A group of three (3) are at a bar and have been drinking consistently* for three (3) hours, showing signs of intoxication.*Consistently meaning approx. three (3) standard drinks (two (2) containers) an hour. From the list below, what appropriate actions should you take?   Please select ONE (1) answer. Stuck? Click here to view a pop-up of the content related to this questionOffer food and non-alcoholic beverages, speak to the customers and assist them in drinking responsibly.Refuse service and offer to find friends or family or assistance to find their designated driver.Serve more alcoholic drinks.

Please choose the correct answer from the following choices, and then select the submit answer button.A 120-pound woman would typically reach legal intoxication after having how many drinks?1 drink2 drinks1.5 drinks0.5 drink

Of the two (2) examples below, which is considered erratic drinking behaviour? EXAMPLE 1You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for another red wine and orders a burger. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and try one (1) sample. A short time later, she is back at the bar for a pack of chips. She is not showing signs of intoxication. EXAMPLE 2You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for one (1) shot of tequila. Five (5) minutes later she returns and orders beer. She quickly returns for a gin and tonic. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and return with multiple samples. A short time later, she is back at the bar asking for a triple-shot vodka and soda. She is not showing signs of intoxication.

Please read the House Policy Document to answer this question in line with organisational expectations.Following on from the previous question:In 50 words or less outline – List 2 actions you could take if you observed this erratic drinking behaviour.Stuck? Revisit Erratic Drinking Patterns

plan not to drive. only drive during daylight hours. eat plenty of food to absorb the excess alcohol. monitor their BAC so that they know that they are safe.

When Hector turned 21, his friends took him out for his first drink. He ended up drinking far more than he planned that night, and he was badly hungover the next day. Hector enjoys spending time with his friends when they go out, but he doesn't want to feel sick the next day. Which strategy will help Hector reduce the harmful effects of alcohol the next time he goes out?Group of answer choiceshaving something to eat as he drinksdrinking no more than three drinks an hourabstaining from water while drinking alcoholdrinking wine instead of beer