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Minnesota Drivers Manual Quiz 8 Drivng under the ifluence of alcohol or drugs
Minnesota Drivers Manual Quiz 8 Drivng under the ifluence of alcohol or drugs
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1
These specific functions are a affected by alcohol consumption
Coordination and balance
All of these
Judgement, steering, perception
Vision, reaction time, attention
2
The legal age to buy and drink alcohol in Minnesota is 21
True
False
3
The following factors have an impact on how alcohol affects an individual
What time you start drinking
How many drinks you have
Age, gender,body weight, mood, food intake,metabolism, and genetics
Hair color, type of alcohol you drink
4
The term "proof" refers to the strength of a drink and is equal to twice the percent of alcohol the substance contains?
True
False
5
Impaired drivers tend to over-steer, which can result in weaving and running off of the road
True
False
6
A person with an alcohol concentration of .08 or higher can be arrested for a DWI
True
False
7
Impaired drivers lose the ability to combine steadiness with speed and accuracy?
False
True
8
Range of eye movement decreases,reducing peripheral vision, blurred vision also may occur at high alcohol levels
True
False
9
Alcohol use is involved in more than 1/3 of the deaths on Minnesota roads each year an average of 240 people
False
True
10
The ignition interlock device program enhances public safety by monitoring alcohol offenders?
True
False
11
Second offense can be license revoked 1 year, enrollment in ignition interlock, one year jail/$3000, plates impounded
True
False
12
Drivers who consume alcohol misjudge their degree of impairment. They may drive to fast, fail to wear a seat belt, etc?
False
True
13
Impaired drivers do not notice sounds and sights or do not interpet them correctly?
False
True
14
Any officer can ask you to take a test when you are under arrest for DUI, refuse or fail test, involved a crash
True
False
15
The only way to reduce your alcohol concentration is to wait?
False
True
16
The third offense can have loss of license for 3 years, license is cancelled, One year in jail and/or $3000 fine________
Enrollment in the ignition interlock device program is required
Vehicle is forfeited and plates impounded, jail, bail, electronic monitor
Chemical use treatment assesment is required
All of these
17
Penalties will be more severe depending on the arrest situation, previous driving violations, criminal record__________
Alcohol concentration of .16 or above
Has prior DWI arrest, Child younger than 16 in the car
Is under 21 years of age, refuses pre-arrest breath test
All of these
18
The safest policy is if you are going to drink, don't drive; and if you are going to drive, don't drink
False
True
19
It is illegal to operate a vehicle when impaired by alcohol or other substances?
False
True
20
The body eliminates 95% of alcohol through oxidation by the liver. The remaining is eliminated?
Urination
All of these
Breathing
Persperation
21
Any of the following tests can used as evidence in court
Hair
Blood, breath, urine
Sweat
saliva
22
Reaction time is slower. an impaired driver can't respond quickly to traffic signals, Actions of other drivers, etc?
True
False
23
Alcohol is generally eliminated at a rate of about one drink per hour
True
False
24
The "implied consent law" says it is implied that you will take a test to determine if you are under the influence.
True
False
25
First offense can include 90 day revocation, No work permit, enrollment in ignition interlock device, 90 day jail/$ 1000
False
True
26
Penalties associated with alcohol related revocation of a drivers license Include a $680 reinstatement fee______________
All of these
Completion of DWI knowledge test
Possible chemical assesment
Driver's license application
27
Which contains more alcohol?
nine ounce wine cooler
a typical mixed drink, shot of whiskey
They all contain about the same amount of alcohol
12 ounce beer, five ounce glasss of wine
28
Some alternatives to driving impaired are:
Stay overnight, take away the keys if a friend is impaired
All of these
Call a taxi, friend
Designate a driver
29
Impaired drivers have difficulty giving their attention to focus on the many tasks associated with driving
False
True
30
Drug impaired driving is as dangerous as alcohol impaired driving. These substances will include
Rolaids
Motor oil
vegetable oil
Illegal drugs, prescription drugs, as well as household products