Texas Bartending License Practice Test

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When a person fails to meet a standard level of care that an ordinary person under the same conditions would meet, he or she has been criminally negligent. What is an example of such negligence?

Over-serving alcohol
Checking IDs
Refusing to serve water
Helping a customer find a taxi

The correct answer is: Over-serving alcohol

When a person fails to meet the standard level of care by over-serving alcohol, it can lead to dangerous situations such as intoxication, potential harm to oneself or others, and legal liabilities for the establishment. Over-serving alcohol contributes to irresponsible drinking behavior, which can result in accidents, injuries, or alcohol-related incidents. Therefore, it is crucial for bartenders to be aware of and adhere to responsible alcohol service practices to prevent such negligence.