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   1.
      1:      It is illegal for individuals of the legal drinking age to operate a motor vehicle at a BAC of:
   2.
      A
   3.
              0.02%
   4.
      B
   5.
              0.05%
   6.
      C
   7.
              0.07%
   8.
      D
   9.
              0.08%***********************************
  10.
       
  11.
      2:      People can better monitor their drinks by:
  12.
      A
  13.
              knowing how much alcohol is in each drink
  14.
      B
  15.
              drinking from communal sources, such as a punch bowl
  16.
      C
  17.
              pouring the drink themselves
  18.
      D
  19.
              both a and c***********************************
  20.
       
  21.
      3:      Which of the following has primary responsibility for eliminating alcohol from the bloodstream?
  22.
      A
  23.
              liver***********************************
  24.
      B
  25.
              stomach
  26.
      C
  27.
              pancreas
  28.
      D
  29.
              both a and b
  30.
       
  31.
      4:      Which of the following things are generally true about alcohol advertisements:
  32.
      A
  33.
              they have no effect on how much alcohol is consumed***********************************
  34.
      B
  35.
              they target our expectations and perceptions about drinking
  36.
      C
  37.
              they accurately depict the negative effects from drinking too much
  38.
      D
  39.
              none of the above
  40.
       
  41.
      5:      A blackout is:
  42.
      A
  43.
              more likely to be experienced when drinking quickly
  44.
      B
  45.
              more likely to be experienced by women
  46.
      C
  47.
              more likely to be experienced when drinking too much
  48.
      D
  49.
              all of the above***********************************
  50.
       
  51.
      6:      Key signs of an alcohol overdose include:
  52.
      A
  53.
              being in a semiconscious state
  54.
      B
  55.
              difficulty breathing
  56.
      C
  57.
              both a and b***********************************
  58.
      D
  59.
              neither a or b
  60.
       
  61.
      7:      If a man and a woman who weigh the same consume the same amount of alcohol:
  62.
      A
  63.
              the man's BAC will likely be higher
  64.
      B
  65.
              the woman�s BAC will likely be higher***********************************
  66.
      C
  67.
              their BAC levels would be the same
  68.
      D
  69.
              none of the above
  70.
       
  71.
      8:      People can help prevent their BACs from rising to dangerous levels by:
  72.
      A
  73.
              avoiding drinking games
  74.
      B
  75.
              avoiding eating before and during drinking
  76.
      C
  77.
              pacing their drinks to one or fewer per hour
  78.
      D
  79.
              both a and c***********************************
  80.
       
  81.
      9:      To avoid a situation where someone is tempted to drive after drinking, you could:
  82.
      A
  83.
              call ahead for a taxi to pick up you or your friends
  84.
      B
  85.
              get a sober designated driver to drive everyone home
  86.
      C
  87.
              check to see if your school has a safe ride program
  88.
      D
  89.
              all of the above***********************************
  90.
       
  91.
      10:     After just one or two drinks,
  92.
      A
  93.
              people often report feeling in a "good mood"
  94.
      B
  95.
              alcohol starts to affect the brain
  96.
      C
  97.
              both a and b***********************************
  98.
      D
  99.
              neither a or b
 100.
       
 101.
      11:     Research shows that the brain:
 102.
      A
 103.
              has essentially finished developing by the onset of puberty
 104.
      B
 105.
              has essentially finished developing by 18 years of age
 106.
      C
 107.
              continues to develop until people are in their mid-20's***********************************
 108.
      D
 109.
              continues to develop until people are in their mid-30's
 110.
       
 111.
      12:     "BAC" stands for:
 112.
      A
 113.
              body alcohol calculator
 114.
      B
 115.
              blood alcohol concentration
 116.
      C
 117.
              body alcohol concentration***********************************
 118.
      D
 119.
              blood alcohol calculator
 120.
       
 121.
      13:     "DUI" stands for:
 122.
      A
 123.
              driving under inebriation
 124.
      B
 125.
              driving using intoxicants
 126.
      C
 127.
              driving under the influence***********************************
 128.
      D
 129.
              none of the above
 130.
       
 131.
      14:     Which part(s) of the brain, when impaired by alcohol, play an important role in learning:
 132.
      A
 133.
              cerebellum
 134.
      B
 135.
              hippocampus***********************************
 136.
      C
 137.
              hypothalamus
 138.
      D
 139.
              all of the above
 140.
       
 141.
      15:     Which of the following decreases the chances of an alcohol overdose:
 142.
      A
 143.
              eating after drinking
 144.
      B
 145.
              keeping one's BAC in a safer range (well below 0.04%)
 146.
      C
 147.
              drinking coffee
 148.
      D
 149.
              all of the above***********************************
 150.
       
 151.
      16:     Which of the following activities can cause your BAC to rise quickly:
 152.
      A
 153.
              playing drinking games
 154.
      B
 155.
              drinking shots
 156.
      C
 157.
              chugging
 158.
      D
 159.
              all of the above***********************************
 160.
       
 161.
      17:     Someone who wants to pace their drinking could try:
 162.
      A
 163.
              taking small sips to drink more slowly
 164.
      B
 165.
              alternating non-alcohol drinks and alcohol drinks
 166.
      C
 167.
              both a and b***********************************
 168.
      D
 169.
              neither a or b
 170.
       
 171.
      18:     The "rate of absorption" has to do with:
 172.
      A
 173.
              how quickly alcohol is absorbed into bodily tissues
 174.
      B
 175.
              how quickly alcohol is processed by the kidneys
 176.
      C
 177.
              how quickly alcohol enters the bloodstream***********************************
 178.
      D
 179.
              both a and c
 180.
       
 181.
      19:     Which of the following can be affected by alcohol consumption?
 182.
      A
 183.
              memory
 184.
      B
 185.
              judgment
 186.
      C
 187.
              attention
 188.
      D
 189.
              all of the above***********************************
 190.
       
 191.
      20:     Which of the following is true about drinking and driving:
 192.
      A
 193.
              as long as someone is under the legal alcohol limit, it is safe to drive
 194.
      B
 195.
              if under 21, it is illegal to drive with any measurable amount of alcohol in one�s blood system***********************************
 196.
      C
 197.
              it takes at least 2 drinks before driving is impaired
 198.
      D
 199.
              both b and c
 200.
       
 201.
      21:     It's possible to drink too much and:
 202.
      A
 203.
              impair the nerve signals that control breathing
 204.
      B
 205.
              impair vital reflexes that control gagging
 206.
      C
 207.
              suffer alcohol poisoning
 208.
      D
 209.
              all of the above***********************************
 210.
       
 211.
      22:     Each standard size drink always contains:
 212.
      A
 213.
              the same amount of calories
 214.
      B
 215.
              the same volume of liquid
 216.
      C
 217.
              the same amount of alcohol***********************************
 218.
      D
 219.
              both b and c
 220.
       
 221.
      23:     A person's BAC will go down if they:
 222.
      A
 223.
              drink coffee
 224.
      B
 225.
              take a cold shower
 226.
      C
 227.
              vomit
 228.
      D
 229.
              none of the above***********************************
 230.
       
 231.
      24:     If you don't know how much alcohol is in a drink, you can:
 232.
      A
 233.
              ask the person who poured it
 234.
      B
 235.
              throw it out***********************************
 236.
      C
 237.
              both a and b
 238.
      D
 239.
              neither a or b
 240.
       
 241.
      25:     Which of the following perceptions influence why and how people drink:
 242.
      A
 243.
              how we think others feel about drinking
 244.
      B
 245.
              how often we think others are drinking
 246.
      C
 247.
              what we think we will or won't get from drinking
 248.
      D
 249.
              all of the above***********************************
 250.
       
 251.
      26:     It is estimated that it could take up to ____ for your body to get rid of the alcohol in one standard drink.
 252.
      A
 253.
              30 minutes
 254.
      B
 255.
              45 minutes
 256.
      C
 257.
              1.5 hours
 258.
      D
 259.
              2 hours***********************************
 260.
       
 261.
      27:     After people have been drinking:
 262.
      A
 263.
              they will have a harder time making safe decisions about not drinking and driving
 264.
      B
 265.
              they will have a harder time reacting to hazards on the road
 266.
      C
 267.
              both a and b***********************************
 268.
      D
 269.
              neither a or b
 270.
       
 271.
      28:     Which of the following statements is true based on recent research:
 272.
      A
 273.
              many students support stricter alcohol policies
 274.
      B
 275.
              many students report being negatively affected by other students' drinking
 276.
      C
 277.
              many college students don't drink in high-risk ways
 278.
      D
 279.
              all of the above***********************************
 280.
       
 281.
      29:     A standard drink is:
 282.
      A
 283.
              12-ounce beer
 284.
      B
 285.
              2 ounces of liquor
 286.
      C
 287.
              both a and b***********************************
 288.
      D
 289.
              neither a and b
 290.
       
 291.
      30:     When faced with a friend who is trying to drive under the influence:
 292.
      A
 293.
              make sure a sober driver follows your friend home
 294.
      B
 295.
              listen to your friend if he or she says they are "okay" to drive
 296.
      C
 297.
              both a and b
 298.
      D
 299.
              neither a or b***********************************
 300.
       
 301.
      31:     Which of the following statement(s) are always true about alcohol:
 302.
      A
 303.
              the higher BAC rises, the harder it can be for people to control their actions
 304.
      B
 305.
              the higher BAC rises, the greater the chance of feeling tired, depressed, or nauseous
 306.
      C
 307.
              alcohol has no effect on some people
 308.
      D
 309.
              both a and b***********************************
 310.
       
 311.
      32:     A blackout:
 312.
      A
 313.
              can occur at a BAC of 0.10-0.15%
 314.
      B
 315.
              is when a person becomes unconscious from drinking too much alcohol
 316.
      C
 317.
              is caused by an impairment of the hippocampus
 318.
      D
 319.
              both a and c***********************************
 320.
       
 321.
      33:     If someone is showing signs of an alcohol overdose, you should:
 322.
      A
 323.
              not leave the person alone
 324.
      B
 325.
              lay the person on his or her side
 326.
      C
 327.
              call for help right away
 328.
      D
 329.
              all of the above***********************************
 330.
       
 331.
      34:     Alcohol can increase the chances of:
 332.
      A
 333.
              contracting a sexually-transmitted disease
 334.
      B
 335.
              having sex unwillingly or with an unwilling partner
 336.
      C
 337.
              damaging relationships
 338.
      D
 339.
              all of the above***********************************
 340.
       
 341.
      35:     When trying to convince a friend not to drive after drinking, you should try:
 342.
      A
 343.
              talking to your friend in private so he or she won't get embarrassed
 344.
      B
 345.
              telling your friend that you can't let anything bad happen to him or her
 346.
      C
 347.
              both a and b***********************************
 348.
      D
 349.
              neither a or b
 350.
       
 351.
      36:     High-risk drinking is defined as:
 352.
      A
 353.
              5 or more drinks on an occasion for women
 354.
      B
 355.
              6 or more drinks on an occasion for men
 356.
      C
 357.
              both a and b
 358.
      D
 359.
              neither a or b***********************************
 360.
       
 361.
      37:     Alcohol is:
 362.
      A
 363.
              a drug***********************************
 364.
      B
 365.
              an anti-depressant
 366.
      C
 367.
              a hallucinogen
 368.
      D
 369.
              all of the above
 370.
       
 371.
      38:     Which of the following is a key factor that influences BAC?
 372.
      A
 373.
              mood
 374.
      B
 375.
              body weight
 376.
      C
 377.
              gender
 378.
      D
 379.
              both b and c***********************************
 380.
       
 381.
      39:     Alcohol can have a negative effect on academic performance because of:
 382.
      A
 383.
              students being more likely to get behind in schoolwork
 384.
      B
 385.
              missed classes
 386.
      C
 387.
              delayed or forgotten work
 388.
      D
 389.
              all of the above***********************************
 390.
       
 391.
      40:     Someone might start to report feeling in a "good mood" at which of the following BAC levels:
 392.
      A
 393.
              0.02%***********************************
 394.
      B
 395.
              0.10%
 396.
      C
 397.
              0.15%
 398.
      D
 399.
              none of the above


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1	+	1.
2		1: It is illegal for individuals of the legal drinking age to operate a motor vehicle at a BAC of:
3		2.
4		A
5		3.
6		0.02%
7		4.
8		B
9		5.
10		0.05%
11		6.
12		C
13		7.
14		0.07%
15		8.
16		D
17		9.
18		0.08%***********************************
19		10.
20
21		11.
22		2: People can better monitor their drinks by:
23		12.
24		A
25		13.
26		knowing how much alcohol is in each drink
27		14.
28		B
29		15.
30		drinking from communal sources, such as a punch bowl
31		16.
32		C
33		17.
34		pouring the drink themselves
35		18.
36		D
37		19.
38		both a and c***********************************
39		20.
40
41		21.
42		3: Which of the following has primary responsibility for eliminating alcohol from the bloodstream?
43		22.
44		A
45		23.
46		liver***********************************
47		24.
48		B
49		25.
50		stomach
51		26.
52		C
53		27.
54		pancreas
55		28.
56		D
57		29.
58		both a and b
59		30.
60
61		31.
62		4: Which of the following things are generally true about alcohol advertisements:
63		32.
64		A
65		33.
66		they have no effect on how much alcohol is consumed***********************************
67		34.
68		B
69		35.
70		they target our expectations and perceptions about drinking
71		36.
72		C
73		37.
74		they accurately depict the negative effects from drinking too much
75		38.
76		D
77		39.
78		none of the above
79		40.
80
81		41.
82		5: A blackout is:
83		42.
84		A
85		43.
86		more likely to be experienced when drinking quickly
87		44.
88		B
89		45.
90		more likely to be experienced by women
91		46.
92		C
93		47.
94		more likely to be experienced when drinking too much
95		48.
96		D
97		49.
98		all of the above***********************************
99		50.
100
101		51.
102		6: Key signs of an alcohol overdose include:
103		52.
104		A
105		53.
106		being in a semiconscious state
107		54.
108		B
109		55.
110		difficulty breathing
111		56.
112		C
113		57.
114		both a and b***********************************
115		58.
116		D
117		59.
118		neither a or b
119		60.
120
121		61.
122		7: If a man and a woman who weigh the same consume the same amount of alcohol:
123		62.
124		A
125		63.
126		the man's BAC will likely be higher
127		64.
128		B
129		65.
130		the woman�s BAC will likely be higher***********************************
131		66.
132		C
133		67.
134		their BAC levels would be the same
135		68.
136		D
137		69.
138		none of the above
139		70.
140
141		71.
142		8: People can help prevent their BACs from rising to dangerous levels by:
143		72.
144		A
145		73.
146		avoiding drinking games
147		74.
148		B
149		75.
150		avoiding eating before and during drinking
151		76.
152		C
153		77.
154		pacing their drinks to one or fewer per hour
155		78.
156		D
157		79.
158		both a and c***********************************
159		80.
160
161		81.
162		9: To avoid a situation where someone is tempted to drive after drinking, you could:
163		82.
164		A
165		83.
166		call ahead for a taxi to pick up you or your friends
167		84.
168		B
169		85.
170		get a sober designated driver to drive everyone home
171		86.
172		C
173		87.
174		check to see if your school has a safe ride program
175		88.
176		D
177		89.
178		all of the above***********************************
179		90.
180
181		91.
182		10: After just one or two drinks,
183		92.
184		A
185		93.
186		people often report feeling in a "good mood"
187		94.
188		B
189		95.
190		alcohol starts to affect the brain
191		96.
192		C
193		97.
194		both a and b***********************************
195		98.
196		D
197		99.
198		neither a or b
199		100.
200
201		101.
202		11: Research shows that the brain:
203		102.
204		A
205		103.
206		has essentially finished developing by the onset of puberty
207		104.
208		B
209		105.
210		has essentially finished developing by 18 years of age
211		106.
212		C
213		107.
214		continues to develop until people are in their mid-20's***********************************
215		108.
216		D
217		109.
218		continues to develop until people are in their mid-30's
219		110.
220
221		111.
222		12: "BAC" stands for:
223		112.
224		A
225		113.
226		body alcohol calculator
227		114.
228		B
229		115.
230		blood alcohol concentration
231		116.
232		C
233		117.
234		body alcohol concentration***********************************
235		118.
236		D
237		119.
238		blood alcohol calculator
239		120.
240
241		121.
242		13: "DUI" stands for:
243		122.
244		A
245		123.
246		driving under inebriation
247		124.
248		B
249		125.
250		driving using intoxicants
251		126.
252		C
253		127.
254		driving under the influence***********************************
255		128.
256		D
257		129.
258		none of the above
259		130.
260
261		131.
262		14: Which part(s) of the brain, when impaired by alcohol, play an important role in learning:
263		132.
264		A
265		133.
266		cerebellum
267		134.
268		B
269		135.
270		hippocampus***********************************
271		136.
272		C
273		137.
274		hypothalamus
275		138.
276		D
277		139.
278		all of the above
279		140.
280
281		141.
282		15: Which of the following decreases the chances of an alcohol overdose:
283		142.
284		A
285		143.
286		eating after drinking
287		144.
288		B
289		145.
290		keeping one's BAC in a safer range (well below 0.04%)
291		146.
292		C
293		147.
294		drinking coffee
295		148.
296		D
297		149.
298		all of the above***********************************
299		150.
300
301		151.
302		16: Which of the following activities can cause your BAC to rise quickly:
303		152.
304		A
305		153.
306		playing drinking games
307		154.
308		B
309		155.
310		drinking shots
311		156.
312		C
313		157.
314		chugging
315		158.
316		D
317		159.
318		all of the above***********************************
319		160.
320
321		161.
322		17: Someone who wants to pace their drinking could try:
323		162.
324		A
325		163.
326		taking small sips to drink more slowly
327		164.
328		B
329		165.
330		alternating non-alcohol drinks and alcohol drinks
331		166.
332		C
333		167.
334		both a and b***********************************
335		168.
336		D
337		169.
338		neither a or b
339		170.
340
341		171.
342		18: The "rate of absorption" has to do with:
343		172.
344		A
345		173.
346		how quickly alcohol is absorbed into bodily tissues
347		174.
348		B
349		175.
350		how quickly alcohol is processed by the kidneys
351		176.
352		C
353		177.
354		how quickly alcohol enters the bloodstream***********************************
355		178.
356		D
357		179.
358		both a and c
359		180.
360
361		181.
362		19: Which of the following can be affected by alcohol consumption?
363		182.
364		A
365		183.
366		memory
367		184.
368		B
369		185.
370		judgment
371		186.
372		C
373		187.
374		attention
375		188.
376		D
377		189.
378		all of the above***********************************
379		190.
380
381		191.
382		20: Which of the following is true about drinking and driving:
383		192.
384		A
385		193.
386		as long as someone is under the legal alcohol limit, it is safe to drive
387		194.
388		B
389		195.
390		if under 21, it is illegal to drive with any measurable amount of alcohol in one�s blood system***********************************
391		196.
392		C
393		197.
394		it takes at least 2 drinks before driving is impaired
395		198.
396		D
397		199.
398		both b and c
399		200.
400
401		201.
402		21: It's possible to drink too much and:
403		202.
404		A
405		203.
406		impair the nerve signals that control breathing
407		204.
408		B
409		205.
410		impair vital reflexes that control gagging
411		206.
412		C
413		207.
414		suffer alcohol poisoning
415		208.
416		D
417		209.
418		all of the above***********************************
419		210.
420
421		211.
422		22: Each standard size drink always contains:
423		212.
424		A
425		213.
426		the same amount of calories
427		214.
428		B
429		215.
430		the same volume of liquid
431		216.
432		C
433		217.
434		the same amount of alcohol***********************************
435		218.
436		D
437		219.
438		both b and c
439		220.
440
441		221.
442		23: A person's BAC will go down if they:
443		222.
444		A
445		223.
446		drink coffee
447		224.
448		B
449		225.
450		take a cold shower
451		226.
452		C
453		227.
454		vomit
455		228.
456		D
457		229.
458		none of the above***********************************
459		230.
460
461		231.
462		24: If you don't know how much alcohol is in a drink, you can:
463		232.
464		A
465		233.
466		ask the person who poured it
467		234.
468		B
469		235.
470		throw it out***********************************
471		236.
472		C
473		237.
474		both a and b
475		238.
476		D
477		239.
478		neither a or b
479		240.
480
481		241.
482		25: Which of the following perceptions influence why and how people drink:
483		242.
484		A
485		243.
486		how we think others feel about drinking
487		244.
488		B
489		245.
490		how often we think others are drinking
491		246.
492		C
493		247.
494		what we think we will or won't get from drinking
495		248.
496		D
497		249.
498		all of the above***********************************
499		250.
500
501		251.
502		26: It is estimated that it could take up to ____ for your body to get rid of the alcohol in one standard drink.
503		252.
504		A
505		253.
506		30 minutes
507		254.
508		B
509		255.
510		45 minutes
511		256.
512		C
513		257.
514		1.5 hours
515		258.
516		D
517		259.
518		2 hours***********************************
519		260.
520
521		261.
522		27: After people have been drinking:
523		262.
524		A
525		263.
526		they will have a harder time making safe decisions about not drinking and driving
527		264.
528		B
529		265.
530		they will have a harder time reacting to hazards on the road
531		266.
532		C
533		267.
534		both a and b***********************************
535		268.
536		D
537		269.
538		neither a or b
539		270.
540
541		271.
542		28: Which of the following statements is true based on recent research:
543		272.
544		A
545		273.
546		many students support stricter alcohol policies
547		274.
548		B
549		275.
550		many students report being negatively affected by other students' drinking
551		276.
552		C
553		277.
554		many college students don't drink in high-risk ways
555		278.
556		D
557		279.
558		all of the above***********************************
559		280.
560
561		281.
562		29: A standard drink is:
563		282.
564		A
565		283.
566		12-ounce beer
567		284.
568		B
569		285.
570		2 ounces of liquor
571		286.
572		C
573		287.
574		both a and b***********************************
575		288.
576		D
577		289.
578		neither a and b
579		290.
580
581		291.
582		30: When faced with a friend who is trying to drive under the influence:
583		292.
584		A
585		293.
586		make sure a sober driver follows your friend home
587		294.
588		B
589		295.
590		listen to your friend if he or she says they are "okay" to drive
591		296.
592		C
593		297.
594		both a and b
595		298.
596		D
597		299.
598		neither a or b***********************************
599		300.
600
601		301.
602		31: Which of the following statement(s) are always true about alcohol:
603		302.
604		A
605		303.
606		the higher BAC rises, the harder it can be for people to control their actions
607		304.
608		B
609		305.
610		the higher BAC rises, the greater the chance of feeling tired, depressed, or nauseous
611		306.
612		C
613		307.
614		alcohol has no effect on some people
615		308.
616		D
617		309.
618		both a and b***********************************
619		310.
620
621		311.
622		32: A blackout:
623		312.
624		A
625		313.
626		can occur at a BAC of 0.10-0.15%
627		314.
628		B
629		315.
630		is when a person becomes unconscious from drinking too much alcohol
631		316.
632		C
633		317.
634		is caused by an impairment of the hippocampus
635		318.
636		D
637		319.
638		both a and c***********************************
639		320.
640
641		321.
642		33: If someone is showing signs of an alcohol overdose, you should:
643		322.
644		A
645		323.
646		not leave the person alone
647		324.
648		B
649		325.
650		lay the person on his or her side
651		326.
652		C
653		327.
654		call for help right away
655		328.
656		D
657		329.
658		all of the above***********************************
659		330.
660
661		331.
662		34: Alcohol can increase the chances of:
663		332.
664		A
665		333.
666		contracting a sexually-transmitted disease
667		334.
668		B
669		335.
670		having sex unwillingly or with an unwilling partner
671		336.
672		C
673		337.
674		damaging relationships
675		338.
676		D
677		339.
678		all of the above***********************************
679		340.
680
681		341.
682		35: When trying to convince a friend not to drive after drinking, you should try:
683		342.
684		A
685		343.
686		talking to your friend in private so he or she won't get embarrassed
687		344.
688		B
689		345.
690		telling your friend that you can't let anything bad happen to him or her
691		346.
692		C
693		347.
694		both a and b***********************************
695		348.
696		D
697		349.
698		neither a or b
699		350.
700
701		351.
702		36: High-risk drinking is defined as:
703		352.
704		A
705		353.
706		5 or more drinks on an occasion for women
707		354.
708		B
709		355.
710		6 or more drinks on an occasion for men
711		356.
712		C
713		357.
714		both a and b
715		358.
716		D
717		359.
718		neither a or b***********************************
719		360.
720
721		361.
722		37: Alcohol is:
723		362.
724		A
725		363.
726		a drug***********************************
727		364.
728		B
729		365.
730		an anti-depressant
731		366.
732		C
733		367.
734		a hallucinogen
735		368.
736		D
737		369.
738		all of the above
739		370.
740
741		371.
742		38: Which of the following is a key factor that influences BAC?
743		372.
744		A
745		373.
746		mood
747		374.
748		B
749		375.
750		body weight
751		376.
752		C
753		377.
754		gender
755		378.
756		D
757		379.
758		both b and c***********************************
759		380.
760
761		381.
762		39: Alcohol can have a negative effect on academic performance because of:
763		382.
764		A
765		383.
766		students being more likely to get behind in schoolwork
767		384.
768		B
769		385.
770		missed classes
771		386.
772		C
773		387.
774		delayed or forgotten work
775		388.
776		D
777		389.
778		all of the above***********************************
779		390.
780
781		391.
782		40: Someone might start to report feeling in a "good mood" at which of the following BAC levels:
783		392.
784		A
785		393.
786		0.02%***********************************
787		394.
788		B
789		395.
790		0.10%
791		396.
792		C
793		397.
794		0.15%
795		398.
796		D
797		399.
798		none of the above
799
800
801		3 CHEERS FOR ACADEMIC HONESTY!!!