WorksheetsRHS Senior Test 2023
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 34mins
Drinking and ____________ are especially dangerous!
People who drink too much alcohol can _______
get alcohol poisoning.
get arrested.
harm or kill someone else.
Why are people told NOT to drink alcohol and drive?
Alcohol Increases alertness
Alcohol Decreases reaction time
TRUE or FALSE. Drinking too much alcohol at one time can NOT kill you.
TRUE.
FALSE.
What are three harmful substances found in tobacco smoke?
Forms of tobacco.
Cigars, pipes, and cigarettes.
Nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide.
Smokeless tobacco, snuff, and electronic cigarettes.
Drivers under the age of 21 with DWI charges can lose their driver's license for ...
6 months
100 days
1 year
45 days
Third offense of DWI for underage drivers can have what penalties?
Click all that apply.
Community service of at least 60 days
License suspension for at least 3 years
Fine of $500 to $2,000
Mandated Alcohol Rehab
Homebound ankle bracelet
How long will a DWI stay on your DRIVING record in Arkansas?
ten years
five years
two years
three years
Forever
In the U.S., a person dies every ___ minutes in an alcohol related crash.
75
30
50
20
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a ...
Class A
Misdemeanor
Class B
Misdemeanor
Class C
Misdemeanor
Class A Misdemeanors consists of...
acts that inflict certain injury such as DWI or DUI.
acts of a lesser kind of injury such as disorderly conduct
acts that do little harm to other people such as public intoxication, or smoking marijuana.
acts such as assault.
Penalties for
Selling Alcoholic Beverage to a Minor (under 21 years of age) are ...
Class D Felony and 6 years in prison and up to $10,000 fine
Class C Misdemeanor and 30 days in jail and fined $500
Class A Misdemeanor and 1 year prison and $1,000 fine
True or False?
For an underage DWI (1st offense), you will pay up to a $500 fine and
$300 in court costs.
True
False
Possession of marijuana without a valid prescription is illegal and can come with the following penalties.
Class A Misdemeanor and up to one year in jail, and up to a $2,500 fine
Class D Felony and 6 years in prison and
$10,000 fine
Class C Misdemeanor and up to two years in prison and $5,000 fine
Possession of marijuana packaged for resale or ready for distribution
can come with the following penalties...
Class A Misdemeanor and up to one year in jail, and up to a $2,500 fine
Class D Felony and 6 years in prison and
$10,000 fine
Class C Misdemeanor and up to two years in prison and $5,000 fine
Intoxication begins...
immediately after the first drink.
30 minutes after the first drink.
after 2 drinks.
after 2 drinks and 30 minutes.
How long will DWI stay on your CRIMINAL record?
Forever unless expunged by a judge.
10 years
1 year
90 days
Arkansas uses the term DWI to refer to...
an adult who has a BAC greater than 0.08.
an underage (younger than 21) driver with a BAC between 0.02 and 0.08
operating a vehicle while impaired on a controlled substance or with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher for people 21+ and .02 or higher for people under 21.
A _____ in Arkansas is reserved only for people
under the age of 21
who operate a vehicle with a BAC of .02 to .079.
DUI
DWI
MIP
LUV
The penalties of a DUI are ...
(click all answers that apply)
driver's license suspended
being fined
having to pay court costs
Alcohol treatment attendance
possible community service
If you are pulled over by a police officer, you must provide your...
driver's license
driver's license, and registration.
driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance.
driver's license, registration, proof of insurance, and library card
Choose the correct offense for this penalty:
For minor drivers "Under the Influence",
your license can be suspended for a whole year, and
you can be fined $1,000.
You can be required to attend an alcohol treatment course,
a MADD panel, and possible community service.
DUI ~ 1st offense
DUI ~ 2nd offense
DUI ~ 3rd offense
What is alcohol poisoning?
The consumption of spoiled alcohol
The consumption of too much alcohol in a short period of time
The consumption of alcohol mixed with chocolate
The consumption of 5 drinks or more
Blood Alcohol Content of over 0.16%...
(click all that apply)
can cause unconsciousness.
can cause
Alcohol Poisoning.
can cause seizures.
can cause death.
According to this chart,
a 140 pound individual is legally intoxicated after ...
2 drinks
3 drinks
2 drinks within a 40 minute time period
3 drinks within a 80 minute time period
According to this chart,
a 160 pound female is legally intoxicated after ...
2 drinks
2 drinks
2 drinks within a 40 minute time period
3 drinks within a 80 minute time period
According to this chart,
a 120 pound female is in danger of
Blood Alcohol Poisoning (BAC of 0.16%) after ...
2 drinks
3 drinks
2 drinks within a 40 minute time period
3 drinks within a 80 minute time period
According to this chart,
a 180 pound male is in danger of
impaired driving after ...
2 drinks
3 drinks
2 drinks within a 40 minute time period
3 drinks within a 80 minute time period
According to this chart,
a 140 pound female is in danger of
impaired driving after ...
2 drinks
1 drink
2 drinks within a 40 minute time period
3 drinks within a 80 minute time period
DWI and DUI is a...
Class A
Misdemeanor
Class B Misdemeanor
Class C Misdemeanor
Class Z Misdemeanor
Class A Misdemeanors in Arkansas are punishable by
up to one year in jail
and a fine up to $2,500.
True
False
"Driving While Intoxicated" and "Boating While Intoxicated"
carry the same penalties.
True
False
Approximately _____ of all traffic crash fatalities in the United States involve drunk drivers (with BACs of .08 g/dL or higher).
33%
50%
25%
75%
Marijuana use can cause...
(click all that apply)
Addiction (about 9% of adults and 17% of people who started smoking as teens)
Impaired thinking and ability to learn and perform complex tasks
Greater chances of being unemployed or not getting good jobs
Increased heart rate (risk of heart attack)
Mathematically, 0.08% is...
0.0008
8
0.008
0.8
Mathematically, 0.16% is...
0.0016
16
0.016
0.16
Class A Misdemeanors consists of...
acts that inflict certain injury such as DWI or DUI.
acts of a lesser kind of injury such as disorderly conduct
acts that do little harm to other people such as public intoxication, or smoking marijuana.
acts such as assault.
How many Americans die from diseases associated with tobacco use each year?
About 285,000
About 124,000
About 156,000
about 440,000
What percentage of marijuana users become addicted to the drug?
about 10%
about 5%
about 3%
about 15%
Tobacco can cause
(click all that apply)
mouth cancer
throat cancer
lung cancer
heart disease
skin damage, yellow teeth, stinky clothes, and bad breath
True or False?
Blood Alcohol Content of over 0.16% can cause death.
True
False
Class A Misdemeanors consists of...
(click all that apply)
reckless driving
DWI
DUI
Driving on Suspended License
If you are a minor in possession of alcohol (1st offense),
your driver's license can be taken away for...
60 days
120 days
365 days
90 days
If you are a minor and are arrested for a fake ID (misrepresentation of ID), your driver's license can be taken away for...
60 days
120 days
365 days
90 days
How much more potent is Fentanyl than morphine?
20
100
50
80
The majority of Fentanyl is made in...
Italy
US
Mexico
Korea
Heroin is more potent than fentanyl.
True
False
Drugs that are colorless and odorless, leave the user unable to defend themselves from assault.
Narcotics
Hallucinogens
Date Rape Drugs
Depressants
Highly addictive Stimulant drug that can be addictive from the first use.
Alcohol
Methamphetamine
LSD
Ketamine
my young brain is not good at making decisions because my prefontal cortex is still growing
True
False
Adolescents brains are more vulnerable than an adult therefore they are more likely to become addicted to drugs.
True
False
Repeated drug use can reset the brain's “pleasure meter”, so that without the drug, you feel ....
Hopeless and Sad
Happy and Joyful
Cocaine or crack use can result in which of the following?
You become a better dancer
You get better looking
heart attack
calmness
A chronic brain disorder characterized by the continued, uncontrollable, compulsive use of drugs in spite of negative health, legal or social consequences.
Drug Addiction
Drug Abuse
Dependence
Neurological signifying disorder
Students who begin using as a teen are more likely to become addicts as adults.
True
False
I dont know
SMOKING can cause which of the following:
Lung Cancer
stained teeth and bad breath
wrinkles
All the above
This drug is the most potent and dangerous and is a newer synthetic.
Heroin
Cocaine
Fentanyl
Tobacco
