Which of the following is an exception for minors regarding alcohol consumption?

Minors are generally prohibited from consuming alcohol, but one specific exception is when alcohol is consumed during a religious ceremony. This exception acknowledges the cultural and religious practices where alcohol, such as wine, is an integral part of rituals and celebrations, like Communion in many Christian denominations. During these events, laws often allow for minors to consume alcohol under specific guidelines or in the presence of a guardian.

In contrast, the other situations presented—being at a bar, at a sports event, or attending a concert—do not provide legal allowances for minors to consume alcohol. These settings are typically regulated, and the law aims to protect minors from harmful consumption of alcohol, regardless of the social context.