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Which of the following is NOT a sign of intoxication that a server should look for?
Ordering only non-alcoholic beverages is a sign of responsible consumption, or simply a customer's preference, and is not an indicator of intoxication. The othe
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Question: Which of the following is NOT a sign of intoxication that a server should look for?
Answer options:
- Slurred speech and difficulty forming sentences.
- Excessive sweating and flushed face. ✅ Ordering only non-alcoholic beverages.
- Reduced inhibitions and overly loud behaviour.
Correct answer: Ordering only non-alcoholic beverages.
Explanation: Ordering only non-alcoholic beverages is a sign of responsible consumption, or simply a customer's preference, and is not an indicator of intoxication. The other options – slurred speech, physical symptoms like sweating/flushing, and behavioural changes like reduced inhibitions or loud behaviour – are all common signs of impairment resulting from alcohol consumption.
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