Quiz 1 (b) Sell or Supply Alcohol Responsibly

Q 1. Intoxication can be the result of consumption of liquor or another intoxicating substance. True or False?

TRUE
FALSE

Q 2. Identify three (3) common strategies that lead to intoxication?

Eating a lot of food before drinking
Using on SPF 15 before leaving home
Binge Drinking
Drinking Milk and eating Bananas
Alcohol and Prescription or Illicit drug mixing
Pre-loading

Q 3. Identify the three (3) definitions that describe a rapid intoxication drink?

a drink that is mixed with heavily carbonated soft drink
a drink that has no ice cubes in it
a drink served in a small glass or container such as shooters, shots, bombs, test tubes, jelly shots, and other similar drinks
a drink prepared on the premises that contains more than 45ml of spirits or liqueur (1.5 nips)
a drink with sliced fruit and umbrellas as garnish
a pre-mixed alcoholic drink containing more than 5% of ethyl alcohol (ethanol) or containing more ethanol than 2 standard drinks

Q. 4. A minor is anyone who has not reached the age of 18 True/False?

FALSE
TRUE

Q 5. How long after consumption does it take for alcohol to enter the blood stream?

3 minutes
30 minutes
30 seconds

Q 6. Identify two (2) targets of drink spiking from the following list.

Male drinkers over 65 years of age
People aged under 24 years of age
Women

Q 7. What percentage of drink spiking events reported to police involve sexual assault?

80%
10%
30%

Q 8. Identify ten (10) potential RSA Initiatives.

Responsible Service of Alcohol
Aromatherapy Guidelines
Minors
Unduly intoxicated & disorderly patrons
Security
Staff training
Promotions
Responsible hospitality practices
Noise and amenity
Consultation with community & key stakeholder groups
Compliance with laws

Q 9. What are the two exceptions that allow a minor to be present on licensed premises in Tasmania?

(i) to collect liquor bought and paid for online by an adult (ii) to buy wine and beer for off site consumption
(i) to have a meal (ii) in the company of a responsible adult
(i) to meet with friends (ii) to play keno

Q 10. In most cases a minor is not permitted to sell, supply or serve alcohol on licensed premises, in which states or territories is this not allowed? Please select the two (2) correct answers.

New South Wales
Tasmania
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Queensland
Northern Territory

Q 11. What must be in place for approved ID to be acceptable as a proof of age document? (Select the correct answer)

It's supported by a recent fine issued by an Australian Government Department
When you unfold the document it does not fall apart
It has a photo on the face the document

Q 12. Indicate the seven (7) following photo IDs that will be accepted as proof of age in Australia.

Photo Card Issued in NSW that is an expired document
Open Drivers Licence Issued by any State or Territory Government that is current
Adult Proof of Age Card issued by any State or Territory government that is current
Learners permit issued by any State or Territory Government that is current
An Australian or Foreign Passport that is current
Prison discharge papers
A shooters (Gun) licence issued by any State or Territory Government that is current
Digital ID issued by any State or Territory Government that is current
A foreign drivers licence that is current and in English
A foreign drivers licence that is current in a foreign language
A foreign drivers licence that is current in a foreign language but accompanied with an English Translation

Quiz 1 (b) Sell or Supply Alcohol Responsibly

Odyssey 27/07/2024

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