Bar (establishment) - Quiz
Bar establishment
  • 1. What kind of bar features video games on cabinets and consoles?
A) Sports bars
B) Arcade bars
C) Music bars
D) Tiki bars
  • 2. Which type of bar specializes in stand-up comedy entertainment?
A) Comedy bars
B) Music bars
C) Drag bars
D) Blues bars
  • 3. What distinguishes a nightclub from a dance bar?
A) Large dance floor and professional DJs
B) The type of alcohol served
C) The size of the building
D) The time of day
  • 4. What is a primary feature of a tiki bar?
A) Tropical cocktails and exotica music
B) Video game consoles
C) Sports memorabilia
D) Live blues music
  • 5. What do sports bars use to broadcast major sporting events?
A) Radio broadcasts
B) A large number of televisions
C) Large cinema screens
D) Live actors
  • 6. What is the maximum height of a standard bar stool?
A) 45 inches
B) 40 inches
C) 30 inches
D) 20 inches
  • 7. What is the typical height range of a bar counter?
A) 20–25 inches
B) 50–55 inches
C) 40–45 inches
D) 30–35 inches
  • 8. In India, what term is used for bars where topless employees dance or serve drinks?
A) Dance bars
B) Arcade bars
C) Music bars
D) Tiki bars
  • 9. Which fictional bar is featured in the film Cocktail (1988)?
A) The Double Deuce
B) The Korova Milk Bar
C) Cocktails and Dreams
D) The Steinway Beer Garden
  • 10. Which establishment is known as the setting for the TV show Cheers?
A) Mos Eisley cantina
B) The Kit Kat Klub
C) The Copacabana
D) The bar for Cheers
  • 11. In which film does the Copacabana bar appear?
A) Star Wars Episode IV
B) Goodfellas
C) Road House
D) Cabaret
  • 12. What is the name of the bar in the film Road House (1989)?
A) Double Deuce
B) Mos Eisley cantina
C) Steinway Beer Garden
D) The Kit Kat Klub
  • 13. Where does the Korova Milk Bar appear?
A) A Clockwork Orange
B) Cocktail
C) Grand Theft Auto IV
D) Cabaret
  • 14. What is the term for the counter where drinks are served?
A) The station
B) The buffet
C) The bar
D) The podium
  • 15. Which type of bar specifically features Latin salsa music?
A) Salsa bars
B) Tiki bars
C) Music bars
D) Dance bars
  • 16. Which element can change the nature of a bar over time, despite the owner's original intentions?
A) The lighting fixtures
B) The building architecture
C) The clientele
D) The menu pricing
  • 17. Where might you typically find a cocktail lounge?
A) In a library
B) In a residential neighborhood
C) In an airport
D) In a public park
  • 18. What is the primary focus of a wine bar?
A) Craft beer
B) Wine
C) Hard liquor
D) Live music
  • 19. What is a unique service offered by many wine bars?
A) Tasting wines before purchase
B) On-site brewing
C) Full meal service
D) Nude entertainment
  • 20. What is the main focus of a beer bar?
A) Mixed cocktails
B) Non-alcoholic beverages
C) Wine and cheese
D) Craft beer
  • 21. What defines a brew pub?
A) An on-site brewery
B) The requirement of formal attire
C) The presence of a grill
D) The absence of hard liquor
  • 22. How might a dive bar be perceived?
A) As highly upscale
B) As disreputable
C) As a family-friendly restaurant
D) As a tourist attraction
  • 23. What is a characteristic of a non-alcoholic bar?
A) It only serves beer
B) It does not serve alcoholic beverages
C) It is always a home bar
D) It only serves wine
  • 24. What distinguishes a strip club from other bars?
A) The presence of an on-site brewery
B) Nude entertainers
C) A focus on craft beer
D) Live musical performances
  • 25. What is a bar and grill also considered?
A) A restaurant
B) A brewery
C) A lounge
D) A nightclub
  • 26. Which of these is mentioned as a larger venue that may contain a bar?
A) A casino
B) A government office
C) A public library
D) A private school
  • 27. What is another name for a bar?
A) Pharmacy
B) Bakery
C) Tavern
D) Library
  • 28. Which of these snacks are mentioned as being sold in bars?
A) Cereal
B) Steamed broccoli
C) Fresh fruit salads
D) Peanuts
  • 29. How were illegal bars during Prohibition in the U.S. commonly known?
A) Cafeterias
B) Speakeasies
C) Wet markets
D) Backrooms
  • 30. What were illegal bars sometimes called during the 20th century in the US?
A) Social clubs
B) Coffee shops
C) Blind pigs
D) Tea houses
  • 31. In the Thirteen Colonies, what was a tavern primarily used for?
A) A meeting place
B) A courtroom
C) A library
D) A religious school
  • 32. What group found saloons very important to their leisure time during the 19th century?
A) Primary school students
B) The working class
C) Doctors
D) The royalty
  • 33. Are minors allowed in bars in the UK?
A) Only during the night
B) Yes
C) No, never
D) Only if they are employees
  • 34. In how many U.S. states may children drink in a pub if accompanied by parents?
A) 2
B) 50
C) 8
D) 25
  • 35. What are bars in some jurisdictions prohibited from doing regarding intoxicated patrons?
A) Asking them to leave
B) Calling a taxi for them
C) Providing them water
D) Serving them more alcohol
  • 36. In some jurisdictions, what must a patron order to buy alcohol?
A) A membership card
B) Food
C) A soft drink
D) A souvenir
  • 37. Why do many Islamic countries prohibit bars?
A) Lack of building materials
B) Economic competition
C) Religious reasons
D) Lack of water
  • 38. In Qatar and the UAE, who is permitted to drink in bars?
A) Only tourists from Europe
B) Only the owners
C) Non-Muslims
D) Everyone
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