OPT:
[+] In some states, you are allowed to take home an unfinished bottle of wine or liquor that you purchased at a restaurant or bar. The establishment will re-cork and seal the bottle before you leave.
[+] Sealing containers tightly prevents food or liquid from spilling inside, and thieves cannot retrieve these containers for years. Storing containers at a temperature below freezing may lead to frozen food particles rising to the top, which could increase the risk of a crime.
[+] If the top is not sealed, then the item will need to be left in the previously opened container and analyzed in a laboratory before disposal is made. Use a flashlight that is higher up or slightly higher than the bottom of the container.
[+] You should also keep bottles, lids, and caps sealed in case you later closed one. Containers that are not kept sealed may be affected by contamination of the environment.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to avoid open container law violations
Keep bottles and cans sealed.
In places where open consumption of alcohol is not permitted, containers of alcohol should be kept sealed. If previously opened, the top should be replaced and sealed.
Answer:
In some states, you are allowed to take home an unfinished bottle of wine or liquor that you purchased at a restaurant or bar. The establishment will re-cork and seal the bottle before you leave.