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1: A standard drink is:
A 16-ounce beer
B 12-ounce malt beverage
C 6-ounce glass of wine
->D none of the above
2: As found in recent studies, people who think they are drinking alcohol (but are not) report:
A feeling sad
B feeling aggressive
->C finding other people more attractive
D all of the above
3: Effects in judgment are caused by alcohol’s impact on which part of the brain:
A nucleus accumbens
->B frontal lobes
C hypothalamus
D none of the above
4: How many standard drinks does it take before learning (the ability to take in new information) may be affected:
->A as few as one or two drinks
B as few as two or three drinks
C as few as three or four drinks
D none of the above
5: Which of the following statements reflects what is generally found to be true on college campuses:
A athletes tend to drink less than non-athletes
B members of Greek-letter organizations tend to drink less than non-Greeks
C underage students tend to drink less often than students of legal drinking age
->D none of the above
6: The possibility of alcohol having a long-term effect on the ability to learn and to make decisions is increased by:
A drinking as teenagers
B drinking as young adults
C repeated heavy drinking
->D all of the above
7: Based on recent studies at American colleges, what percentage of students choose not to drink:
A 5%
B 10%
C 15%
->D 20%
8: Which of the following factors increases the concentration of alcohol someone consumes from drinking one standard drink:
A weighing more
B eating certain foods
->C having less body water
D none of the above
9: A blackout is:
A passing out
->B not being able to form new memories about what happened when drinking
C being able to remember what happened when prompted
D none of the above
10: Which of the following is NOT true about hazing:
A it is illegal in most states
B