MSF BASIC ECOURSE
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS PRACTICE
SOLUTION GRADE A VERIFIED
◉ Blood Alcohol Content. Answer: Blood alcohol content, or B.A.C. is
determined by three factors:
The amount of alcohol consumed
How fast it is consumed
The drinker's body weight
◉ Alcohol's Duration in the Body. Answer: Drinking faster than the
body can eliminate the alcohol causes it to accumulate in the blood.
The adult male body is able to get rid of alcohol at the rate of almost
one drink per hour. If a male consumed two drinks in an hour, at the
end of that hour, the alcohol from one drink is eliminated, and the
alcohol from one drink remains in the blood. If four drinks are
consumed in an hour, at the end of that hour, the alcohol from three
drinks will remain in the blood. Women process alcohol at about three-
fourths of that rate.
A higher BAC means greater impairment. People who try to manage
their BAC usually do not have much success because their judgment is
impaired. A person is impaired before reaching the legal limit.
, It is absolutely vital to separate drinking from riding for those who
drink. It is also important to avoid riding with impaired riders or
carrying passengers who are impaired. They can make you crash.
◉ Drugs. Answer: Alcohol is not the only drug that affects the ability to
ride safely. Other drugs like many over-the-counter and prescription
drugs, as well as illegal drugs, have effects that increase risk.
These can have depressing effects or stimulating effects. Depressing
effects, such as alcohol's, are well known. Stimulating drugs can be
harmful because they can cause you to ride aggressively. Stimulating
drugs can wear off suddenly and result in extreme fatigue.
Marijuana use has been shown to produce impairment that could affect
the ability to make safe riding decisions. Some of these impairments
are like mental blind spots that make searching and evaluating
accurately more difficult.
◉ Intervention. Answer: Intervention is an attempt to stop someone
from doing something dangerous. A group of riders can intervene to
keep an impaired rider from getting on a motorcycle. It may be difficult,
but the payoff can be life-saving.
Here are some tips to help keep someone from riding after drinking:
Enlist others to help.
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 TESTED QUESTIONS PRACTICE
SOLUTION GRADE A VERIFIED
◉ Blood Alcohol Content. Answer: Blood alcohol content, or B.A.C. is
determined by three factors:
The amount of alcohol consumed
How fast it is consumed
The drinker's body weight
◉ Alcohol's Duration in the Body. Answer: Drinking faster than the
body can eliminate the alcohol causes it to accumulate in the blood.
The adult male body is able to get rid of alcohol at the rate of almost
one drink per hour. If a male consumed two drinks in an hour, at the
end of that hour, the alcohol from one drink is eliminated, and the
alcohol from one drink remains in the blood. If four drinks are
consumed in an hour, at the end of that hour, the alcohol from three
drinks will remain in the blood. Women process alcohol at about three-
fourths of that rate.
A higher BAC means greater impairment. People who try to manage
their BAC usually do not have much success because their judgment is
impaired. A person is impaired before reaching the legal limit.
, It is absolutely vital to separate drinking from riding for those who
drink. It is also important to avoid riding with impaired riders or
carrying passengers who are impaired. They can make you crash.
◉ Drugs. Answer: Alcohol is not the only drug that affects the ability to
ride safely. Other drugs like many over-the-counter and prescription
drugs, as well as illegal drugs, have effects that increase risk.
These can have depressing effects or stimulating effects. Depressing
effects, such as alcohol's, are well known. Stimulating drugs can be
harmful because they can cause you to ride aggressively. Stimulating
drugs can wear off suddenly and result in extreme fatigue.
Marijuana use has been shown to produce impairment that could affect
the ability to make safe riding decisions. Some of these impairments
are like mental blind spots that make searching and evaluating
accurately more difficult.
◉ Intervention. Answer: Intervention is an attempt to stop someone
from doing something dangerous. A group of riders can intervene to
keep an impaired rider from getting on a motorcycle. It may be difficult,
but the payoff can be life-saving.
Here are some tips to help keep someone from riding after drinking:
Enlist others to help.
