1. An alcohol awareness card must be carried at all times during work hours, and a government or city investigator may request to see your valid, non-expired alcohol card at any time.

2. The selling and serving of alcoholic beverages is governed by different entities and may vary by state.

3. A guest appears to be intoxicated at the bar. Which of the following statements is not a correct action to take?

4. Which of the following drink(s) would be considered a “standard” beverage?

5. 40% alcohol = ______ proof.

6. About _____ of alcohol is absorbed through the stomach, while the remaining _____ is absorbed through the small intestine.

7. What gender has a better tolerance for alcohol?

8. Three friends arrive and sit at the bar. Which one will likely get intoxicated faster?

9. If a person is eating food while they are consuming alcohol, they will typically become intoxicated slower.

10. What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in Nevada?

11. The body typically processes how many drink(s) per hour?

12. What symptoms are likely with a BAC of 0.40 or greater?

13. Alcohol is classified as a(an):

14. What type(s) of effect(s) does alcohol cause on the brain?

15. Having an intoxicated person drink coffee or take a cold shower will help him or her sober up.

16. If a customer appears to become angry and violent after they are refused alcohol service, what should you do?

17. If you suspect a patron to be underage and possessing a false ID, what should you do?

18. In Nevada, if a server or seller provides alcohol to an adult person who becomes intoxicated and later injures himself or gets killed, the server or seller will be held liable for the damages.

19. By law, a person found driving under the influence of alcohol with a BAC of 0.08 or higher will be arrested or pay penalties, as well as have his or her license revoked for 90 days (for 1st offense).

20. If an intoxicated person becomes unconscious but is breathing normally and has no other life-threatening conditions, he or she should be placed in the recovery position (on his side) to prevent aspiration (vomiting into the lungs).