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Unit 11 Test

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The penalties for the various offenses for DWI may be:
A. Fines, prosecution and penalties
B. Fines, penalties, and jail
C. Fines, loss of license, jail, and prosecution
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Consequences associated with alcohol and other drug use while driving are:
A. Possible loss of driver's license
B. Possible loss of work
C. Possible loss of family
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
How is a driver's ability to manage space around his/her car affected by alcohol?
A. The driver's mood changes
B. The driver's weight changes
C. The driver's vision is affected
D. The driver's response time is quicker
C. The driver's vision is affected
The first ability lost by a driver under the influence of alcohol is:
A. Confidence
B. Reaction time
C. Judgment/Reasoning
D. Braking
C. Judgment/Reasoning
How can alcohol be eliminated from the body?
A. Time
B. Fresh air
C. Cold shower
D. Eating a large meal
A. Time
Implied Consent Laws are designed to:
A. Penalize drivers for refusal and failure of driver license test
B. Penalize drivers for refusal of blood alcohol concentration test
C. Reward drivers for refusal of blood alcohol concentration tests
D. Reward drivers for passing breath and blood tests
B. Penalize drivers for refusal of blood alcohol concentration test
What are some common signs in driving behavior that might indicate a driver has
been drinking alcohol?
A. Straddling lane lines
B. Weaving
C. Stopping for no apparent reason
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Alcohol is absorbed directly into the bloodstream. Which of the following affects
how fast alcohol is absorbed?
A. Time spent drinking
B. Size of the drink
C. Size of the person drinking
D. All of the above affect absorption
D. All of the above affect absorption
Taking drugs and alcohol together or two or more drugs together:
A. Slows the body's reaction
B. Increases the effects of each
C. Gives a person more time to enjoy the effects
D. Has no effect on the body
B. Increases the effects of each
Any driver is considered to be "driving while intoxicated" if a chemical test shows
a reading of at least _____ percent.
A. 10
B. .08
C. .01
D. .001
B. .08
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