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What is a common behavioural sign of intoxication that a server might observe?
Slurred speech or difficulty walking are common behavioural signs of intoxication, indicating a person's motor skills and cognitive functions are impaired. The
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Question: What is a common behavioural sign of intoxication that a server might observe?
Answer options:
- Ordering a non-alcoholic beverage. ✅ Slurred speech or difficulty walking.
- Politely declining another drink.
- Sitting quietly at their table.
Correct answer: Slurred speech or difficulty walking.
Explanation: Slurred speech or difficulty walking are common behavioural signs of intoxication, indicating a person's motor skills and cognitive functions are impaired. The other options describe actions that do not typically suggest intoxication.
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