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According to Maryland law, DUI or Driving Under the Influence can mean driving under the influence of ________.
a) strong emotion.
b) prescription medication.
c) fatigue.
d) overly loud music. CORRECT ANSWERS b
If a police officer asks to test you for alcohol or drug usage, you can say, "No," and you will _______________
a) face more serious sanctions.
b) have your car confiscated immediately.
c) immediately be convicted of DWI/DUI.
d) be forced to take the test despite your objection. CORRECT ANSWERS a
Illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and over-the counter drugs may impair your driving, and ________________
a) you will be charged with DUI if your driving is impaired, no matter what kind of drug.
b) only illegal drugs will result in your being charged with DUI.
c) you cannot be charged with DUI if a doctor has prescribed your medication.
d) you will not be charged with DUI if you have a receipt for purchase of your medication. CORRECT ANSWERS a
The legal age for drinking in Maryland is
a) 19.
b) 20.
c) 21.
d) 22. CORRECT ANSWERS c
When you are tired or sleepy, you should
a) stop and rest.
b) stop and stretch.
c) stop and have a big meal.
d) stop and have a big cup of coffee. CORRECT ANSWERS a
DUI or Driving under the Influence ___________ than DWI, Driving while Impaired.
a) is a more serious charge
b) reflects a higher Blood Alcohol level
c) carries more serious criminal penalties and administrative sanctions
d) all of the above. CORRECT ANSWERS d
The illegal drug most commonly detected in impaired drivers is: a) cocaine.
b) ecstasy.
c) heroin.
d) marijuana. CORRECT ANSWERS d
_________ may cause your body to absorb alcohol faster.
a) Only illegal drugs
b) No prescription drugs
c) Any drug, legal or illegal,
d) No over the counter drugs CORRECT ANSWERS c
In 2008, drivers driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol caused ____% of all fatal crashes in Maryland.
a) 15
b) 25
c) 35
d) 50 CORRECT ANSWERS b
If you are planning to drive, you can be sure you will not be impaired if:
a) you do not drink alcohol at all.
b) you drink only one or two beers.
c) you eat a meal while you are drinking.
d) you drink your alcoholic drinks very slowly. CORRECT ANSWERS a
It is illegal to drive in Maryland if your BAC (blood alcohol concentration) is over
a) .01.
b) .03.
c) .05.
d) .07. CORRECT ANSWERS d
It is legal to have unsealed alcoholic beverages in a vehicle as long as:
a) the driver is not drinking.
b) the open container is placed in the trunk, inaccessible to anyone.
c) the container of alcohol is out of the driver's reach.
d) only the passengers are drinking. CORRECT ANSWERS b
All of the following are criminal penalties the District Court of Maryland might impose if a
person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
a) loss of job.
b) community service.
c) arrest.
d) jail time. CORRECT ANSWERS a
Everyone who signs to receive a Maryland driver's license agrees to "implied consent." This means that the driver agrees to __________________.
a) pay all Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) fees.
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According to Maryland law, DUI or Driving Under the Influence can mean driving under the influence of ________.
a) strong emotion.
b) prescription medication.
c) fatigue.
d) overly loud music. CORRECT ANSWERS b
If a police officer asks to test you for alcohol or drug usage, you can say, "No," and you will _______________
a) face more serious sanctions.
b) have your car confiscated immediately.
c) immediately be convicted of DWI/DUI.
d) be forced to take the test despite your objection. CORRECT ANSWERS a
Illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and over-the counter drugs may impair your driving, and ________________
a) you will be charged with DUI if your driving is impaired, no matter what kind of drug.
b) only illegal drugs will result in your being charged with DUI.
c) you cannot be charged with DUI if a doctor has prescribed your medication.
d) you will not be charged with DUI if you have a receipt for purchase of your medication. CORRECT ANSWERS a
The legal age for drinking in Maryland is
a) 19.
b) 20.
c) 21.
d) 22. CORRECT ANSWERS c
When you are tired or sleepy, you should
a) stop and rest.
b) stop and stretch.
c) stop and have a big meal.
d) stop and have a big cup of coffee. CORRECT ANSWERS a
DUI or Driving under the Influence ___________ than DWI, Driving while Impaired.
a) is a more serious charge
b) reflects a higher Blood Alcohol level
c) carries more serious criminal penalties and administrative sanctions
d) all of the above. CORRECT ANSWERS d
The illegal drug most commonly detected in impaired drivers is: a) cocaine.
b) ecstasy.
c) heroin.
d) marijuana. CORRECT ANSWERS d
_________ may cause your body to absorb alcohol faster.
a) Only illegal drugs
b) No prescription drugs
c) Any drug, legal or illegal,
d) No over the counter drugs CORRECT ANSWERS c
In 2008, drivers driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol caused ____% of all fatal crashes in Maryland.
a) 15
b) 25
c) 35
d) 50 CORRECT ANSWERS b
If you are planning to drive, you can be sure you will not be impaired if:
a) you do not drink alcohol at all.
b) you drink only one or two beers.
c) you eat a meal while you are drinking.
d) you drink your alcoholic drinks very slowly. CORRECT ANSWERS a
It is illegal to drive in Maryland if your BAC (blood alcohol concentration) is over
a) .01.
b) .03.
c) .05.
d) .07. CORRECT ANSWERS d
It is legal to have unsealed alcoholic beverages in a vehicle as long as:
a) the driver is not drinking.
b) the open container is placed in the trunk, inaccessible to anyone.
c) the container of alcohol is out of the driver's reach.
d) only the passengers are drinking. CORRECT ANSWERS b
All of the following are criminal penalties the District Court of Maryland might impose if a
person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
a) loss of job.
b) community service.
c) arrest.
d) jail time. CORRECT ANSWERS a
Everyone who signs to receive a Maryland driver's license agrees to "implied consent." This means that the driver agrees to __________________.
a) pay all Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) fees.
