Pass Serving It Right with confidence
A free practice test for BC’s Serving It Right exam, written from BC’s liquor laws and the province’s responsible service program: 35-question practice exams, topic drills and the reason behind every answer.
Your first order is up: serve it or not?
ORDER · BAR1 PATRON
1Beer, 12 oz
1Glass of wine, 5 oz
“Both for me, thanks.”
Q 1 OF 35 · LIQUOR LAW AND LICENSEE RESPONSIBILITIES
A patron at the bar orders a 12 oz beer and a 5 oz glass of wine, both for themselves. Can you serve both at once?
Source under the answer: Liquor Primary Terms and Conditions: Drink sizes
One standard drink = 0.6 oz of alcohol
From the Serving It Right manual. Each glass below holds one.
12 ozbeer at 5%
5 ozwine at 12%
1.5 ozspirits at 40%
A standard drink in Canada holds 0.6 oz (13.6 g) of pure alcohol: 12 oz of 5% beer, 5 oz of 12% wine, 1.5 oz of 40% spirits
35questions on the real exam
28right to pass (80%)
$40plus tax, for 3 attempts
5 yrscertificate valid
- FreeServing It Right practice testA full 35-question practice exam, new questions every time.
- DrillMinors and checking IDBC’s ID rules, fake ID and minors on the premises.
- GuideThe SIR certificateWho needs it, what it costs and how long it’s good for.
- GuideSpecial Event ServerThe shorter course for one-off events.
Is this customer 19?
ID check
To be 19 today, a customer must be born on or before
November 14, 2007
A date on an ID only helps if the ID itself is valid and belongs to the person. Check the photo, the expiry and the security features too.
Why practise here
- Our own questions, from official sources. Written from BC’s liquor laws, the LCRB’s licensee handbooks and the program’s public information, with the source under each answer.
- Topic drills for the law, ID, intoxication and incidents.
- Free, no account. Your answers stay in your browser.
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