Arkansas Permit Test: Alcohol & Drugs Practice Questions

Correct answer: 0.08%

You'll be arrested for DWI with an alcohol concentration of 0.08% or more in breath or blood.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol and the Law

Correct answer: Yes, between 0.04% and 0.08%

If involved in a crash or serious traffic offense, you can be charged with DWI with a BAC between 0.04% and 0.08%.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol and the Law

Correct answer: $150–$1,000 fine, up to 1 year jail, 120-day suspension

A first conviction brings a $150 to $1,000 fine plus court costs, possible jail up to a year, and a 120-day suspension.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol and the Law

Correct answer: You can lose your license

You are compelled by law to take the test; you can lose your license if you refuse.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol and the Law

Correct answer: The law enforcement officer

The law enforcement officer chooses which test to request.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol and the Law

Correct answer: About one drink per hour

The body rids itself of alcohol at about one drink per hour; only time sobers you up.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Body Metabolism

Correct answer: A 6-ounce glass of wine

One drink is 1.5 ounces of 80-proof liquor, a 6-ounce glass of wine or a 12-ounce beer.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Body Metabolism

Correct answer: 15 to 40 minutes

Alcohol in the bloodstream reaches the brain in 15 to 40 minutes, first affecting judgment.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol Impairment

Correct answer: Judgment

The first driving ability affected by alcohol is judgment.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Alcohol Impairment

Correct answer: About 38 percent

Alcohol is involved in approximately 38 percent of traffic crashes in which someone is killed.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Drinking and Driving

Correct answer: No; it only slows absorption

Food slows the rate alcohol enters the blood but won't prevent intoxication; only time sobers you up.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Body Metabolism

Correct answer: Cause nervousness, dizziness and poor vision

Pep pills and diet pills may make you alert briefly but later cause nervousness, dizziness, poor concentration and poor vision.

Source: Chapter 8: Driving Fitness – Other Types of Drugs and Driving