Drug and Alcohol Test Answers Florida 2020
1. What is the legal BAC limit for drivers over 21 in Florida?
a) 0.10%
b) 0.08%
c) 0.05%
d) 0.02%
2. Drivers under 21 are considered impaired at what BAC?
a) 0.08%
b) 0.05%
c) 0.02%
d) 0.00%
3. Alcohol is a:
a) Stimulant
b) Hallucinogen
c) Depressant
d) Narcotic
4. Refusing a chemical test for the first time results in:
a) Fine only
b) Jail time
c) 1-year license suspension
d) No penalty
5. A second refusal to submit to testing results in:
a) 6-month suspension
b) 1-year suspension
c) 18-month suspension
d) Lifetime suspension
6. Implied consent means:
a) Written permission
b) Verbal agreement
c) You agree to testing by driving in Florida
d) Consent only after conviction
7. Which drug slows reaction time?
a) Stimulants
b) Depressants
c) Steroids
d) Vitamins
8. Alcohol mainly affects the:
a) Digestive system
b) Immune system
c) Central nervous system
d) Respiratory system
9. Which factor does NOT affect BAC?
a) Weight
b) Amount consumed
c) Time
d) Fresh air
10. Mixing alcohol with other drugs can:
a) Reduce impairment
b) Have no effect
c) Increase risk of overdose
d) Improve driving
11. How fast does alcohol reach the brain?
a) After digestion
b) Within minutes
c) After one hour
d) After sleep
12. Driving under the influence includes:
a) Illegal drugs only
b) Alcohol only
c) Prescription and OTC drugs
d) Herbal products only
13. Coffee helps sober you up:
a) Completely
b) Slightly
c) Temporarily
d) Not at all
14. The only way to lower BAC is:
a) Exercise
b) Cold shower
c) Coffee
d) Time
15. Alcohol affects judgment before:
a) Vision
b) Balance
c) Muscle coordination
d) Hearing
16. A DUI conviction may result in:
a) Fines
b) Jail
c) License suspension
d) All of the above
17. What increases BAC the fastest?
a) Drinking slowly
b) Eating food
c) Drinking on an empty stomach
d) Drinking water
18. What drug category speeds up the body?
a) Depressants
b) Narcotics
c) Stimulants
d) Sedatives
19. Alcohol reduces:
a) Stress only
b) Fatigue
c) Reaction time and judgment
d) Intelligence
20. Prescription drugs can impair driving:
a) Never
b) Only in large doses
c) Even when taken as directed
d) Only with alcohol
21. What is DUI?
a) Driving under influence
b) Drinking under influence
c) Driving unlicensed
d) Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
22. BAC stands for:
a) Blood Alcohol Code
b) Body Alcohol Content
c) Blood Alcohol Concentration
d) Breath Alcohol Count
23. What happens first after drinking alcohol?
a) Improved focus
b) Better coordination
c) Loss of judgment
d) Sleepiness
24. Over-the-counter drugs can:
a) Never impair driving
b) Always improve alertness
c) Cause drowsiness
d) Cancel alcohol effects
25. Florida’s Zero Tolerance Law applies to:
a) All drivers
b) Commercial drivers
c) Drivers under 21
d) New drivers only
26. Combining alcohol and depressants:
a) Reduces effects
b) Has no effect
c) Multiplies impairment
d) Improves reaction time
27. Which is a long-term effect of alcohol abuse?
a) Better memory
b) Faster reflexes
c) Liver damage
d) Improved health
28. Alcohol is absorbed mainly through the:
a) Lungs
b) Stomach and small intestine
c) Brain
d) Liver
29. DUI penalties increase when:
a) BAC is lower
b) No accident occurs
c) BAC is higher
d) Driver is sober
30. Marijuana affects driving by:
a) Improving focus
b) Slowing reaction time
c) Increasing alertness
d) Reducing risk
31. Alcohol affects vision by:
a) Improving clarity
b) Reducing peripheral vision
c) Enhancing night vision
d) No effect
32. What is tolerance?
a) Immunity to alcohol
b) Needing more alcohol for same effect
c) No impairment
d) Faster metabolism
33. Alcohol-related crashes are more common:
a) During daytime
b) In school zones
c) At night and on weekends
d) During holidays only
34. A DUI conviction stays on Florida driving record for:
a) 5 years
b) 10 years
c) 75 years
d) Lifetime
35. What increases impairment?
a) Eating before drinking
b) Drinking slowly
c) Mixing drugs and alcohol
d) Drinking water
36. Sedatives are:
a) Stimulants
b) Hallucinogens
c) Depressants
d) Painkillers
37. Alcohol affects coordination by:
a) Improving balance
b) Slowing muscle response
c) Speeding reflexes
d) No effect
38. Driving while impaired is:
a) Acceptable if careful
b) Allowed under limit
c) Illegal at any level of impairment
d) Legal with experience
39. What does tolerance NOT mean?
a) Reduced effect
b) Need more alcohol
c) Ability to drive safely
d) Adaptation of body
40. Breath tests measure:
a) Urine alcohol
b) Blood alcohol directly
c) Alcohol in breath
d) Drug levels
41. Alcohol leaves the body at about:
a) 0.05% per hour
b) 0.015% per hour
c) 0.03% per hour
d) 0.08% per hour
42. Hallucinogens affect:
a) Heart rate only
b) Vision only
c) Perception and reality
d) Coordination only
43. DUI laws exist to:
a) Punish drivers
b) Generate revenue
c) Protect public safety
d) Control alcohol sales
44. What can increase BAC quickly?
a) Eating food
b) Drinking slowly
c) Shots of alcohol
d) Drinking water
45. Alcohol affects decision-making by:
a) Improving logic
b) Increasing focus
c) Reducing self-control
d) Enhancing memory
46. A chemical test includes:
a) Vision test only
b) Balance test
c) Breath, blood, or urine
d) Hearing test
47. What drug type relieves pain but causes drowsiness?
a) Stimulants
b) Narcotics
c) Hallucinogens
d) Steroids
48. BAC can be affected by:
a) Gender
b) Weight
c) Amount consumed
d) All of the above
49. Alcohol-related crashes are:
a) Rare
b) Unavoidable
c) Preventable
d) Not serious
50. The safest choice before driving is:
a) Drink less
b) Drink coffee
c) Drive slowly
d) Do not drink at all
