) year, or both.
Specific Penalty Correct Answer - A specified penalty imposed
as a result of criminal prosecution. A specific penalty will be listed in
the section of the code you are dealing with.
Possession of Intoxicants on Public School Grounds Correct
Answer - Possession of any intoxicating beverage for
consumption, sale, or distribution while on the grounds or in the
building of a public school (K-12), or in any enclosure, field, or
