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What is considered a 'standard drink' in Ontario for regular beer (5% alcohol)?
In Ontario, a standard drink of regular beer (5% alcohol) is defined as 341 mL (12 oz). This standardized measurement helps individuals track their alcohol cons
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Question: What is considered a 'standard drink' in Ontario for regular beer (5% alcohol)?
Answer options:
- 29 mL (1 oz)
- 142 mL (5 oz) ✅ 341 mL (12 oz)
- 284 mL (10 oz)
Correct answer: 341 mL (12 oz)
Explanation: In Ontario, a standard drink of regular beer (5% alcohol) is defined as 341 mL (12 oz). This standardized measurement helps individuals track their alcohol consumption and helps servers assess intoxication levels. Options A, B, and D are incorrect measurements for a standard beer.
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