TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Second behavioral cue: Guests behavior becomes unacceptable, they
overrate themselves, can trick someone into thinking they can drive -
ANSWER-Judgment
Third behavioral cue: Thinking process is slowed, lose train of thought,
slurred speech and glassy eyes - ANSWER-Slowed Reactions
Final behavioral cue: Staggering, stumbling, spilling drinks - ANSWER-
Loss of Coordination
The more a person drinks... - ANSWER-The more cues you're likely to
see
The first intoxication factor: Larger peoples may be able to drink more
without being as affected as smaller people - ANSWER-Size
2nd intoxication factor: Women are smaller with higher body fat, tend
to get intoxicated faster - ANSWER-Gender
3rd intoxication factor: Faster a person drinks, the more quickly they
will become intoxicated - ANSWER-Rate of consumption
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
4th intoxication factor: A neat drink will be absorbed quickly, along with
alcohol and a carbonated drink. A diluted drink will be absorbed slowly
- ANSWER-Strength of the drink
ABV - ANSWER-Alcohol by volume
5th intoxication factor: When taken with alcohol it can have an
unpredictable effect - ANSWER-Drug Use
Last intoxication factor: Food in the stomach delays the absorption of
alcohol, someone who is full won't become as intoxicated quickly as
someone with an empty stomach - ANSWER-Food intake
How does alcohol differ from food and other beverages? - ANSWER-It's
absorbed directly into the bloodstream
What is the exact way to measure BAC? - ANSWER-Blood testing or a
breathalyzer
Is alcohol a stimulant or depressant? - ANSWER-Depressant
How does aspirin react with alcohol? - ANSWER-Causes damage to the
stomach lining and possible internal bleeding
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
How do antihistamines react with alcohol? - ANSWER-Depresses the
central nervous system and causes drowsiness
How do narcotics react with alchol? - ANSWER-Depresses the central
nervous system and respiratory functions, also can cause a loss of
consciousness
1/2 oz of pure alcohol is equal to... - ANSWER-12oz beer
5oz wine
1oz 100-proof spirits
What does a high tolerance NOT do? - ANSWER-Impact a person's BAC
level
What is one way you can control how much people drink? - ANSWER-
Measuring the alcohol you serve, never overpour
What are some ways to slow someones drinking? - ANSWER-Give refills
when they ask for it, suggest coffee or a soft drink, offer food, waste
time so they can sober up
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
When you need to cut someone off, what are the steps you should do?
- ANSWER-1) Be friendly and firm, say "I cannot serve you anymore
alcohol, it's against the law
2) If they persists, stand your ground, offer a non alcoholic drink
3) If they keep on persisting, contact the manager
What's a good idea to do in a bar? - ANSWER-Document any alcohol
related incident, keep a log book to write the date, time, and what you
did to prevent the guest from drinking more
What does the law require? - ANSWER-Make a reasonable effort to
prevent intoxication to guests, prevent alcohol sales to minors, and
intervene if a guest does become intoxicated
Common negligence - ANSWER-These laws set a minimum standard for
the actions a reasonable person should take to prevent problems
Dram Shop Liability - ANSWER-Business and individuals may be liable
for injuries caused by intoxicated person to whom they provide liquor
What are commonly accepted forms of ID? - ANSWER-Valid photo
drivers license, Valid photo state-issued ID card, US active-duty military
ID, and alien registration card
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Second behavioral cue: Guests behavior becomes unacceptable, they
overrate themselves, can trick someone into thinking they can drive -
ANSWER-Judgment
Third behavioral cue: Thinking process is slowed, lose train of thought,
slurred speech and glassy eyes - ANSWER-Slowed Reactions
Final behavioral cue: Staggering, stumbling, spilling drinks - ANSWER-
Loss of Coordination
The more a person drinks... - ANSWER-The more cues you're likely to
see
The first intoxication factor: Larger peoples may be able to drink more
without being as affected as smaller people - ANSWER-Size
2nd intoxication factor: Women are smaller with higher body fat, tend
to get intoxicated faster - ANSWER-Gender
3rd intoxication factor: Faster a person drinks, the more quickly they
will become intoxicated - ANSWER-Rate of consumption
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
4th intoxication factor: A neat drink will be absorbed quickly, along with
alcohol and a carbonated drink. A diluted drink will be absorbed slowly
- ANSWER-Strength of the drink
ABV - ANSWER-Alcohol by volume
5th intoxication factor: When taken with alcohol it can have an
unpredictable effect - ANSWER-Drug Use
Last intoxication factor: Food in the stomach delays the absorption of
alcohol, someone who is full won't become as intoxicated quickly as
someone with an empty stomach - ANSWER-Food intake
How does alcohol differ from food and other beverages? - ANSWER-It's
absorbed directly into the bloodstream
What is the exact way to measure BAC? - ANSWER-Blood testing or a
breathalyzer
Is alcohol a stimulant or depressant? - ANSWER-Depressant
How does aspirin react with alcohol? - ANSWER-Causes damage to the
stomach lining and possible internal bleeding
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
How do antihistamines react with alcohol? - ANSWER-Depresses the
central nervous system and causes drowsiness
How do narcotics react with alchol? - ANSWER-Depresses the central
nervous system and respiratory functions, also can cause a loss of
consciousness
1/2 oz of pure alcohol is equal to... - ANSWER-12oz beer
5oz wine
1oz 100-proof spirits
What does a high tolerance NOT do? - ANSWER-Impact a person's BAC
level
What is one way you can control how much people drink? - ANSWER-
Measuring the alcohol you serve, never overpour
What are some ways to slow someones drinking? - ANSWER-Give refills
when they ask for it, suggest coffee or a soft drink, offer food, waste
time so they can sober up
, TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+
When you need to cut someone off, what are the steps you should do?
- ANSWER-1) Be friendly and firm, say "I cannot serve you anymore
alcohol, it's against the law
2) If they persists, stand your ground, offer a non alcoholic drink
3) If they keep on persisting, contact the manager
What's a good idea to do in a bar? - ANSWER-Document any alcohol
related incident, keep a log book to write the date, time, and what you
did to prevent the guest from drinking more
What does the law require? - ANSWER-Make a reasonable effort to
prevent intoxication to guests, prevent alcohol sales to minors, and
intervene if a guest does become intoxicated
Common negligence - ANSWER-These laws set a minimum standard for
the actions a reasonable person should take to prevent problems
Dram Shop Liability - ANSWER-Business and individuals may be liable
for injuries caused by intoxicated person to whom they provide liquor
What are commonly accepted forms of ID? - ANSWER-Valid photo
drivers license, Valid photo state-issued ID card, US active-duty military
ID, and alien registration card
