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Drive Right Chapter 7 test A

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Alcohol is a(n)

a)

stimulant, not a depressant.

b)

hallucinogen.

c)

inhibitor, not a relaxant.

d)

depressant, not a stimulant.

2.

A person's inhibitions are

a)

restrictions imposed by laws.

b)

behaviors of the highly intelligent.

c)

inner forces of personality that hold back impulsive behavior.

d)

unrestrained emotional behavior.

3.

When comparing the alcohol content of typical servings of beer, wine, and mixed drinks, there is

a)

much less alcohol in the beer.

b)

much less alcohol in the wine.

c)

much more alcohol in the mixed drink.

d)

about the same amount of alcohol in each.

4.

1. Alcohol is a

a)

drug.

b)

medicine.

c)

hallucinogen.

d)

stimulant.

5.

What is the best advice to give to a social drinker planning to drive?

a)

Wait one hour and then drive.

b)

Let a non-drinker drive.

c)

Eat some food before driving.

d)

Drive with extra care.

6.

You can easily sober up by drinking black coffee

a)

every other time.

b)

only one time.

c)

every time.

d)

never.

7.

Implied consent means a driver

a)

obtains an instruction permit to drive.

b)

drives if drinking is moderate.

c)

agrees to be tested for blood alcohol concentration.

d)

obtains a driver's license.

8.

The most common penalty for a first-time conviction of DWI or DUI is

a)

payment of a fine.

b)

time in prison.

c)

driver's license suspension.

d)

vehicle impoundment.

9.

When law enforcement officers in many states suspect a driver is DUI or DWI, they can give a series of on-the-spot, roadside checks known as

a)

breathalyzer.

b)

field sobriety test.

c)

blood screening.

d)

intoxilizer test.

10.

The only sure way to reduce the body's BAC and the degree of impairment is to

a)

take a cold shower.

b)

wait the necessary time the body needs to eliminate the alcohol.

c)

handle a sudden emergency.

d)

consume several cups of black coffee.

11.

What do police measure to determine a person's level of intoxication?

a)

power of coordination

b)

blood-pressure level

c)

power of concentration

d)

blood alcohol concentration (BAC)

12.

What law requires a driver to automatically give consent to be tested for BAC if arrested on suspicion of DUI or DWI?

a)

alcohol-approval law

b)

legal-alcohol-limit law

c)

drinking-consent law

d)

implied consent law

13.

The most accurate way to determine a person's level of intoxication is to

a)

watch the person drink for an hour and compare behavior before and after drinking.

b)

see if the person can pass a coordination test.

c)

look at the person's eyes to see if they are glassy.

d)

determine the person's blood alcohol concentration (BAC).

14.

If a large amount of alcohol is consumed over a short period of time,

a)

nothing abnormal occurs.

b)

you will need days to sleep it off.

c)

death can occur.

d)

you will become an alcoholic.

15.

An age group's influence on a person is called

a)

peer pressure.

b)

implied consent.

c)

inhibition.

d)

nystagmus.

16.

All states require that before legally buying or consuming alcoholic beverages a person must

a)

be at least 18 years of age.

b)

have a driver's license.

c)

be at least 21 years of age.

d)

be accompanied by an adult.

17.

Depressants can make a person

a)

alert and wide awake.

b)

more aware.

c)

jittery and hyperactive.

d)

depressed and sleepy.

18.

Alcohol begins to affect a person's abilities

a)

the moment it enters the brain.

b)

once it reaches the small intestine.

c)

after it is digested.

d)

once it reaches the stomach.

19.

The danger of a driver using amphetamines on a long trip is

a)

they create a false sense of alertness.

b)

the drowsiness they cause at first.

c)

their depressant effect on the central nervous system.

d)

an immediate physical and mental letdown.

20.

A person must have a BAC of at least 0.08 percent to be charged with

a)

driving while drinking.

b)

driving under the influence (DUI).

c)

driving in the possession of alcohol.

d)

driving while intoxicated (DWI).