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NONE FOR THE ROAD DWI AWARENESS EXAM NEWEST
2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration credits state laws
that raised the legal drinking age to 21 with preventing almost
______ deaths annually - ANSWER-1,000
True or false: consuming more alcohol does not raise your BAC
level or increase your level of impairment - ANSWER-False: the
more alcohol consumed, the higher your BAC and level of
impairment
True or False: Young drivers are inexperienced not only in driving
but also in drinking and in combining the two activities -
ANSWER-True
True or false: combining medication with alcohol is ok and does
not increase crash risk - ANSWER-False. Sedatives and
tranquilizers alone can impair driving skills and can impair them
even more when combined with alcohol
How many drinks per hour can your body remove from your blood
stream?
A: 1
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B: 2
C: 3
D: 4 - ANSWER-A: 1 drink per hour
The repeated performance of a particular task in association with
alcohol consumption leading to the development of this form of
adaptation. An example of this adaptation is driving a familiar car
over a particular route under routine circumstances without being
involved in a crash even if the driver has been drinking -
ANSWER-"learned" or "behavioral" tolerance
What is tolerance? - ANSWER-needing to take larger amounts of
alcohol or other drugs to experience the same effect they got
before with a smaller amount
When a drunk driver encounters a different environment such as
a new route or a cyclist darting in front of the car, the driver would
be at the same risk for a crash as a novice driver at the same
BAC. Why? - ANSWER-a lack of prior learning opportunities for
these unexpected events coupled with a reduced capacity to
maintain attention to more than one factor while drunk
True or false: When alcohol enters the blood stream, it is equally
distributed to all organs in the body - ANSWER-False; The brain
has the largest blood vessels, so the brain receives a greater
percentage of alcohol than other body organs
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When an expecting mother drinks, alcohol penetrates the
placenta of the fetus but results in a lower BAC level than in the
mother - ANSWER-false; alcohol penetrates the placenta and
reaches the infant's brain quite rapidly, resulting in the same BAC
as the mother
On an empty stomach, _____% of a single dose of alcohol is
rapidly absorbed directly into the blood through the stomach,
while the remaining ____% is absorbed through the upper
intestine, again quite rapidly - ANSWER-20; 80
The time from a person's last drink to the maximum concentration
of alcohol in the blood stream ranges from ___ to ____ minutes
A: 40 to 80 minutes
B: 30 to 90 minutes
C: 60 to 90 minutes
D: 90 to 120 minutes - ANSWER-B: 30 to 90 minutes
True or false: Drinking on an empty stomach results in the same
amount of alcohol being absorbed directly into the blood as
drinking on a full stomach - ANSWER-False; drinking on a full
stomach slows the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream
NONE FOR THE ROAD DWI AWARENESS EXAM NEWEST
2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration credits state laws
that raised the legal drinking age to 21 with preventing almost
______ deaths annually - ANSWER-1,000
True or false: consuming more alcohol does not raise your BAC
level or increase your level of impairment - ANSWER-False: the
more alcohol consumed, the higher your BAC and level of
impairment
True or False: Young drivers are inexperienced not only in driving
but also in drinking and in combining the two activities -
ANSWER-True
True or false: combining medication with alcohol is ok and does
not increase crash risk - ANSWER-False. Sedatives and
tranquilizers alone can impair driving skills and can impair them
even more when combined with alcohol
How many drinks per hour can your body remove from your blood
stream?
A: 1
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B: 2
C: 3
D: 4 - ANSWER-A: 1 drink per hour
The repeated performance of a particular task in association with
alcohol consumption leading to the development of this form of
adaptation. An example of this adaptation is driving a familiar car
over a particular route under routine circumstances without being
involved in a crash even if the driver has been drinking -
ANSWER-"learned" or "behavioral" tolerance
What is tolerance? - ANSWER-needing to take larger amounts of
alcohol or other drugs to experience the same effect they got
before with a smaller amount
When a drunk driver encounters a different environment such as
a new route or a cyclist darting in front of the car, the driver would
be at the same risk for a crash as a novice driver at the same
BAC. Why? - ANSWER-a lack of prior learning opportunities for
these unexpected events coupled with a reduced capacity to
maintain attention to more than one factor while drunk
True or false: When alcohol enters the blood stream, it is equally
distributed to all organs in the body - ANSWER-False; The brain
has the largest blood vessels, so the brain receives a greater
percentage of alcohol than other body organs
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When an expecting mother drinks, alcohol penetrates the
placenta of the fetus but results in a lower BAC level than in the
mother - ANSWER-false; alcohol penetrates the placenta and
reaches the infant's brain quite rapidly, resulting in the same BAC
as the mother
On an empty stomach, _____% of a single dose of alcohol is
rapidly absorbed directly into the blood through the stomach,
while the remaining ____% is absorbed through the upper
intestine, again quite rapidly - ANSWER-20; 80
The time from a person's last drink to the maximum concentration
of alcohol in the blood stream ranges from ___ to ____ minutes
A: 40 to 80 minutes
B: 30 to 90 minutes
C: 60 to 90 minutes
D: 90 to 120 minutes - ANSWER-B: 30 to 90 minutes
True or false: Drinking on an empty stomach results in the same
amount of alcohol being absorbed directly into the blood as
drinking on a full stomach - ANSWER-False; drinking on a full
stomach slows the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream
