Ch 6 & 7

Question 1

What 4 factors determine a person’s BAC?

Answer 1

quantity of alc consumed, body weight, how quickly drinks are consumed, food eaten

Question 2

a BAC of 0.05 causes the risk of an accident to ________

Answer 2

double

Question 3

For 21+, what is the illegal BAC?

Answer 3

0.8 percent and higher

Question 4

For below 21, what is the illegal BAC?

Answer 4

0.1 percent and higher

Question 5

Consequences for refusing to take a breath test?

Answer 5

losing driving priviledges, being referred to an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, fines, or installation of an ignition interlock device
refusal = driving with a BAC of 0.10%

Question 6

Every drink contains about ____ ounce of alcohol?

Answer 6

1/2

Question 7

One drink equals…

Answer 7

1.5 ounces of liquor
12 ounce of beer
5 ounce glass of wine

Question 8

After alcohol, what drug is most often found with drivers in collisions?

Answer 8

marijuana

Question 9

Good side vision is essential for safe driving!

Answer 9

Yeah

Question 10

______ _______ helps a motorist know his/her distance from any object while driving.

Answer 10

distance judgement

Question 11

Why is hearing more important to driving than most people think?

Answer 11

A driver might be able to hear a car that they can not see and a lot of warning signs are audible (horns, sirens, screeching tires)

Question 12

A habitual offender is someone whose driver license has been…

Answer 12

suspended 3 times in 3 years

Question 13

If a driver under 21 buys or drinks alcohol, they may be…

Answer 13

fined $500 and lose their license for a period of time

Question 14

Penalties for first offense 0.08% =< BAC < 0.10%:

Answer 14

suspension until interlock device installation (and then device for 3 months)
fine: $250-400
IDRC time: 12 or 24 hrs
IDRC fee: $264 or $321
Imprisonment: up to 30 days
enforcement, rehab, safe neighborhood fees
annual subcharge $1000 for 3 years

Question 15

Penalties for first offense BAC 0.10% or more:

Answer 15

suspension until interlock device (and device for 7 months to a year)
fine: $300-500
IDRC time: 12 or 24 hrs
IDRC fee: $264 or $321
Imprisonment: 30 days
enforcement, rehab, safe neighbor hood fees
annual subcharge $1000 for 3 years

Question 16

Penalties for underage first offense BAC 0.01% or more but less than 0.08% are:

Answer 16

30 to 90 day driving suspension
15 to 30 day community service
participation in an IDRC or alc ed or highway safety program

Question 17

What does IDRC stand for?

Answer 17

Intoxicated Driver Resource Center

Question 18

A condition for re-licensing is:

Answer 18

sasisfactory participation in a state assigned program
noncompliance results in further loss of driving privilege and maybe jail time

Question 19

A driver who gets between 12 and 14 points in 24 months will get a notice of s________ by mail from the MVC.

Answer 19

suspension

Question 20

After getting a suspension notice from the MVC, 3 options are:

Answer 20

attend a driver improvement program
request a hearing
surrender their license for the suspension period

Question 21

After completing a driver improvement program successfully, a driver will have __ points removed from their record.

Answer 21

3

Question 22

After completing a Driver Improvement Program or after restoration of driving priviledge, the driver will be in a p________ period for one year.

Answer 22

probationary

Question 23

After completing a defensive driving course, __ points will be removed from their license.

Answer 23

2

Question 24

Up to ____ points will be subtracted from a motorists’ point total for every year that they go without a violation or suspension, but the point total will never go below 0.

Answer 24

3