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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 4

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This deck covers key concepts and facts related to driving under the influence, alcohol effects, and traffic safety, as presented in a DMV test format.

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When it comes to driving under the influence, the best method for making choices is to ___________ A. learn from other people's mistakes. B. learning from your own mistakes. C. Neither of the above.

c) Neither of the above
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When it comes to driving under the influence, the best method for making choices is to ___________ A. learn from other people's mistakes. B. learning from your own mistakes. C. Neither of the above.
c) Neither of the above
Alcohol is a __________ A. stimulant. B. depressant. C. neither A nor B
b) depressant
People who have been drinking tend to ___________ their ability to tolerate alcohol. A. understand B. underestimate C. overestimate
c) overestimate
A drug user who has developed a high tolerance to a drug could take an overdose large enough to cause death. A. True B. False
a) true
Which of the following statements define withdrawal? A. When a user stops taking drugs and the body fails to function normally because it has compensated for the drug. B. When a user abuses drugs. C. When a user stops taking one drug and starts taking another drug.
a) When a user stops taking drugs and the body fails to function normally because it has compensated for the drug.
Traffic collisions are the number one killer of children in America. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) True
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Drug and Alcohol Test DMV Part 4
TermDefinition
When it comes to driving under the influence, the best method for making choices is to ___________ A. learn from other people's mistakes. B. learning from your own mistakes. C. Neither of the above.
c) Neither of the above
Alcohol is a __________ A. stimulant. B. depressant. C. neither A nor B
b) depressant
People who have been drinking tend to ___________ their ability to tolerate alcohol. A. understand B. underestimate C. overestimate
c) overestimate
A drug user who has developed a high tolerance to a drug could take an overdose large enough to cause death. A. True B. False
a) true
Which of the following statements define withdrawal? A. When a user stops taking drugs and the body fails to function normally because it has compensated for the drug. B. When a user abuses drugs. C. When a user stops taking one drug and starts taking another drug.
a) When a user stops taking drugs and the body fails to function normally because it has compensated for the drug.
Traffic collisions are the number one killer of children in America. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) True
Alcohol has to be digested by the stomach and intestines before the full effects are felt. A. True B. False
b) false
Under Florida law, a driver can refuse to submit to a test for alcohol or drugs without any consequence. A. True B. False
b) false
The second thing to be affected by alcohol is ___ A. reaction time. B. vision. C. judgment.
c) judgement
___________ like heroin, and cough syrups with codeine, can make a driver drowsy and unable to concentrate. A. Narcotics, B. Stimulants, C. Depressants,
a) Narcotics
As a first-time offender convicted of DUI/OWI, you could face __________ A. 50 hours of community service. B. 12 hours of D.U.I. traffic school. C. both of the above.
c) Both of the above
Narcotics are pain killing drugs. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) True
Your driving record __________ A. is totally confidential. B. may be available to the public. C. is available only to your employer with your authorization.
b) may be available to the public
Fifty-six percent of teenage motor vehicle crashes occur on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) TRUE
After suicides and murder, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds A. True B. False
b) False
Even if they are not directly involved in a crash with a drunk driver, sober drivers are still at risk from drunk drivers. A. True B. False
a) True
Alcohol plus ___________ affects short-term memory and tracking ability. A. marijuana B. antihistamines C. tranquilizers
a) Marijuana
If you get a headache or dizziness while sitting in a car with the engine running, you could be suffering from ___________ A. carbon monoxide poisoning. B. smog sickness. C. a hangover.
a) carbon monoxide poisoning
Drinking a large amount of alcohol in a short time can kill you. A. True B. False
a) True
A speed sign is an example of a _________ sign A. regulatory B. warning C. guide
a) regulatory
Girls who drink are more susceptible to sexual assault. A. True B. False
a) True
A pedestrian crossing sign is an example of a regulatory sign. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) True
When people become addicted to alcohol or drugs, there is a cost in __________ A. loss of trust among family members. B. loss of friendships. C. Both A and B
c) Both A and B
Warning signs are usually _____-shaped. A. circle B. triangle C. diamond
b) Triangle
Older drivers with a lot of driving experience are usually not at risk for a crash if they drink a small amount and drive. A. True B. False
b) False
Alcohol affects brain cells, your liver, stomach, and kidneys. A. TRUE B. FALSE
a) TRUE