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Responsible Beverage Service (Alcohol Server) Certification

Minors (TX): practice questions

Our Responsible Beverage Service bank has 14 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1 · Texas

For a first violation of selling to a minor, TABC may suspend a retail licence for up to:

  1. 7 days only
  2. One year, with no option to cancel
  3. 30 days only
  4. 90 days, or cancel it
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D. 90 days, or cancel it — 106.13(a): the commission may cancel or suspend for not more than 90 days for criminally negligent sales to minors.

Question 2 · Texas

In Texas, a minor who falsely claims to be 21 or shows a document saying so commits:

  1. No offense, if no sale is made
  2. A felony
  3. Only a civil violation
  4. Misrepresentation of age (106.07)
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D. Misrepresentation of age (106.07) — Section 106.07 makes it an offense for a minor to falsely state they are 21 or older or present a document showing that to a seller.

Question 3 · Texas

In Texas, selling alcohol to a minor with criminal negligence is:

  1. A Class C misdemeanour
  2. A state jail felony
  3. A Class A misdemeanour
  4. Only a civil matter
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C. A Class A misdemeanour — Section 106.03(a) and (c): sale to a minor with criminal negligence is a Class A misdemeanour.

Question 4 · Texas

Which ID types does Texas section 106.03(b) name as possible proof of age?

  1. A DPS licence or ID card, a passport, or military ID
  2. A student ID, a work badge or a library card
  3. A credit card, a bank card or a utility bill
  4. A birth certificate only
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A. A DPS licence or ID card, a passport, or military ID — 106.03(b) says proof of identification may include a DPS driver's licence or ID card, a passport, or a military ID card.

Question 5 · Texas

For a third sale-to-minor offense within 36 consecutive months, TABC may suspend a permit for up to:

  1. 12 months, or cancel it
  2. 90 days
  3. Six months, with no option to cancel
  4. 30 days
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A. 12 months, or cancel it — 106.13(b): for a third offense within 36 months, the commission may cancel or suspend for not more than 12 months.

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