ServSafe Alcohol Practice Tests: Practice Test One Solved 100%

Which is an acceptable form of identification? A Passport B School ID C Birth certificate D Voter's registration card - Answer A Passport What feature is added to a minor ID in most states to indicate that it was issued to a person younger than 21? A A state seal B A hologram C A vertical format D A magnetic stripe - Answer C A vertical format Other than being intact and current, what other features must an ID have in order to be valid? A Birth date, photo, and signature B Birth date, photo, and state seal C Birth date, photo, and hologram D Birth date, photo, and magnetic stripe - Answer A Birth date, photo, and signature What feature is often added to IDs to keep them secure? A Blank backs B Digitally blurred photos C Ultraviolet text and features D Toll-free verification hotline numbers - Answer C Ultraviolet text and features What should you do if you have checked a guest's ID and are still not sure if she is old enough to drink? A Ask the guest's friend to verify her age. B Ask for a second valid ID. C Ask another server for a second opinion. D Ask the guest a question only a person of their age would know. - Answer B Ask for a second valid ID. What is the purpose of an ID reader? A To confirm ID validity. B To detect holograms on IDs. C To detect cracks or dents in IDs. D To display information from bar codes or magnetic stripes. - Answer D To display information from bar codes or magnetic stripes. A guest has a birthday of January 1, 1998. In what year do they turn 21? A 2018 B 2019 C 2020 D 2021 - Answer B 2019 An ID with a raised photo is an example of A tampering. B an ID issued to someone under the age of 21. C an ID issued to a non-citizen. D validity. - Answer A tampering. Which is true in relation to criminal and civil liability? A Criminal and civil liability are the same thing. B Both criminal and civil liability can result in a prison sentence. C Criminal liability applies to the employees of an establishment, while civil liability applies only to the actual owners. D Criminal liability is being held responsible for committing a crime, while civil liability is being responsible for payment of damages. - Answer D Criminal liability is being held responsible for committing a crime, while civil liability is being responsible for payment of damages. Civil penalties may include which of the following? A Probation B Fines C Payment of damages D Serving prison time - Answer C Payment of damages What do dram shop laws allow a person injured by an intoxicated guest to do? A Sue the business, but not the business owner. B Sue the business, but not the bartender who served the intoxicated guest. C Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, but not the business owner. D Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, the business, and the business owner. - Answer D Sue the bartender who served the intoxicated guest, the business, and the business owner. How old must a person be to purchase alcohol in most states? A 18 years old B 19 years old C 20 years old D 21 years old - Answer D 21 years old It is against the law in most states to drive with what Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)? A .03 or higher B .05 or higher C .06 or higher D .08 or higher - Answer D .08 or higher Which is true about liquor laws? A Municipal liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws. B Obtaining a liquor license is the right of every operation. C Violation of liquor laws will not result in an establishment losing its liquor license. D Only the local liquor authority has the responsibility for monitoring and enforcing liquor laws. - Answer A Municipal liquor laws can be stricter than state liquor laws.