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“RBS EXAM 2026 ”LATEST EXAM 2026 – 2027 SOLVED
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RBS EXAM
Which neighborhood quality of life issue is most affected by the overuse of
alcohol?
a. property values
b. noise
c. traffic congestion
d. homelessness
B. Noise
Irresponsible alcohol sales in a community typically lead to an increase in
a. calls to law enforcement.
b. home values
c. car and home insurance rates.
d. drug overdoses.
A. Call to law enforcement
Which symptom is associated with alcohol-impaired driving?
a. increased heart rate
b. breathing difficulties
c. reduced coordination
d. hearing loss
C. Reduced coordination
A person may experience very harmful effects when mixing alcohol with
a. recreational or illegal drugs.
b. caffeine.
c. fatty foods.
d. nicotine.
A. recreational or illegal drugs.
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What is the best way to sober up an intoxicated person?
a. fresh air
b. cold shower
c. drinking lots of water
d. only time will sober up an intoxicated person
d. only time will sober up an intoxicated person
What does "BAC" mean?
a. basic alcohol course
b. blood alcohol concentration
c. business alcohol control
d. beverage alcohol consumption
b. blood alcohol concentration
Which statement is true regarding people with a high tolerance to alcohol?
a. they are better at hiding their intoxication
b. their bodies eliminate the alcohol from their systems more quickly
c. their decision making ability is rarely impaired by alcohol
d. they are immune to getting drunk
a. they are better at hiding their intoxication
Intoxication can occur with as little as _____ drinks.
a.1
b.3
c. 2
d.4
C. 2
A patron staggers when walking. The patron may be exhibiting
a. slowed reaction times.
b. signs of being intoxicated.
c. slow and deliberate movements.
d. relaxed inhibitions.
b. signs of being intoxicated.
Approximately how many standard drinks can the human body metabolize in
one hour?
a. 2
b.3
c.4
d.1
D. 1
What is the primary purpose of ABC's T.R.A.C. E. program?
a. educate young people of the dangers of drinking and driving
b. identify businesses with uncertified alcohol servers
c. educate alcohol servers on the signs of intoxication
d. identify and investigate where persons under 21 years of age obtained
alcohol and who
was killed or obtained serious injury or accident
D. identify and investigate where persons under 21 years of age obtained alcohol
and who
was killed or obtained serious injury or accident
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A person with a BAC of 0.05 percent
a. can safely operate a motor vehicle without incident.
b. is always capable of rational decision making.
c. can be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
d. is never considered legally impaired.
c. can be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
When can a 19-year old legally serve alcoholic beverages in a restaurant?
a. when the server's primary responsibilities is to serve food
b. when the server is a child or stepchild of the licensee
c. never
d. when being supervised by someone over the age of 21
d. when being supervised by someone over the age of 21
Which type of cannabis use is legal at an onsite alcohol establishment?
a. smoking
b. edibles
c. use of cannabis products are not permitted in onsite alcohol establishments
d. vaping
c. use of cannabis products are not permitted in onsite alcohol establishments
non-profit organization has obtained a temporary daily on-sale license for a
fundraiser. Who within the organization has to be RBS certified?
a. a designated person
b. the alcohol servers
c. the owner
d. the alcohol pourers
d. the alcohol pourers
The failure of a licensee to comply with the RBS program requirements shall
be grounds for
a. criminal action.
b. disciplinary action.
c. mandatory jail time.
d. civil action
b. disciplinary action.
Security personnel, whose post is located outside the entrance to an alcohol
establishment, has the primary responsibility to control the number of patrons
entering and to check their IDs. Does the bouncer need to be certified?
a. No, because the security personnel's post is not located within the
establishment.
b. Yes, because security personnel check IDs.
c. No, because security personnel does not pour or serve alcohol.
d. Yes, because all employees of an alcohol establishment must be certified.
b. Yes, because security personnel check IDs.
Giving alcohol to a person under 21 years of age is classified as a(n)
a. misdemeanor.
b. infraction.
c. felony.
d. violation.
a. misdemeanor
Which administrative penalty can be imposed against a retail licensee that
knowingly permitted the illegal sale, or negotiations for the sales, of controlled
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substances or dangerous drugs upon his or her licensed premises?
a. civil damages not to exceed $1,000
b. up to revocation of license
c. six months in jail
d. $1,000 fine
c. six months in jail
Any licensee under an on-sale license issued for public premises who permits
a person under the age of 21 years to enter and remain in the licensed
premises without lawful business therein is guilty of a(n)
a. misdemeanor.
b. infraction.
c. violation.
d. felony:
A. Misdemeanor
What should you do if a patron arrives at your establishment and is already
obviously intoxicated?
a don't serve the patron alcohol
b. serve the patron no more than one alcoholic drink
c. seat the patron and then ignore them
d. tell them to go for a walk
a don't serve the patron alcohol
A legally acceptable ID has which characteristic?
a. residential address
b. issued by a government agency
c. city of birth
d. serial number
b. issued by a government agency
Which statement regarding state issued identification cards is true?
a. they are not issued to residents under 21 years-of-age
b. they are only valid for one year
c. they are a valid proof of age
d. they can't be altered
c. they are a valid proof of age
PCP is an example of a(n)
a. stimulant.
b. antidepressant.
c. hallucinogen.
d. depressant.
c. hallucinogen.
Which substance is considered a depressant?
a. barbiturates
b. cocaine
c. nicotine
d. caffeine
A. Barbiturates
What is printed on the holder's picture on a California Real ID?
a. their driver license number
b. the State Seal
c. a bear
d. an outline of the state
“RBS EXAM 2026 ”LATEST EXAM 2026 – 2027 SOLVED
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+
(LATEST VERSION) WELL REVISED 100% GUARANTEE
PASS
RBS EXAM
Which neighborhood quality of life issue is most affected by the overuse of
alcohol?
a. property values
b. noise
c. traffic congestion
d. homelessness
B. Noise
Irresponsible alcohol sales in a community typically lead to an increase in
a. calls to law enforcement.
b. home values
c. car and home insurance rates.
d. drug overdoses.
A. Call to law enforcement
Which symptom is associated with alcohol-impaired driving?
a. increased heart rate
b. breathing difficulties
c. reduced coordination
d. hearing loss
C. Reduced coordination
A person may experience very harmful effects when mixing alcohol with
a. recreational or illegal drugs.
b. caffeine.
c. fatty foods.
d. nicotine.
A. recreational or illegal drugs.
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What is the best way to sober up an intoxicated person?
a. fresh air
b. cold shower
c. drinking lots of water
d. only time will sober up an intoxicated person
d. only time will sober up an intoxicated person
What does "BAC" mean?
a. basic alcohol course
b. blood alcohol concentration
c. business alcohol control
d. beverage alcohol consumption
b. blood alcohol concentration
Which statement is true regarding people with a high tolerance to alcohol?
a. they are better at hiding their intoxication
b. their bodies eliminate the alcohol from their systems more quickly
c. their decision making ability is rarely impaired by alcohol
d. they are immune to getting drunk
a. they are better at hiding their intoxication
Intoxication can occur with as little as _____ drinks.
a.1
b.3
c. 2
d.4
C. 2
A patron staggers when walking. The patron may be exhibiting
a. slowed reaction times.
b. signs of being intoxicated.
c. slow and deliberate movements.
d. relaxed inhibitions.
b. signs of being intoxicated.
Approximately how many standard drinks can the human body metabolize in
one hour?
a. 2
b.3
c.4
d.1
D. 1
What is the primary purpose of ABC's T.R.A.C. E. program?
a. educate young people of the dangers of drinking and driving
b. identify businesses with uncertified alcohol servers
c. educate alcohol servers on the signs of intoxication
d. identify and investigate where persons under 21 years of age obtained
alcohol and who
was killed or obtained serious injury or accident
D. identify and investigate where persons under 21 years of age obtained alcohol
and who
was killed or obtained serious injury or accident
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A person with a BAC of 0.05 percent
a. can safely operate a motor vehicle without incident.
b. is always capable of rational decision making.
c. can be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
d. is never considered legally impaired.
c. can be arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
When can a 19-year old legally serve alcoholic beverages in a restaurant?
a. when the server's primary responsibilities is to serve food
b. when the server is a child or stepchild of the licensee
c. never
d. when being supervised by someone over the age of 21
d. when being supervised by someone over the age of 21
Which type of cannabis use is legal at an onsite alcohol establishment?
a. smoking
b. edibles
c. use of cannabis products are not permitted in onsite alcohol establishments
d. vaping
c. use of cannabis products are not permitted in onsite alcohol establishments
non-profit organization has obtained a temporary daily on-sale license for a
fundraiser. Who within the organization has to be RBS certified?
a. a designated person
b. the alcohol servers
c. the owner
d. the alcohol pourers
d. the alcohol pourers
The failure of a licensee to comply with the RBS program requirements shall
be grounds for
a. criminal action.
b. disciplinary action.
c. mandatory jail time.
d. civil action
b. disciplinary action.
Security personnel, whose post is located outside the entrance to an alcohol
establishment, has the primary responsibility to control the number of patrons
entering and to check their IDs. Does the bouncer need to be certified?
a. No, because the security personnel's post is not located within the
establishment.
b. Yes, because security personnel check IDs.
c. No, because security personnel does not pour or serve alcohol.
d. Yes, because all employees of an alcohol establishment must be certified.
b. Yes, because security personnel check IDs.
Giving alcohol to a person under 21 years of age is classified as a(n)
a. misdemeanor.
b. infraction.
c. felony.
d. violation.
a. misdemeanor
Which administrative penalty can be imposed against a retail licensee that
knowingly permitted the illegal sale, or negotiations for the sales, of controlled
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substances or dangerous drugs upon his or her licensed premises?
a. civil damages not to exceed $1,000
b. up to revocation of license
c. six months in jail
d. $1,000 fine
c. six months in jail
Any licensee under an on-sale license issued for public premises who permits
a person under the age of 21 years to enter and remain in the licensed
premises without lawful business therein is guilty of a(n)
a. misdemeanor.
b. infraction.
c. violation.
d. felony:
A. Misdemeanor
What should you do if a patron arrives at your establishment and is already
obviously intoxicated?
a don't serve the patron alcohol
b. serve the patron no more than one alcoholic drink
c. seat the patron and then ignore them
d. tell them to go for a walk
a don't serve the patron alcohol
A legally acceptable ID has which characteristic?
a. residential address
b. issued by a government agency
c. city of birth
d. serial number
b. issued by a government agency
Which statement regarding state issued identification cards is true?
a. they are not issued to residents under 21 years-of-age
b. they are only valid for one year
c. they are a valid proof of age
d. they can't be altered
c. they are a valid proof of age
PCP is an example of a(n)
a. stimulant.
b. antidepressant.
c. hallucinogen.
d. depressant.
c. hallucinogen.
Which substance is considered a depressant?
a. barbiturates
b. cocaine
c. nicotine
d. caffeine
A. Barbiturates
What is printed on the holder's picture on a California Real ID?
a. their driver license number
b. the State Seal
c. a bear
d. an outline of the state
