Arizona Title 4 Training Practice Test 2026: Practice test 2

1. Question 1 of 25

   About how much malt liquor (about 7% alcohol) is one standard drink?

   • A16 ounces
   • B12 ounces
   • C4 ounces
   • D8 to 9 ounces
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   Answer: D. 8 to 9 ounces

   Malt liquor is stronger than regular beer. At about 7% alcohol, roughly 8 to 9 ounces holds the 0.6 ounces of alcohol in one standard drink.

2. Question 2 of 25

   Which of these is one U.S. standard drink of beer?

   • A16 ounces of regular beer
   • B32 ounces of light beer
   • C12 ounces of regular beer (about 5% alcohol)
   • D24 ounces of regular beer
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   Answer: C. 12 ounces of regular beer (about 5% alcohol)

   A 12-ounce serving of regular beer at about 5% alcohol is one standard drink.

3. Question 3 of 25

   What does the star on a REAL ID card tell you?

   • AThe person is over 21
   • BThe person is a veteran
   • CThe person may buy alcohol in any state
   • DThe card meets federal REAL ID security standards; it does not show age
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   Answer: D. The card meets federal REAL ID security standards; it does not show age

   The star marks a REAL ID-compliant card. You still need to check the date of birth.

4. Question 4 of 25

   How much 80-proof distilled spirits is one standard drink?

   • A5 ounces
   • B1 ounce
   • C3 ounces
   • D1.5 ounces
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   Answer: D. 1.5 ounces

   A 1.5-ounce shot of 80-proof (40% alcohol) spirits such as vodka, gin, rum or whiskey is one standard drink.

5. Question 5 of 25

   A guest stops drinking at 11 p.m. What can happen to their BAC after that?

   • AIt can keep rising for a while
   • BIt drops to zero within 15 minutes
   • CIt stays the same until they sleep
   • DIt falls quickly if they drink coffee
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   Answer: A. It can keep rising for a while

   Alcohol still in the stomach and intestine keeps being absorbed, so BAC can continue to rise after the last drink.

6. Question 6 of 25

   Most states prohibit serving alcohol to a person who is:

   • AVisibly or obviously intoxicated
   • BTired after work
   • CPaying with cash
   • DOver 65
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   Answer: A. Visibly or obviously intoxicated

   Laws in nearly every state make it illegal to serve a visibly or obviously intoxicated person.

7. Question 7 of 25

   An adult orders two beers and passes one to a young-looking friend. What should you do?

   • AAsk the friend for ID and refuse the drink if they are under 21
   • BServe both, as long as they are with an adult
   • CServe both, since the adult paid
   • DLook away
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   Answer: A. Ask the friend for ID and refuse the drink if they are under 21

   Supplying alcohol to a minor through another adult is still illegal. Watch for drinks being passed to young customers.

8. Question 8 of 25

   A cocktail contains three 1.5-ounce pours of different 80-proof liquors. How many standard drinks does it contain?

   • A2
   • B1
   • C4.5
   • D3
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   Answer: D. 3

   Each 1.5-ounce pour of 80-proof liquor is one standard drink, so the cocktail holds three, even though it is served in one glass.

9. Question 9 of 25

   Why should you write refusals and incidents in an incident log?

   • AIt records what happened and shows you acted responsibly
   • BIt is used to split tips
   • CIt is required to sell more drinks
   • DIt is needed to charge the customer
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   Answer: A. It records what happened and shows you acted responsibly

   A written record made at the time can help protect you and the business if there is a complaint, an inspection or a lawsuit.

10. Question 10 of 25

    A customer shows a driver's license that expired last year. What is the safest choice?

    • AAccept it if they are with friends
    • BAccept it because the photo matches
    • CAccept it if they tip well
    • DDo not accept it and ask for a valid ID
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    Answer: D. Do not accept it and ask for a valid ID

    Many states and most employers require a valid, unexpired ID. Expired cards are easier to misuse.

11. Question 11 of 25

    Which of these actually lowers a person's BAC?

    • AFresh air
    • BTime
    • CA cold shower
    • DBlack coffee
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    Answer: B. Time

    Only time lowers BAC as the liver breaks down alcohol. Coffee and cold showers do not sober a person up.

12. Question 12 of 25

    You are unsure whether an ID belongs to the customer. What is a good way to check?

    • AAsk them to tell you details from the card, such as their middle name or ZIP code
    • BCheck their phone wallpaper
    • CAsk them their favorite color
    • DAsk a friend to vouch for them
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    Answer: A. Ask them to tell you details from the card, such as their middle name or ZIP code

    The real owner can easily say the details printed on the card. Hesitation or wrong answers are warning signs.

13. Question 13 of 25

    A guest cannot be woken up and is breathing slowly. What should you do first?

    • ALet them sleep it off in a back room
    • BGive them coffee
    • CCall 911 and stay with them
    • DPut them in a cold shower
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    Answer: C. Call 911 and stay with them

    These are signs of alcohol overdose, which can kill. Call 911, do not leave them alone, and keep them on their side if they vomit.

14. Question 14 of 25

    Why should a very intoxicated person not be left alone to "sleep it off"?

    • AThey might wake up hungry
    • BThey will sober up faster with company
    • CIt is only a problem if they are under 21
    • DTheir BAC can keep rising and they could choke or stop breathing
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    Answer: D. Their BAC can keep rising and they could choke or stop breathing

    BAC can keep rising after drinking stops. A person who passes out can choke on vomit or stop breathing.

15. Question 15 of 25

    What should acceptable proof-of-age ID include?

    • AA government-issued photo, date of birth and expiration date
    • BA school logo and a photo
    • CA company badge number
    • DA bank name and card number
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    Answer: A. A government-issued photo, date of birth and expiration date

    Use valid, government-issued photo ID such as a driver's license, state ID card, passport or military ID.

16. Question 16 of 25

    How much table wine (about 12% alcohol) is one standard drink?

    • A12 ounces
    • B3 ounces
    • C5 ounces
    • D8 ounces
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    Answer: C. 5 ounces

    A 5-ounce glass of wine at about 12% alcohol is one standard drink.

17. Question 17 of 25

    Which of these makes BAC rise faster?

    • ADrinking water between drinks
    • BDrinking quickly on an empty stomach
    • CEating a full meal while drinking
    • DSipping one drink slowly over an hour
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    Answer: B. Drinking quickly on an empty stomach

    Fast drinking and an empty stomach send alcohol into the blood quickly. Food and slow drinking slow the rise.

18. Question 18 of 25

    What is the risk of serving alcohol mixed with energy drinks?

    • AEnergy drinks lower BAC
    • BThey make the alcohol weaker
    • CCaffeine can hide how drunk a person is, so they may keep drinking
    • DCaffeine removes alcohol from the blood
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    Answer: C. Caffeine can hide how drunk a person is, so they may keep drinking

    Caffeine may make a person feel alert, but it does not reduce impairment or BAC.

19. Question 19 of 25

    A license looks real, but the birth year appears to have been scratched and reprinted. What type of fake ID is this?

    • AA valid ID
    • BA borrowed ID
    • CAn altered ID
    • DA military ID
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    Answer: C. An altered ID

    An altered ID is a real card that someone has changed, often the date of birth or the photo.

20. Question 20 of 25

    When you refuse service, what helps keep the customer calm?

    • ATell them they are a drunk
    • BPoint to the law or house policy instead of judging the person
    • CArgue until they agree
    • DIgnore them until they leave
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    Answer: B. Point to the law or house policy instead of judging the person

    Saying "the law does not allow me to serve you" focuses on the rule, not the person, and avoids an argument.

21. Question 21 of 25

    A customer walks in already visibly intoxicated. What should you do?

    • AServe them after they eat a snack
    • BServe them one drink
    • CDo not serve them alcohol
    • DServe them light beer only
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    Answer: C. Do not serve them alcohol

    Most states prohibit serving a visibly or obviously intoxicated person, no matter where they did their drinking.

22. Question 22 of 25

    A regular customer with a high tolerance shows few signs after several drinks. What is true?

    • AThey cannot become intoxicated
    • BTolerance makes the liver work twice as fast
    • CTheir BAC can be high even though they seem sober
    • DTheir BAC is lower than other people's
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    Answer: C. Their BAC can be high even though they seem sober

    Tolerance can hide the signs of intoxication but does not lower BAC. The customer is still impaired.

23. Question 23 of 25

    What is the minimum legal age to buy alcohol in the United States?

    • AIt depends on the type of drink
    • B21 in every state
    • C18 in every state
    • D19 in most states
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    Answer: B. 21 in every state

    Every state sets 21 as the minimum legal age to buy or publicly possess alcohol.

24. Question 24 of 25

    A customer shows a real license, but the photo looks like an older sibling. What type of fake ID might this be?

    • AA borrowed ID
    • BA temporary ID
    • CA counterfeit ID
    • DAn expired ID
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    Answer: A. A borrowed ID

    Using someone else's real ID is a borrowed ID. Compare the face, height and other details, and refuse if they do not match.

25. Question 25 of 25

    Why is it dangerous to mix alcohol with sleeping pills, anxiety medicine or opioids?

    • AIt has no effect
    • BThe medicine cancels out the alcohol
    • CIt makes the person more alert
    • DTogether they can slow breathing to a dangerous level
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    Answer: D. Together they can slow breathing to a dangerous level

    Alcohol and these drugs both slow the brain and body. Combined, they can cause overdose.

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