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What are the two procedures for reporting violations to ILLC?
What are the two procedures for reporting violations to ILLC?
- Seller training school (correct)
- Underage drinking, suspected sales, intoxicated persons (correct)
- Staff training programs
- Customer feedback
Seller-server certification is valid for ____ years unless earlier revoked.
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 ____.
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:
In order to be a responsible seller-server of alcohol, you will need to:
What are the key laws related to alcohol sales?
What are the key laws related to alcohol sales?
To decide if a sale of alcohol is legal, watch your customers to:
To decide if a sale of alcohol is legal, watch your customers to:
In order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol/intervention, you need to:
In order to prevent an illegal sale of alcohol/intervention, you need to:
What is considered alcoholic liquor?
What is considered alcoholic liquor?
Common alcoholic beverages include:
Common alcoholic beverages include:
Who is considered an employee in the context of alcohol sales?
Who is considered an employee in the context of alcohol sales?
Under the influence blood alcohol concentrations are ____ or more.
Under the influence blood alcohol concentrations are ____ or more.
What is public intoxication?
What is public intoxication?
What constitutes criminal negligence?
What constitutes criminal negligence?
Who is responsible for the sale of an alcoholic beverage?
Who is responsible for the sale of an alcoholic beverage?
Breaking the laws for selling alcohol puts ______ at risk.
Breaking the laws for selling alcohol puts ______ at risk.
If you receive a violation, you can request a hearing within _____ days of the violation.
If you receive a violation, you can request a hearing within _____ days of the violation.
If a violation takes place, what may happen?
If a violation takes place, what may happen?
______ is the main alcohol component in alcoholic beverages.
______ is the main alcohol component in alcoholic beverages.
Alcohol ultimately serves to depress the body's:
Alcohol ultimately serves to depress the body's:
__________ is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream expressed as a percentage.
__________ is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream expressed as a percentage.
What factors affect BAC?
What factors affect BAC?
The body processes alcohol at ____ oz per hour.
The body processes alcohol at ____ oz per hour.
One drink is based on 1.5 oz of 80 proof liquor: ___ % alcohol.
One drink is based on 1.5 oz of 80 proof liquor: ___ % alcohol.
12 oz beer has ___ % alcohol.
12 oz beer has ___ % alcohol.
5 oz wine has ____ % alcohol.
5 oz wine has ____ % alcohol.
A man who weighs approximately 220 lbs has one, 24-oz glass of beer in one hour. What is his estimated BAC?
A man who weighs approximately 220 lbs has one, 24-oz glass of beer in one hour. What is his estimated BAC?
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.
