Question

question 5 (3 points)
(05.03 mc)
which of the following shows a result of government regulation of alcohol consumption? (3
points)
o a daily alcohol consumption has increased
b traffic fatalities related to alcohol have decreased
o c organizations like sadd have stopped operating
o d underage binge drinking has been eliminated

question 6 (3 points)
(05.03 mc)
which of the following factors indicated that government regulation of alcohol consumption
was needed? (3 points)
o a illegal drugs were becoming more popular
b blood alcohol levels were decreasing
o c traffic fatalities related to alcohol were increasing
d birth defects from fetal alcohol syndrome were cured

question 7 (3 points)
(05.03 lc)
alcohol poisoning is a likely result of (3 points)
o a consuming low doses of alcohol
b consuming medium doses of alcohol
o c binge drinking alcohol
d chronic use of alcohol

question 8 (3 points)
(05.03 lc)
damage to the frontal lobes of the brain is a likely result of (3 points)
o a consuming low doses of alcohol
b consuming medium doses of alcohol
o c binge drinking alcohol
d chronic use of alcohol

question 9 (3 points)
(05.03 lc)
consuming medium doses of alcohol is likely to cause (3 points)
o a slurred speech
b difficulty breathing
o c alcohol poisoning
d unconsciousness

question 10 (3 points)
(05.03 lc)
increased risk of liver disease, stroke, and cancer can be caused by (3 points)
o a consuming low doses of alcohol
b consuming medium doses of alcohol
o c binge drinking alcohol
d chronic use of alcohol

Explanation:

Question 5

Government regulation of alcohol consumption aims to reduce alcohol - related harms. Traffic fatalities related to alcohol decreasing is a positive outcome of such regulation. Daily alcohol consumption increasing (a) is not a result of regulation. Organizations like SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) still operate (c). Underage binge drinking has not been eliminated (d).

When traffic fatalities related to alcohol were increasing (c), it indicated a need for government regulation. Illegal drugs becoming more popular (a) is about drug regulation. Blood alcohol levels decreasing (b) would not show a need for regulation. Fetal alcohol syndrome birth defects are not cured (d).

Binge drinking (c) involves consuming a large amount of alcohol in a short time, which can lead to alcohol poisoning. Low doses (a) and medium doses (b) of alcohol do not typically cause poisoning. Chronic use (d) leads to long - term health issues like liver damage, not immediate poisoning.

Answer:

B. Traffic fatalities related to alcohol have decreased

Question 6