California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Certification Practice Exam

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Master the California ABC Certification Exam with our comprehensive practice guide. Tailored to help bartenders and servers excel, this quiz offers key insights into responsible alcohol service, ensuring success on your first try.

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What amount of alcohol does a standard drink contain?

10 g
14 g or 0.6 fl. oz.
20 g
0.5 fl. oz.

The correct answer is: 14 g or 0.6 fl. oz.

A standard drink contains about 14 grams of alcohol or 0.6 fluid ounces. This amount is equivalent to a 12oz bottle of beer, 5oz glass of wine, or 1.5oz shot of liquor. Option A and C are incorrect because they suggest a higher amount of alcohol, while option D is incorrect because it suggests a much lower amount. It's important to know the standard amount of alcohol in a drink in order to practice safe and responsible drinking habits.