Sponsors, Monitors, And Alcohol Policies
Quiz to give to students to be sure they understand the alcohol policies and procedures associated with hosting a Social Event. Some questions may have more than 1 correct answer, so read all of the options carefully.
- 1.How many sponsors are needed for an event without alcohol? With alcohol?
- A.
3 for both
- B.
3 for non-alcohol, 5 for alcohol
- C.
1 for non-alcohol, 2 for alcohol
- 2.How many monitors are needed at a party with alcohol? *Choose all that apply
- A.
1 for every 100 invitations
- B.
2 for every 100 invitations
- C.
3 for every 100 invitations
- D.
4 for more than 100 invitations
- E.
5 for more than 100 invitations
- 3.What is the role of a sponsor?
- A.
To sign the form as a person over 21
- B.
To be at the event
- C.
Supervising conduct, providing restitution for damages, ensuring compliance with registration conditions, checking IDs/age
- D.
Kicking out people who are not behaving
- 4.What is the role of a monitor?
- A.
Monitor the doors to be sure that only authorized people are admitted
- B.
Collect and re-distribute alcohol
- C.
Checking ID's/age
- D.
All of the above
- 5.Why are drinking games prohibited?
- A.
They encourage unsafe drinking behavior (binge drinking)
- B.
It makes it difficult or impossible for someone to truly know how much alcohol they have consumed
- C.
It allows someone to become overly intoxicated much faster than they would if they were not playing the game
- D.
All of the above
- 6.What are the appropriate means of dispensing alcohol at a party you are hosting?
- A.
Cash bar
- B.
Kegs
- C.
BYOB
- D.
Common containers (tubs, large beverage dispensers, etc.)
- E.
Both A and C
- 7.How much alcohol can one person bring in to the party?
- A.
A case of beer, or a case of wine coolers, or a fifth of hard liquor
- B.
A 12-pack of beer, or a 12-pack of wine coolers, or a pint of hard liquor
- C.
One can of beer, or one wine cooler, or one ounce of hard liquor
- D.
A 6-pack of beer, or a 4-pack of wine coolers, or a 750 mL bottle of wine (12% alcohol maximum)
- E.
As much as they want
- 8.How can alcohol be paid for?
- A.
Cash Bar
- B.
Fraternity/Sorority/Organizational Funds, or personal monies pooled together by members of any organization
- C.
Personal Money
- D.
Student Activity Money
- E.
Both A and C
- 9.Who is responsible for making sure that underage guests do not possess alcohol? *Choose all that apply.
- A.
Sponsors
- B.
Monitors
- C.
Guests
- D.
Sponsoring Organization
- 10.A reasonable quantity of food and nonalcoholic beverage other than water must be served. How is a "reasonable quantity" defined?
- A.
Enough for everyone to have some
- B.
Enough to last throughout the event/as long as alcohol is served
- C.
Enough to give to those who want some
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