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What are the two procedures for reporting violations to ILLC?
Seller-server certification is valid for ____ years unless earlier revoked.
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Every licensee shall cause his or her license or licenses to be framed and hung in plain view in a conspicuous place on the ____.
licensed premises
In order to be a responsible seller-server of alcohol, you will need to:
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What are the key laws related to alcohol sales?
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To decide if a sale of alcohol is legal, watch your customers to:
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In order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol/intervention, you need to:
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What is considered alcoholic liquor?
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Common alcoholic beverages include:
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Who is considered an employee in the context of alcohol sales?
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Under the influence blood alcohol concentrations are ____ or more.
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What is public intoxication?
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What constitutes criminal negligence?
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Who is responsible for the sale of an alcoholic beverage?
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Breaking the laws for selling alcohol puts ______ at risk.
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If you receive a violation, you can request a hearing within _____ days of the violation.
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If a violation takes place, what may happen?
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______ is the main alcohol component in alcoholic beverages.
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Alcohol ultimately serves to depress the body's:
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__________ is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream expressed as a percentage.
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What factors affect BAC?
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The body processes alcohol at ____ oz per hour.
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One drink is based on 1.5 oz of 80 proof liquor: ___ % alcohol.
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12 oz beer has ___ % alcohol.
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5 oz wine has ____ % alcohol.
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A man who weighs approximately 220 lbs has one, 24-oz glass of beer in one hour. What is his estimated BAC?
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Study Notes
Reporting Violations
- Procedures for reporting violations include seller training school and addressing underage drinking, suspected sales, or intoxicated persons.
Seller-Server Certification
- Valid for three years unless revoked earlier.
License Display
- Every licensee must display licenses framed and hung in a conspicuous place within licensed premises.
Responsibilities of Seller-Server
- Knowledge of laws, familiarity with customers, and ability to refuse service when necessary are key responsibilities.
Key Alcohol Sales Laws
- Aim to prevent underage drinking, sales to intoxicated individuals, and alcohol-related fatalities.
Assessing Legal Alcohol Sales
- Observe customers for appearance, behavior, reactions, and the amount of alcohol purchased or consumed before deciding on a sale.
Preventing Illegal Alcohol Sales
- Quick, clear, firm, and consistent intervention can prevent illegal sales of alcohol.
Definition of Alcoholic Liquor
- Includes all beverages containing alcohol such as spirits, wine, and beer; it can be liquid or solid.
Common Alcoholic Beverages
- Beer, malt liquor, wine, wine coolers, distilled spirits, mixed drinks, and cocktails are typical alcoholic options.
Definition of Employee
- Anyone involved in seeking, serving, dispensing, or delivering alcoholic beverages is considered an employee, including managers and supervisors.
Blood Alcohol Concentration
- A level of 0.08 or more indicates a person is under the influence.
Public Intoxication Definition
- Appearing intoxicated in public to a degree that risks harm to oneself or others.
Criminal Negligence
- Failure to meet a basic standard of care, which includes checking IDs, refusing to overserve, and recognizing intoxication signs.
Responsibility for Alcohol Sales
- The individual serving, selling, or delivering alcoholic beverages bears ultimate responsibility, despite assistance from others.
Risks of Breaking Alcohol Sales Laws
- Violations endanger the seller, employer, and customers.
Requesting a Hearing for Violations
- A hearing can be requested within 21 days of receiving a violation.
Consequences of Violations
- Violations may lead to criminal action against an employee and require the owner/manager to complete an affidavit and provide employee details for verification.
Ethanol as Alcohol's Component
- Ethanol is the primary component in alcoholic beverages, acting as a depressant despite initial stimulant effects.
Alcohol's Effect on the Body
- Alcohol primarily depresses the central nervous system.
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
- BAC measures the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream, expressed as a percentage.
Factors Influencing BAC
- Various factors affect BAC including weight, age, gender, body mass, consumption speed, time, exhaustion level, mental health, and food intake.
Alcohol Metabolism Rate
- The body processes alcohol at a rate of one ounce per hour.
Standard Drink Measurements
- A standard drink comprises 1.5 oz of 80 proof liquor (40% alcohol), 12 oz of beer (4.5% alcohol), or 5 oz of wine (12% alcohol).
Definition of a Standard Drink in the U.S.
- Any drink containing approximately 0.6 fluid ounces or 14 grams of pure alcohol.
Estimation of Impairment
- A 220 lbs man drinking one 24-oz glass of beer in an hour with an estimated BAC of 0.03 is considered possibly impaired.
Female Alcohol Metabolism
- Generally, on average, a woman’s body takes longer than a man’s to metabolize one alcoholic drink.
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This quiz covers essential procedures and laws related to alcohol sales, including reporting violations, seller-server responsibilities, and assessing customer behavior. Understanding these guidelines is crucial for promoting responsible alcohol sales and preventing illegal practices.