What happens to inhibitions when a person drinks?*1 pointThey are enhanced. My mind and body are now one.They are dulled. I am more likely to say and do things I normally wouldn't.It’ll make you less aware of what’s around you and cause a crash.I will become more sleepy and could crash.

Alcohol:*1 pointA. Slows your reflexes and reaction time.B. Impairs your vision.C. Makes you less alert.D. All of the above.

Alcohol acts as a_________, impairing the brain's judgment areas, while reducing self-awareness and self-control.Group of answer choicesdisinhibitorNone of the answers listed are correctdisinclinationdissociative

Of the two (2) examples below, which is considered erratic drinking behaviour? EXAMPLE 1You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for another red wine and orders a burger. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and try one (1) sample. A short time later, she is back at the bar for a pack of chips. She is not showing signs of intoxication. EXAMPLE 2You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for one (1) shot of tequila. Five (5) minutes later she returns and orders beer. She quickly returns for a gin and tonic. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and return with multiple samples. A short time later, she is back at the bar asking for a triple-shot vodka and soda. She is not showing signs of intoxication.

An explanation that explains the effects of binge drinking is likely to be a:Question 3Select one:sequential explanationsystem explanationfactorial explanationconsequential explanation

What takes place when an alcohol drinker feels the uncomfortable effects after drinking? *1 pointDehydrationHangoverIntoxicationNauseaHow can someone avoid alcohol dependence?*1 pointVisit entertainment clubs.Try a little sip for experience.Use refusal skills due to peer pressure.Hang out and attend parties with friends.What is the platform that raises the performers from below the stage in Japan’s Kabuki?*1 pointSupponKogakudoHanamichiMawaro butalWhich is the BEST reason why alcohol is considered a drug? *1 pointHypes the senses of a person.Quickens the body's functions.Suppresses the central nervous system.Changes a person’s physical and emotional state.How did Kabuki begin?*1 pointThe emperor allowed peasants to have entertainment and passed a law.A famous actress started performing publicly outdoors on a dry riverbed.A famous Chinese actress has arrived in Japan. began performing her kind of Theater.The Shogunate government made it illegal for anyone but native Japanese to perform.Why was a law passed that prohibited young males from performing in Kabuki?*1 pointKabuki was believed to be too nasty, immoral, and wrong.Shogun government and Emperor were homophobic.Women were given more freedom and allowed to perform again.Several kabuki performers prostituted themselves to the Samurai who watched their shows.What is a colorless, bitter-tasting substance that humans have been consuming since ancient times?*1 pointAlcoholCigaretteMarijuanaShabuWhat happens when the physical and mental state of the body changes upon consuming alcohol?*1 pointDehydrationHangoverIntoxicationNauseaWhat happens when urine production increases due to the ethanol in the drink?*1 pointDehydrationHangoverIntoxicationNauseaIn the story of Ramayana, who is the wicked demon king with 10 heads and 20 arms that abducted Princess Sita?*1 pointHanumanRamaRavanaLaksmanaWhat is a myth or misconception about drinking alcohol?*1 pointmake someone sober.provides greater strength.gives a boost of self-esteem.proves to be a cure for snake bites and other related injuries.