SmartServe Ontario Practice Exam

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Is it true that liquor can be delivered without any address verification?

Yes, as long as the person is of age
No, address verification is required
Only for frequent customers
Only for members

The correct answer is: No, address verification is required

Address verification is essential when delivering liquor due to legal requirements. Ensuring that the person receiving the delivery is of legal drinking age involves confirming their residential address, which acts as a safeguard against underage drinking and ensures compliance with local laws governing alcohol sales and distribution. This verification process protects both the consumer and the business, minimizing the risks associated with delivering alcohol. The other options suggest scenarios where delivery could occur without necessary checks, which would undermine these important regulations and potentially lead to violations of the law. Compliance with age verification regulations is a critical aspect of responsible alcohol service and delivery practices.