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Alcohol Safety - Question List

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26. You encounter an ID with a blank back. What can you assume?
  1. The customer is an organ donor.
  2. The back was worn away.
  3. It is a state-issued driver license for a minor.
  4. It is most likely a fake.
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27. A patron is trying to show you his or her driver license on a smart phone instead of giving over a physical card version of it. What do you do?
  1. Ask for the physical card instead and tell him or her you will only accept that.
  2. Ask for the physical card, but if he or she does not have it take a closer look at the phone copy.
  3. Ask to hold his or her phone and look over the license image carefully.
  4. Make sure everyone else he or she is with is over 21.
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28. If a customer leaves the establishment only to return later, should he or she expect to have his or her ID checked again?
  1. No. The establishment should have stamped his or her hand to allow reentry.
  2. Only if he or she comes in with a different group of people.
  3. No. Once an ID is checked it would be rude to check it again.
  4. Yes. Employees cannot remember everybody, and checking it again also ensures that he or she did not lend it to someone else.
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29. If a guest comes in with a designated driver who is not drinking, do you need to check both of their IDs?
  1. No. You only need to check identification for whoever is actually consuming alcohol.
  2. Yes. You should have a record of who the designated driver is in case there is legal trouble later on.
  3. It depends on the establishment’s policies.
  4. A and C
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30. A customer presents an ID with a large crack running down the side that makes it difficult to see the photo clearly. Is the ID valid?
  1. Only if the customer can accurately answer questions about his or her residence, birthdate, etc.
  2. Only if the physical description on the card matches the customer.
  3. No, not with a crack in it.
  4. It might be, but the bartender/server still has the right to refuse it.
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