Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) Practice Test

What does 'harm minimisation' mean in the context of serving alcohol?

1. ASelling as much alcohol as possible
2. BReducing the harm that alcohol can cause to patrons and the wider communityCorrect
3. COnly protecting the venue's profits
4. DIgnoring how much patrons drink

Why: Harm minimisation aims to reduce alcohol-related harm, such as injury, violence, drink-driving and health problems, for both patrons and the community. Responsible service practices, safe-transport options and monitoring patrons all support this goal.

Which of the following is a common sign that a patron may be becoming intoxicated?

1. ATalking to friends quietly
2. BSlurred speech, unsteadiness on their feet and loss of coordinationCorrect
3. COrdering a glass of water
4. DPaying with a card

Why: Typical signs of intoxication include slurred or rambling speech, unsteadiness and loss of balance or coordination, glassy or bloodshot eyes, and changes in behaviour such as becoming loud, argumentative or overly friendly.