Alaska Driver’s Licence Alcohol Awareness Practice Test 2024

Alaska Driver’s Licence Alcohol Awareness Practice Test

Alaska Driver’s Licence Alcohol Awareness Practice Test
Total Question: 25
Time limit: N/A

1 / 25

What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers in Alaska?

A) 0.09%

B) 0.08%

C) 0.07%

D) 0.06%

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What is the definition of a "standard drink"?

A) A measure of alcohol that contains about 0.6 ounces of pure alcoho

B) A shot of hard liquor

C) A bottle of beer

D) A glass of wine

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What should you do if you see someone driving while under the influence of alcohol?

A) Confront the driver

B) Ignore the situation

C) Report the driver to the police

D) Try to stop them from driving

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What is the legal blood alcohol concentration limit for drivers in Alaska?

A) 0.05%

B) 0.08%

C) 0.10%

D) 0.06%

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What is the effect of drinking on a person's judgment?

A) Impairs judgment

B) Enhances judgment

C) Has no effect on judgment

D) Improves judgment

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What is the impact of alcohol on a person's balance and coordination?

A) Improves balance and coordination

B) Enhances balance and coordination

C) Has no effect on balance and coordination

D) Impairs balance and coordination

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What is the impact of drinking and driving on the community?

A) Increased risk of accidents and fatalities

B) Lower property values

C) Increased traffic congestion

D) No impact

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What is the impact of alcohol on a person's reaction time and coordination?

A) Has no effect on reaction time and coordination

B) Enhances reaction time and coordination

C) Improves reaction time and coordination

D) Impairs reaction time and coordination

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What is the difference between alcohol dependence and alcohol abuse?

A) Alcohol dependence is a physical need for alcohol, while alcohol abuse is excessive drinking without a physical need

B) Alcohol abuse is a physical need for alcohol, while alcohol dependence is excessive drinking without a physical need

C) Alcohol dependence and alcohol abuse are the same thing

D) There is no difference between alcohol dependence and alcohol abuse

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What is the impact of alcohol on a person's ability to make sound decisions?

A) Improves ability to make sound decisions

B) Impairs ability to make sound decisions

C) Has no effect on ability to make sound decisions

D) Enhances ability to make sound decisions

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What is the best way to prevent drunk driving?

A) Drinking coffee or other caffeine-containing beverages

B) Drinking water

C) Taking a taxi or public transportation

D) Drinking more slowly

12 / 25

What is the effect of mixing alcohol with prescription drugs?

A) Increases the risk of adverse effects

B) Enhances the effects of both substances

C) Has no effect on either substance

D) Decreases the risk of adverse effects

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What is the impact of mixing alcohol with other drugs, such as prescription medications?

A) Impairs the effects of the drugs

B) Improves the effects of the drugs

C) Has no effect on the drugs

D) Enhances the effects of the drugs

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What is the minimum sentence for a first-time drunk driving conviction in Alaska?

A) Community service

B) $1,000 fine

C) 48 hours in jail

D) 90-day license suspension

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What is the purpose of an ignition interlock device (IID)?

A) To prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver has not had enough sleep

B) To prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver has a BAC above the legal limit

C) To prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver is using a cell phone

D) To prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver is using drugs

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How does alcohol affect your ability to drive safely?

A) Increases your alertness and reaction time

B) Has no effect on your ability to drive

C) Improves your decision making skills

D) Decreases your ability to react to situations on the road

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What are the warning signs of alcohol dependence?

A) Having trouble quitting or controlling alcohol use

B) All of the above

C) Experiencing withdrawal symptoms

D) Drinking alone or in secret

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What is the role of a designated driver in preventing drunk driving?

A) To drive while under the influence

B) To provide a safe ride home for friends and family

C) To drive other people home in their own vehicles

D) To drink as much as they want

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What should you do if you suspect someone is about to drive drunk?

A) Take their keys and call a taxi or another sober driver

B) Offer them a place to stay for the night

C) Encourage them to drive anyway

D) Ignore the situation

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What happens if you refuse to take a blood alcohol test when asked by a law enforcement officer?

A) You will be fined

B) Nothing

C) Your license will be suspended for 90 days

D) You will be imprisoned

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What is the impact of alcohol on a person's memory?

A) Improves memory

B) Has no effect on memory

C) Impairs memory

D) Enhances memory

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How long does it take for alcohol to leave your system after drinking?

A) 24 hours

B) It varies based on several factors

C) 2 hours

D) 12 hours

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What is the recommended number of hours a person should wait before driving after drinking alcohol?

A) 6 hours

B) 8 hours

C) 2 hours

D) 4 hours

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What are the consequences of drunk driving in Alaska?

A) Loss of license, fines, and potential jail time

B) Points on your driving record

C) All of the above

D) Increased insurance rates

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How can you reduce the risk of being involved in an alcohol-related crash?

A) Wear a seatbelt

B) Drive faster

C) Drive after drinking

D) Designate a sober driver or use alternative transportation

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The average score is 88%