ServSafe Alcohol Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a type of legal ID?

Drivers License
Passport
School ID
Military ID

The correct answer is: School ID

A school ID is not considered a legal form of identification for purposes such as verifying age when purchasing alcohol. Legal IDs typically include government-issued documents that provide an official confirmation of identity and age. Drivers licenses, passports, and military IDs are recognized as valid forms of identification because they contain personal information, including a photograph, date of birth, and other details that ascertain identity and legal age. In contrast, a school ID is issued by an educational institution and does not meet the standard requirements for verifying age in the context of alcohol sales. Therefore, it is important for establishments to rely on types of ID that are universally accepted and recognized for such legal transactions.