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SFST TEST STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+

⩥ What percentage of drivers commit a DWI violation on weekend
nights?
Answer: 10% or more


⩥ Average DWI violators drive intoxicated _______ before arrested.
Answer: 80 times


⩥ DWI's are _______ higher to happen at night than during the day.
Answer: 3x


⩥ DWI violators are _______ more likely to have a prior conviction.
Answer: 4x


⩥ The ratio to male alcohol-impaired drivers to female alcohol-impaired
drivers is _______ in regards to drivers involved in fatal crashes.
Answer: 4:1


⩥ The Ultimate Goal: Changing Behavior

,Answer: - Avoid committing DWI
- Control drinking prior to driving
- Select alternative transportation
- Avoid riding with impaired drivers
- Recognize impaired driving is unacceptable


⩥ What are the two approaches in dealing with DWI's?
Answer: Prevention and deterrence


⩥ Prevention
Answer: Promote positive attitudes
DWI is wrong
No one has the right to endanger others
DWI cannot be tolerated or condoned


⩥ Deterrence
Answer: Driving public's fear of being arrested
Enough violators must be arrested to convince public they will get
caught


⩥ Deterrence is _______ reinforcement that strives to change DWI
behavior.

,Answer: negative


⩥ How can officers change the odds of DWI's?
Answer: By making visible arrests, violators may see the negative
impact and/or fear the consequences.


⩥ Alcohol is the most abused _______ in the United States.
Answer: drug


⩥ Types of Alcohol:
Answer: Methyl Alcohol (Methanol - dangerous chemical)
Isopropyl Alcohol (Isopropanol - rubbing alcohol)
Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol - beer, spirits, etc.)


⩥ Common Drink Sizes (0.06 ounces of pure ethanol)
Answer: Bottle of beer:
12 oz - 5%


Glass of wine:
5 oz - 12%


Shot of whiskey:

, 1.5 oz - 40%


⩥ Bottle of beer:
Answer: 12 oz - 5%


⩥ Glass of wine:
Answer: 5 oz - 12%


⩥ Shot of whiskey:
Answer: 1.5 oz - 40%


⩥ Alcohol is a _______ drug.
Answer: CNS Depressant


⩥ What organ metabolizes alcohol in the body?
Answer: liver


⩥ Average person's BAC drops by about _______ per hour.
Answer: 0.015


⩥ Can you speed up the metabolism of the liver processing alcohol?
Answer: No

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