Vermont DMV Drug & Alcohol Quick Practice Test

Vermont DMV Drug & Alcohol Quick Practice Test For 2024

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Quick Facts:

Number of Questions – 20

Passing Percentage – 80%

Test Type – Free Test

1. Which of the following is not a reason that young people are especially likely to abuse alcohol and drugs?

Their organs are more vulnerable to alcohol
They have more opportunities to consume alcohol
They haven't developed healthier ways to cope
They don't know how their bodies will react when they drink

2. WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES THAT CAN RESULT FROM DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR OTHER DRUGS

Possible imprisonment.
A mandatory fine.
Driver license revocation.
All of these choices.

3. WHAT KINDS OF DRUGS, OTHER THAN ALCOHOL, CAN AFFECT YOUR DRIVING ABILITY

An allergy medicine
Marijuana
A cold remedy
All of these choices

4. WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE IF YOU REFUSE TO TAKE A CHEMICAL TEST (BREATH OR BLOOD)

There is no evidence to find you guilty of drunk driving.
You cannot be arrested for drunk driving.
Your driver's license will be taken away.
None of these choices.

5. The short-term effects of marijuana include __________.

loss of coordination
sleepiness
increased heart rate
All of the above

6. Acute causes of alcohol-related deaths are led by traffic collisions, followed by __________.

homicides and drug toxicity
suicides and falls
homicides and suicides
falls and drug toxicity

7. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING HOW YOUR MEDICATIONS AFFECT YOUR DRIVING?

You
Your doctor
Your pharmacist
The DMV clerk

8. WHAT EFFECT MIGHT ALCOHOL AND ANOTHER DRUG HAVE WHEN COMBINED IN YOUR BLOOD

Increase the effects of both.
Have no effect on driving ability.
Reduce the effects of the drug or medicine.
Reduce the effects of the alcohol.

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