How much do YOU know about alcohol?

____ is the diminution of the effectiveness of a drug after a period of prolonged or heavy use.

Every problem drinker adversely affects an average of ___ other persons in his family.

Alcohol is the ____ leading cause of health problems, compared to other diseases and accidents.

Where are you allowed to drink in residence halls if you are 21 or over?

What is the blood alcohol content limit for drinking and driving in most states for adults?

Which of the following has the highest alcohol content?

Alcohol is a central nervous system ________.

What blood alcohol content would be classified as experiencing confusion?

If you are in the presence of alcohol and below the age of 21, are you still held accountable?

What % of college students drove a car while under the influence in the last 12 months? (2002)

____ of all admissions to mental hospitals are alcohol related.

There are an estimated _______ Americans who are chronic alcoholics.

Women absorb alcohol at a rate _____ faster than men.

During the _____ of college is the potential for excessive alcohol intake much greater.

The body eliminates how many ounces of alcohol per hour?

Alcohol is metabolized at a higher rate (up to ____%) more quickly in chronic users.

An alcoholic employee is absent ____ times as much as the normal worker.

What is the "proof" of a distilled alcoholic beverage?

Alcohol accounts for how many accidental deaths each year?

Between 1992-2002, how many students died as a result of their drinking?

What is a DUI (1st offense) categorized as according to the law?

How long does it take for your liver to break down the alcohol into a "unit" drink (8 grams)?

In the past 12 months, what % of students met the diagnostic criteria for alcohol abuse?

Alcoholism is responsible for an economic loss of approximately $_________ a day.

What fraction of the alcohol by volume does the proof number show?

What's the best way to quickly "sober up"?