Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) Practice Exam

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Who else, besides members, can be served alcohol in a private club?

Only club employees
Guests accompanied by members
Any adult present
Only members' relatives

The correct answer is: Guests accompanied by members

In a private club setting, the rules around who can be served alcohol are quite specific. Members of the club are first and foremost permitted to consume alcohol. However, the regulations also extend privileges to guests who are accompanied by club members. This means that for a non-member to enjoy alcoholic beverages within the premises, they must be with a member who can vouch for them. This policy is in place to maintain a controlled environment, ensuring that only individuals associated with the club, either as members or as guests of members, are present, which aligns with the private nature of the establishment. This distinction is crucial for upholding the private club's status and for compliance with TABC regulations, which differentiate between public and private consumption scenarios. Other options provided do not align with these regulations, as they either imply too broad a range of individuals who might not have the necessary affiliations or do not specify the vital requirement of being accompanied by a member.