Definitions

Question 1

Addiction

Answer 1

periodic or chronic dependence on a drug; insatiable desire

Question 2

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Answer 2

percentage of alcohol in a person’s blood

Question 3

Legally impaired (BAC)?

Answer 3

At least .08 OR fail roadside sobriety test

Question 4

How is (BAC) measured?

Answer 4

Blood or breath

Question 5

Divided Attention

Answer 5

ability to remain alert to several things at once

Question 6

How to get a (DWI) aggravated?

Answer 6

• drive with a blood alcohol concentration of .16 or higher
• cause bodily injury to someone as a result of DWI;
• refuse to take a breath or blood test.

Question 7

How long does (DWI) stay on your record?

Answer 7

25 years

Question 8

(DWI) Driving While Impaired

Answer 8

driving while impaired “to the slightest degree” by alcohol or drugs. The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08

Question 9

Implied Consent Act

Answer 9

“implied consent” to a chemical test of his or her breath or blood to determine if alcohol or drugs are present in the blood

Question 10

If someone refuses a chemical test?

Answer 10

License revoked for 1 year

Question 11

Open Container Act

Answer 11

Can’t have any alcoholic beverage container open within a vehicle while on any public street or road

Question 12

Where should you put an open container in your car?

Answer 12

Trunk; somewhere not occupied by passengers

Question 13

Physical Dependence

Answer 13

result of physiological changes or adaptations that occur in response to the frequent presence of a drug in one’s body.

Question 14

Psychological Dependence

Answer 14

Using drugs Bc it makes them feel good; can’t function w/o it

Question 15

Example of Psychological Dependence

Answer 15

feels that he/she can only go to work after smoking a marijuana joint

Question 16

Roadblocks/checkpoints and their constitutionality

Answer 16

• Roadblocks must be officially scheduled by a supervisory officer;
• All vehicles must be treated equally;
  Official notice of the checkpoints must be apparent; and,
• Advance publicity of DWI checkpoints must be made through local media outlets.

Question 17

Standard Drink

Answer 17

1 shot
1 glass of wine
1 beer