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 crime is committed by knowingly permitting a person under 21 to consume alcohol on-sale premises?

A felony crime
A misdemeanor crime
A regulatory infraction
A civil violation

The correct answer is: A misdemeanor crime

Permitting a person under 21 to drink alcohol on-sale premises is considered a misdemeanor crime. This means that it is a less serious offense than a felony, but still punishable by fines and/or imprisonment. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they are not the specific type of crime that is committed in this scenario. A felony is a more serious crime and a regulatory infraction and civil violation typically refer to violations of laws or regulations, not criminal offenses.