Drivers Ed: Chapter 6

Front 1

After 2-4 drinks, alcohol begins to impair?

Back 1

Reaction time, coordination, and balance, ability to judge, distance, vision, judgment

Front 2

What does it mean to be driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages?

Back 2

A driver's senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol

Front 3

What is the only thing that can sober a person up?

Back 3

Oxidized by the liver and eliminated in breath, urine, and sweat

Front 4

What are the four factors that determine a person's BAC?

Back 4

Quantity of alcohol consumed, body weight, how quickly drinks were consumed, food eaten

Front 5

What is the best way to reduce your chances of having an alcohol related accident?

Back 5

Not to drive at all after drinking.

Front 6

If you are 21 years or older you could be charged for DU I if your BAC is?

Back 6

0.8 percent or higher

Front 7

If you are under 21 years old you could be charged for DUI if your BAC is?

Back 7

Lowest 0.1 percent or higher - anything

Front 8

__ounces of 86 proof whiskey is=__ounces of wine which is also= to ___ ounces of beer

Back 8

1 1/2, 5, 12

Front 9

What are your chances of causing an accident if your BAC is: Slightly above 0.5%?

Back 9

Double the chance

Front 10

What are your chances of causing an accident if your BAC is: .10%?

Back 10

Six times as great

Front 11

What are your chances of causing an accident if your BAC is .15%?

Back 11

25 times as great

Front 12

What could happen to you if a person leaves your house after too much to drink and gets into a motor vehicle accident?

Back 12

You may become involved in a lawsuit

Front 13

Drugs that may affect basic driving skills are:

Back 13

Cold pills, tranquilizied prescription, medications