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Your body gets rid of:
a.three (alcoholic) drinks an hour.
b.one (alcoholic) drink an hour
c.two (alcoholic) drinks an hour
d.none of the above |
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| b.one (alcoholic) drink an hour |
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To help relieve fatigue on a trip, it would be a good idea to:
a.stop for a rest every two hours
b.do arm exercises every hour
c.drive with one eye open at all times
d.change feet on the gas pedal |
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| a.stop for a rest every two hours |
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Term
The main reason why drinking alcohol and then driving is so dangerous, is that it affects your:
a.coordination
b.vision
c.judgment and skill
d.reflexes |
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Stress can affect your driving by:
a.lessening your concentration on the driving task
b.decreasing your chances of an accident
c.causing you to go to sleep at the wheel
d.making you more aware of others around you |
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Definition
| a.lessening your concentration on the driving task |
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What is the number one killer on Montana’s roads?
a.poor or unkept roads
b.inclement weather/driving conditions
c.drunk and impaired drivers
d.excessive speed |
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| c.drunk and impaired drivers |
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Explain how one can avoid driving while fatigued
a. get a good night rest
b.preplan your trip and share the driving
c.stop and take a break every two hours or so
d.all of the above |
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The first skill lost by a driver under the influence of alcohol is
A.confidence
B.reaction time
C.judgment
D.braking |
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Alcohol is removed from your body:
a.by exercising
b.by time only
c.by drinking lots of coffee
d.by taking a cold shower |
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