SmartServe Ontario Practice Exam

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What does the percentage of alcohol on a bottle indicate?

A standard serving size
100 mL
The entire bottle
The first pour only

The correct answer is: The entire bottle

The percentage of alcohol on a bottle indicates the concentration of alcohol in the entire contents of that bottle. This percentage reflects the volume of alcohol present relative to the total volume of the beverage, providing consumers with important information about the strength of the drink. Knowing this percentage helps patrons make informed choices about their consumption, as it can influence the effects of alcohol on their body and the amount they decide to drink. In contrast, the other options relate to different aspects of serving and measurement but do not accurately describe what the alcohol percentage represents. A standard serving size may differ based on the type of beverage and local regulations. The indication of 100 mL does not correspond to how alcohol concentration is measured. Finally, the first pour only refers to a specific moment in serving rather than the overall alcohol content of the entire bottle.