D&D Driving School Ohio Class 7 and 8 Study Guide With Complete Solution

1. judgement goes away 2. affects vision in 6 or 7 ways 3. change in emotional state 4. lose reflexes - Answer Name 4 ways that you may be affected either physically or mentally by drinking alcohol. Blood Alcohol Concentration - Answer What does B.A.C. stand for? .02% - Answer What B.A.C. is considered legally drunk for someone under 21 years of age? .08% - Answer What B.A.C. is considered legally drunk for someone 21 years of age or older? No - Answer Is it responsible behavior to drive if you have consumed any amount of any drug that could affect your ability to drive? 4 - Answer How many points go against your license for "Under Age Consumption"? 6 - Answer How many points go against your license for Operating a Vehicle under the Influence of Alcohol and/or Drugs (O.V.I.)? If you operate any vehicle, you imply consent for drug and alcohol testing - Answer What is the main thing about Ohio's "implied consent" law? Yes- drugs - Answer Can someone be convicted of an O.V.I. if they haven't had any alcohol? Yes- Cough syrup and Nyquil - Answer Can a prescription drug or an over the counter drug be a drug of abuse? read labels, ask doctor - Answer What precautions should someone who is taking such a drug observe when considering driving? lower - Answer If someone has been using marijuana, can they expect to have a higher sense of awareness or a lower sense of awareness? jail, fines, license suspension - Answer Name 3 penalties for an O.V.I. conviction. True - Answer Marijuana can affect your ability to react quickly in an emergency situation. True - Answer Alcohol affects your vision at least 6 different ways. True - Answer Even small amounts of alcohol may prevent you from seeing and responding to another driver's mistake. False - Answer It is "okay" to drive your friend/relative home if they get drunk if you only have your temps. This is much safer than allowing a drunk to drive. True - Answer Someone under 21 years old can be convicted of an O.V.I., a six-point violation.