Motorcycle · Motorcycle and alcohol
After drinking, a person's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) does NOT depend on which of these?
Correct answer: How often the person usually drinks.
Answer options
- AHow quickly the person drank it
- BHow often the person usually drinks Correct
- CHow much alcohol the person drank
Why
Three things mainly determine BAC: the quantity of alcohol, the pace of drinking, and body weight. A person's usual drinking frequency plays no part in the level reached on a given occasion.
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Topic: Motorcycle and alcohol License: Motorcycle
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