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Chapter 2 Responsible Alcohol Service

Teacher: Cindy OnkenGlimm
Across
Products present in minute amounts in fermented or distilled beverages; provide distinct flavors and aromas and certain features of a hangover.
State laws dictating that the seller of alcohol to an intoxicated person may be held liable for damages caused by that person.
A drunk driving law that says the police can use a breath test or a driver's refusal to take the test to determine guilt.
Fetal Alcohol Effects
Legal concept of holding that the seller of alcohol to an intoxicated person may be held liable for damages caused by that person to a third party.
A chemical that can be carcinogenic and cause cell damage.
Vitamin required by the body to make new cells.
Natural antioxidants found in red grapes that give them their red coloring and the drying of tannins.
A type of alcohol found in beer, spirits and wine.
Down
The legal term for what an ordinary, prudent person would do to prevent harm or injury.
Combo of headache, nausea, stomach cramps and dehydration along with dizziness.
Plant pigments found in fruits and veggies that have antioxidant or anti-inflammatory benefits.
The technique of offering or recommending additional items to customers.
Marketing term for alcoholic beverages made like beer but with additional ingredients, from caffeine, to flavorings, to other types of alcohol.
Nickname for carbonated, fruit flavored beverages with low alcohol (5-8%) content marketed to younger consumers.
The inability to control voluntary movements which affects balance and coordination.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Chemical found in some types of wine or beer that interacts with some types of antidepressants to increase blood pressure, possibly to dangerous levels.
Driving under the influence or DWI (driving while intoxicated)
Blood alcohol content