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TEST YOUR
ALCOHOL
IQ
If you’re an Aggie that drinks, are you an Aggie that thinks.
1. What percentage of Aggies do
not consider getting drunk a rea
son for drinking?
a) 12% b) 26%
c) 43% d) 58%
4. Approximately how many of
today’s students will eventually
die of alcohol-related causes?
a) 300,000 b) 100,000
c) 50,000 d) 20,000
7. Nationwide, students spend
on alcohol each year?
a) $2 million b) $30 million
c) $100 million d) $5.5 billion
2. What drug has been linked
with the highest incidence of vi
olence and aggression?
a) crack b) PCP
c) alcohol d) heroin
5. On average, how many drinks
does a 140 lb. male have to con
sume over a two hour period to
be legally drunk (0.1 B.A.C.)?
a)4 b) 5
c)6 d) 8
8. If you are caught DWI, you...
a) Spend at least 72 hrs in jail
b) Have a criminal record
c) End up paying at least $3200
in fees, insurance, towing, etc...
d) All of the above
3. In the US, how many fresh
men will drop out of college due
to alcohol-related causes?
a) 10,000 b) 30,000
c) 42,000 d) 120,000
6. Which contains the most alco
hol?
a) can of beer b) glass of wine
c) one shot d) all the same
9. Which 21 year-old group
drinks more?
a) college students
h) non college students
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Answers:
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Pollet wrote the music for Gals Panic, and wrote
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