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What are common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning while driving?  | 
  
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How can you avoid carbon monoxide poisoning? | 
  
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What precautions should you take to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning? | 
  
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Which of the following statements is true regarding alcohol or drugs and driving? | 
  
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| 5 | 
How does alcohol impact your reflexes and reaction time? | 
  
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| 6 | 
How does alcohol consumption affect your ability to judge distances and speeds while driving? | 
  
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What happens if you're under 21 years old and your BAC level is detected at any measurable amount while driving? | 
  
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What is the likely outcome of drinking alcohol while taking drugs, like over-the-counter medicines or depressants? | 
  
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| 9 | 
What is the safest choice if you have consumed alcohol socially and plan to drive afterward? | 
  
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| 10 | 
What are some of the conditions that can influence your blood alcohol concentration (BAC)?  | 
  
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| 11 | 
What is the most effective method to reduce your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to a safe level?  | 
  
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| 12 | 
What is the first thing affected after drinking an alcoholic beverage?  | 
  
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What is true regarding the impact of drugs on a person's ability to operate a vehicle safely? | 
  
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| 14 | 
What does Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) measure? | 
  
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| 15 | 
When are drivers perceived to be driving under the influence of alcohol considered intoxicated? | 
  
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| 16 | 
Under what circumstances is driving under the influence of medication allowed?  | 
  
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| 17 | 
Which of the following statements is true regarding alcohol consumption on an empty stomach compared to having food in your stomach? | 
  
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| 18 | 
What might wake you up after consuming alcohol, but will not sober you? | 
  
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| 19 | 
Why should you not consume alcohol before driving a vehicle? | 
  
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| 20 | 
What is the only effective way to reduce your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)? | 
  
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| 21 | 
What level of alcohol in your blood can affect concentration, perception, judgment, and memory?  | 
  
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| 22 | 
To avoid the risk of being involved in an alcohol-related crash, what should you do? | 
  
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| 23 | 
Carbon monoxide can be found in the exhaust fumes of: | 
  
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| 24 | 
What should you do if you suspect carbon monoxide exposure in your vehicle? | 
  
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| 25 | 
Which of the following likely contains the least amount of alcohol? | 
  
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| 26 | 
How can drugs taken for headaches, colds, hay fever, allergies, or to calm nerves affect your driving? | 
  
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| 27 | 
How do tranquilizers or sedatives affect your driving, especially when mixed with alcohol? | 
  
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| 28 | 
A person under the age of 21 with a BAC of more than 0.02% but less than 0.08%: | 
  
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| 29 | 
Which of the following affect your blood alcohol concentration (BAC)? | 
  
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| 30 | 
What does implied consent mean for the breathalyzer test? | 
  
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| 31 | 
What happens if you refuse to take a chemical test? | 
  
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| 32 | 
What is the consequence for someone under 21 found driving with alcohol in the vehicle without a parent or guardian? | 
  
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