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  1. Q11Selling liquor without a valid AGLC licence is:

    • APermitted for small businesses
    • BAn offence under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act
    • CAllowed at private events
    • DOnly a civil matter
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. An offence under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act

    Selling liquor without the required AGLC licence is an offence under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  2. Q12Which is NOT typically a type of AGLC liquor licence?

    • AClass A (e.g., bar/restaurant)
    • BClass B (e.g., recreation/event)
    • CClass D (retail/off-sales)
    • DClass Z federal export
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Class Z federal export

    Alberta uses licence classes such as A, B, C and D; there is no 'Class Z federal export' liquor licence.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  3. Q13Posting your liquor licence in the premises is:

    • AOptional
    • BRequired so it is visible to patrons and inspectors
    • COnly needed for off-sales
    • DForbidden for privacy reasons
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Required so it is visible to patrons and inspectors

    Licensees must display the AGLC liquor licence where it can be readily seen by patrons and inspectors.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  4. Q14Can a licensed premises offer 'all you can drink' for a fixed price in Alberta?

    • AYes, on weekends
    • BNo — pricing practices that encourage excessive consumption are prohibited
    • CYes, if patrons sign a waiver
    • DOnly after midnight
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. No — pricing practices that encourage excessive consumption are prohibited

    Promotions encouraging rapid or excessive consumption, such as unlimited drinks for one price, are prohibited under AGLC rules.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  5. Q15Alberta sets minimum drink prices to:

    • AIncrease tax revenue
    • BDiscourage over-consumption from very cheap liquor
    • CHelp large bars only
    • DMatch other provinces
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Discourage over-consumption from very cheap liquor

    AGLC minimum liquor pricing rules help prevent the heavy discounting that can drive over-consumption.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  6. Q16A ProServe certificate is issued to:

    • AThe licensed premises
    • BThe individual who completed the training
    • CThe liquor supplier
    • DThe AGLC inspector
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. The individual who completed the training

    ProServe certification belongs to the individual who completed it, and stays with that person between jobs.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  7. Q17ProServe certification in Alberta is administered by:

    • AA private college only
    • BThe AGLC
    • CThe federal government
    • DEach individual bar
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. The AGLC

    The AGLC owns and administers the ProServe responsible liquor service program in Alberta.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  8. Q18Gaming, liquor and cannabis are all regulated in Alberta by:

    • AThree separate agencies
    • BOne agency, the AGLC
    • CMunicipal councils
    • DThe courts
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. One agency, the AGLC

    Alberta combines oversight of gaming, liquor and cannabis under a single agency, the AGLC.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  9. Q19A licensee who repeatedly breaks liquor laws risks:

    • ANothing
    • BFines, licence suspension or cancellation by the AGLC
    • CA tax credit
    • DAutomatic renewal
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Fines, licence suspension or cancellation by the AGLC

    The AGLC can impose fines and suspend or cancel a licence for serious or repeated violations.

    Topic: AGLC & Alberta Liquor Law

  10. Q20When should you ask a patron for identification?

    • AOnly if they look under 18
    • BWhenever you are unsure they are of legal age (18+)
    • COnly when police are present
    • DNever, it is rude
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Whenever you are unsure they are of legal age (18+)

    If you have any doubt that a patron is at least 18, you must ask for valid identification before serving.

    Topic: Checking ID & Acceptable Identification

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