Alcohol Jeopardy Template

Alcohol	Alcohol and the Law	Alcohol and Drugs	Penalties of the Law with Alcohol	Statistics
100 What is alcohol depressant	100 What does BAC stand for? Blood Alcohol Content	100 What happens when you mix alcohol and drugs? Multiplies the effects of both	100 What happens when you have the BAC of .08% or higher? Driving privileges revoked	100 What is the prime time when drivers are drunk? 10 PM - 2 AM
200 Who is affected more easily by alcohol? Women	200 How much do the chances of a crash increase when drunk? 7x greater	200 Can over the counter drugs affect you when taken with alcohol? Yes	200 What does driving a person 17 or younger when drunk give you? 5 days in jail, and most likely a fine of $500-$1000	200 How many drivers are drunk during the prime time of drinking and driving? 3/10
300 What effects does alcohol have on the brain? difficulty walking and talking, slower reaction time, blurred vision	300 What is the BAC level for a DUI? .08%	300 What is a drink with medicine equal to? Several alcoholic beverages	300 What is the penalty of the 1st time when caught drinking and driving? 1-7 days of driving privileges revoked	300 About how many kids obtain alcohol from family or at home? 1/2
400 What is the best way to sober up? Time	400 What happens right after you're caught drinking? Cars is impounded	400 What do drinks and drugs affect? Alertness and reactions	400 What is the penalty of the 2nd time when caught drinking and driving? 60 days of driving privileges revoked until trial	400 What is the chance of crashing when drinking and driving? 50/50
500 What is the equivalent of a shot of liquor? 12 oz of beer or 5 oz of wine	500 How can you be charged with drinking when driving? Open beverage in car or signs of drinking	500 When is it illegal to mix drinks and drugs when driving? All the time!	500 What percent of kids get alcohol from another underage drinker? 19.6%

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