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Alcohol Unit Test
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Date
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1.
Which of the following answer choices best describes alcohol?
(A.) A ripple effect, causing issues that go beyond substance consumption alone.
(B.) A depressant that slows our heart rate, breathing, thoughts, and actions.
(C.) A drink that contains ethanol.
(D.) A depressant that speeds our heart rate, breathing, thoughts, and actions.
2.
Alcohol can cause all of the following except for?
(A.) Death
(B.) Addiction
(C.) Fast heart rate
(D.) Dehydration
3.
Which of the following are the short-term effects of alcohol?
(Choose three)
(A.) Heart disease
(B.) Dehydration
(C.) Improved coordination
(D.) Hangover
(E.) Cancer
(F.) Blackout
4.
Which of the following answer choices best describes how alcohol is a dangerous drug?
(A.) Can change the way the mind and body function.
(B.) Changes the way you look at other people.
(C.) Makes you believe you are invincible.
(D.) Cannot be absorbed into the bloodstream.
5.
Which of the following is not true about alcohol poisoning?
(A.) It results from extremely high alcohol content in the blood.
(B.) It occurs only as a result of alcohol addiction.
(C.) It can result from binge drinking.
(D.) It can result in respiratory failure.
Select the best answer choices for the following questions.
6.
Law enforcement officers can seize a car in which a minor is operating under the
influence of alcohol.
(A.) True
(B.) False
7.
You can drive under the influence as long as you have passengers with you.
(A.) True
(B.) False
8.
Alcohol affects men and women differently
(A.) True
(B.) False
9.
When committing a crime under the influence of alcohol you are not held accountable for
your actions.
(A.) True
(B.) False
10. Which of the following proves alcohol is good for you?
(A.) Faster heart rate
(B.) Improved coordination
(C.) Hangover
(D.) None of the above
11. Long-term alcohol abuse can lead to which of the following?
(A.) irreversible damage to the liver.
(B.) irreversible damage to the heart.
(C.) irreversible damage to the kidneys.
(D.) all of the above.
12. To purchase alcohol in the United States, most states require you to be at least
___________ or higher.
(A.) 19 years of age
(B.) 18 years of age
(C.) 21 years of age
(D.) 20 years of age
13. If you are addicted to alcohol what could you do to end this addiction?
(A.) Go to jail.
(B.) Go to a bar.
(C.) Go to a rehabilitation center.
(D.) Drink beer because it's safer.
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