British Columbia Serving It Right Practice Test

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What is a primary goal of responsible beverage service programs?

To increase the sale of high-alcohol-content drinks
To reduce alcohol-related problems in licensed establishments
To promote happy hour specials
To eliminate food service in bars

The correct answer is: To reduce alcohol-related problems in licensed establishments

The primary goal of responsible beverage service programs is to reduce alcohol-related problems in licensed establishments. These programs aim to educate servers and staff about the effects of alcohol, the legal responsibilities of serving alcohol, and techniques to manage customers who may become overly intoxicated. By implementing responsible practices, establishments can create a safer environment, mitigate risks, and provide a better experience for patrons while ensuring compliance with provincial laws and regulations. This approach ultimately seeks to enhance public safety, diminish instances of overconsumption, and contribute to an overall reduction in alcohol-related incidents.