Section 13.4—quiz: Responsible Beverage Service
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Section 13. 4—Quiz: Responsible Beverage Service
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- 1.Sean was hospitalized after a car accident. He was hit by Tim, a drunken driver who had just left a lounge at the Dropping By Bar. In a lawsuit, which party would Sean represent?
- A.
First party.
- B.
Second party.
- C.
Third party.
- D.
Cannot be determined outside of court.
- 2.Sean was hospitalized after a car accident. He was hit by Tim, a drunken driver who had just left a lounge at the Dropping By Bar. In a lawsuit, which party would Tim represent?
- A.
First party.
- B.
Second party.
- C.
Third party.
- D.
Cannot be determined outside of court.
- 3.Sean was hospitalized after a car accident. He was hit by Tim, a drunken driver who had just left a lounge at the Dropping By Bar. In a lawsuit, which party would Dropping By Bar represent?
- A.
First party.
- B.
Second party.
- C.
Third party.
- D.
Cannot be determined outside of court.
- 4.All of the following are signs of intoxication, except:
- A.
Unusual conduct.
- B.
Impaired judgement.
- C.
Slowed reaction time.
- D.
Increased coordination.
- 5.______________ vary from state to state. They provide guidelines about who is responsible when someone suffers because of an intoxicated person’s actions.
- A.
Dram shop acts.
- B.
Common laws.
- C.
Joint and several liability laws.
- D.
Legal drinking ages.
- 6.The person or establishment selling or serving the alcohol is considered the first party.
- A.
T
- B.
F
- 7.If a server suspects that an ID is false, he or she should quiz the guest about the information on the ID.
- A.
T
- B.
F
- 8.It is considered an invasion of privacy for servers to keep track of the number of drinks guests have had.
- A.
T
- B.
F
- 9.A 12-ounce beer and a 5-ounce glass of wine contain approximately the same amount of alcohol.
- A.
T
- B.
F
- 10.Servers and bartenders can be sued if someone is injured because of irresponsible alcohol service.
- A.
T
- B.
F
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