Question

1. what is the name of the law pertaining to driving under the influence for those under 21 years of age?

a. presumptive limit law
b. breathalyzer law
c. law of averages
d. zero tolerance law

1. a minor (under 21 years old) has the same legal (bac) limit as an adult.

a. true
b. false

1. being a designated driver can help reduce the incidence of drunken driving.

a. true
b. false

1. if you combine drugs (e.g. alcohol and prescription medication) it may dramatically increase the potency of each.

a. true
b. false

1. which of the following is an instant \sobering - up\ cure?

a. drinking a lot of coffee
b. taking a cold shower
c. eating a heavy meal
d. there are no instant \sobering - up\ cures

1. excessive amounts of alcohol can cause double vision.

a. true
b. false

Explanation:

Question 1

The Zero Tolerance Law pertains to driving under the influence for those under 21, as it enforces strict penalties for any detectable alcohol. Presumptive limit law is about BAC thresholds for adults, breathalyzer law is about testing, and law of averages is a statistical concept.

Minors (under 21) have a lower or zero legal BAC limit compared to adults, so the statement is false.

A designated driver is a sober person who drives others, reducing the chance of drunk driving incidents, so the statement is true.

Answer:

D. Zero tolerance law

Question 2