California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Certification Practice Exam

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What might minors do in an attempt to avoid being caught drinking underage in a licensed premises?

  1. Sing loudly

  2. Dance near the exit

  3. Find secluded locations to avoid employee monitoring

  4. Order multiple rounds at once

The correct answer is: Find secluded locations to avoid employee monitoring

Minors may try to find secluded locations to avoid employee monitoring in order to avoid being caught drinking underage. Singing loudly, dancing near the exit, and ordering multiple rounds at once would not be effective ways to avoid being caught. These actions could be considered suspicious and could potentially draw attention to the minor and increase their chances of being caught. Additionally, these actions would not help to prevent employee monitoring, which is a common method of identifying underage drinking in licensed premises. In contrast, trying to find a secluded location would provide the minor with more privacy and less risk of being seen by employees.