Quiz 1 (c) Sell or Serve Alcohol Responsibly

Q 1. What are the four (4) priority areas highlighted for action under the new National Drug Strategy 2019-2028? Select the correct four (4).

Increasing the risk of public harm by promoting public drinking
Promoting excessive consumption of alcohol and drugs at home
Improving community safety and amenity
Managing alcohol availability, price and promotion
Removing drink driving laws
Supporting individuals to obtain help and systems to respond
Promoting healthier communities

Q 2. What percentage of Australians in 2010 had consumed alcohol by the time they were 14 years old?

26%
47%
88%

Q 3. The cultural practice of ‘shouting a round of drinks is best explained by which of the following statements?

“Shouting” refers to paying for someone else’s drink as a good gesture with no expectation of one in return. This can give people the feeling of being more socially accepted.
"Shouting" refers to the practice of raising your voice and yelling your order to the server.

Q 4. How many direct and indirect employment opportunities does the liquor industry bring to Australia?

350,000
600,000
590,055

Q 5. Australian Health Guidelines identify 4 (four) targets for the reduction of health risks from drinking liquor, please indicate below which 4 (four) are correct?

1. Reducing the demand on imported sugar in the production of spirits. 2. Incentivising primary industry to invest in glass production. 3. Promoting alcohol access via vending machines. 4. Reducing the police monitoring of licensed premises.
1. Reducing the risk of alcohol related harm over a lifetime. 2. Reducing the risk of injury on a single occasion. 3. Children and young people under 18 years of age. 4. Pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Q 6. In 2017/2018 Australian born adults were almost twice as likely as those born overseas to drink in excess of the lifetime risk guideline. True or False?

TRUE
FALSE

Q 7. Select 8 (eight) short term effects of excessive consumption of alcohol may have on the drinker?

Reduced inhibitions
A sense of relaxation
Loss of alertness or coordination, and slower reaction times
Impaired memory and judgement
Fungal infection of the nails
Nausea, shakiness and vomiting
Blurred or double vision
Disturbed sleep patterns
Disturbed sexual functioning

Q 8. Select 4 (four) long term effects that the excessive consumption of alcohol may have on the drinker?

Business success
Oral, throat and breast cancers
Liver cirrhosis
Some forms of heart disease and stroke
Brain damage and dementia

Q 9. How many alcohol induced deaths were recorded in 2017?

1,636
1,366

Q 10. What is the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration for full driving licence holders?

0.04
0.10
0.01
0.05

Quiz 1 (c) Sell or Serve Alcohol Responsibly

Odyssey 15/01/2025

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