1.Georgia's DUI laws apply to driving under the influence of _____________.A. AlcoholB. DrugsC. GlueD. A & B OnlyE. A, B, and C2.______________ can have the same effect as 0.05% alcohol in your blood does.A. A maximum dose of cough syrupB. A maximum-recommended dose of a prescribed sedativeC. Just 1/2 a dose of a prescribed antibioticD. A maximum dose of aspirin3.Alcohol tends to ___________ aggression.A. EnhanceB. DecreaseC. Have little or no effect on aggression4.Which of the following drugs is the most abused in today's society?A. MarijuanaB. CocaineC. LSDD. Alcohol5.In Georgia, a minor (under 21) is considered to be driving under the influence _______________.A. with a BAC level of 0.02% and aboveB. with a BAC level of 0.04% and aboveC. with a BAC level of 0.08% and aboveD. with a BAC level Level above 0.00%6.Depressants, barbiturates, downers or sedatives ________ the nervous system?A. Speed upB. Slow downC. DestroyD. Have no effect on7.In order to be a Designated Driver you must ___________________.A. Have a valid driver’s licenseB. Must be part of a group of two or more personsC. Must verbally identify yourself to the serverD. All of the above8.According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes made up _______ of all traffic-related deaths in 2005.A. 28%B. 39%C. 47%D. 53%9._____________ is the impact different types of drugs have on each other when consumed at the same time (including drinking alcohol while taking a prescribed medication).A. ExponentialismB. Drug CompoundingC. MultielixirismD. Synergism10.It takes about __________ for the body to process and neutralize one drinkA. 15 minutesB. 30 minutesC. 60 minutesD. 90 minutes

1.Georgia's DUI laws apply to driving under the influence of _____________.A. AlcoholB. DrugsC. GlueD. A & B OnlyE. A, B, and C2.______________ can have the same effect as 0.05% alcohol in your blood does.A. A maximum dose of cough syrupB. A maximum-recommended dose of a prescribed sedativeC. Just 1/2 a dose of a prescribed antibioticD. A maximum dose of aspirin3.Alcohol tends to ___________ aggression.A. EnhanceB. DecreaseC. Have little or no effect on aggression4.Which of the following drugs is the most abused in today's society?A. MarijuanaB. CocaineC. LSDD. Alcohol5.In Georgia, a minor (under 21) is considered to be driving under the influence _______________.A. with a BAC level of 0.02% and aboveB. with a BAC level of 0.04% and aboveC. with a BAC level of 0.08% and aboveD. with a BAC level Level above 0.00%6.Depressants, barbiturates, downers or sedatives ________ the nervous system?A. Speed upB. Slow downC. DestroyD. Have no effect on7.In order to be a Designated Driver you must ___________________.A. Have a valid driver’s licenseB. Must be part of a group of two or more personsC. Must verbally identify yourself to the serverD. All of the above8.According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes made up _______ of all traffic-related deaths in 2005.A. 28%B. 39%C. 47%D. 53%9._____________ is the impact different types of drugs have on each other when consumed at the same time (including drinking alcohol while taking a prescribed medication).A. ExponentialismB. Drug CompoundingC. MultielixirismD. Synergism10.It takes about __________ for the body to process and neutralize one drinkA. 15 minutesB. 30 minutesC. 60 minutesD. 90 minutes

True or False: You can be arrested for DUI for driving under the influence of a stimulant.TrueFalse

It is a DUI offense committed by a minor if a driver under 21 years old has __________of alcohol in his or her system.

About one in __________ young drivers believes using recreational drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, speed, or ecstasy does not affect their driving.TenEightFiveSeven

Drug impaired driving is a criminal offense in ___.Select one:a. Ontariob. All of Canadac. Manitobad. Alberta