ONTARIO SMART SERVE ACTUAL EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
How much is a standard drink size - (answer)1.5 ozl (43mL) of 40% alcohol
Margarita - (answer)3 oz of 40% alcohol
Tequila (2 0z)
Cointreau (1 oz)
Long island iced tea - (answer)2.5 oz of 40% alcohol
Vodka, Rum, Cointreau, Tequila, Gin (0.5 0z each)
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Body size) - (answer)Smaller people - Alcohol is
concentrated in smaller body mass)
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Body weight) - (answer)More fat = higher BAC - Muscle
holds more water than fat
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Fitness) - (answer)More muscle = more water = lower
BAC. Muscle holds more water than fat
Do older or younger people have higher BAC? - (answer)Older adults = higher BAC. Aging slows alcohol
metabolism and water retention.
Which sex has a higher BAC? - (answer)Females and individuals assigned female at birth = higher BAC
(more fat, less water)
Males = lower BAC at same weight and alcohol intake
, ONTARIO SMART SERVE ACTUAL EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
Each of these contains 0.6 oz (17 mL) of pure alcohol - (answer)Beer (5%): 12 oz (341 mL)
Wine (12%): 5 oz (142 mL)
Spirits (40%): 1.5 oz (43 mL)
Standard Drink Formula - (answer)60 ÷ alcohol % = oz per standard drink
Example:
60 ÷ 40 = 1.5 oz (Standard for 40% spirits)
Beer Glass Sizes - (answer)12 oz = 1 standard drink
16 oz = 1.3 standard drinks
20 oz = 1.6 standard drinks
Mixed Drink Examples - (answer)Margarita = 3 oz of 40% alcohol (2 oz tequila, 1 oz Cointreau)
Long Island Iced Tea = 2.5 oz of 40% alcohol (0.5 oz each of vodka, rum, Cointreau, tequila, gin)
Carbonation Effect - (answer)Increase BAC faster. Carbonation builds pressure in the stomach and forces
alcohol into the bloodstream more quickly.
Tolerance - (answer)Having a high tolerance does not lower BAC — it just means someone feels less
affected.
Physical signs of Intoxication - (answer)Slurred speech
Red/flushed face
Dilated pupils
Loss of balance
ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
How much is a standard drink size - (answer)1.5 ozl (43mL) of 40% alcohol
Margarita - (answer)3 oz of 40% alcohol
Tequila (2 0z)
Cointreau (1 oz)
Long island iced tea - (answer)2.5 oz of 40% alcohol
Vodka, Rum, Cointreau, Tequila, Gin (0.5 0z each)
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Body size) - (answer)Smaller people - Alcohol is
concentrated in smaller body mass)
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Body weight) - (answer)More fat = higher BAC - Muscle
holds more water than fat
Do smaller or bigger people have a higher BAC? (Fitness) - (answer)More muscle = more water = lower
BAC. Muscle holds more water than fat
Do older or younger people have higher BAC? - (answer)Older adults = higher BAC. Aging slows alcohol
metabolism and water retention.
Which sex has a higher BAC? - (answer)Females and individuals assigned female at birth = higher BAC
(more fat, less water)
Males = lower BAC at same weight and alcohol intake
, ONTARIO SMART SERVE ACTUAL EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
Each of these contains 0.6 oz (17 mL) of pure alcohol - (answer)Beer (5%): 12 oz (341 mL)
Wine (12%): 5 oz (142 mL)
Spirits (40%): 1.5 oz (43 mL)
Standard Drink Formula - (answer)60 ÷ alcohol % = oz per standard drink
Example:
60 ÷ 40 = 1.5 oz (Standard for 40% spirits)
Beer Glass Sizes - (answer)12 oz = 1 standard drink
16 oz = 1.3 standard drinks
20 oz = 1.6 standard drinks
Mixed Drink Examples - (answer)Margarita = 3 oz of 40% alcohol (2 oz tequila, 1 oz Cointreau)
Long Island Iced Tea = 2.5 oz of 40% alcohol (0.5 oz each of vodka, rum, Cointreau, tequila, gin)
Carbonation Effect - (answer)Increase BAC faster. Carbonation builds pressure in the stomach and forces
alcohol into the bloodstream more quickly.
Tolerance - (answer)Having a high tolerance does not lower BAC — it just means someone feels less
affected.
Physical signs of Intoxication - (answer)Slurred speech
Red/flushed face
Dilated pupils
Loss of balance
