Question

question 18 (1 point)
why does alcohol affect men and woman differently?
o a mens stomachs are bigger so alcohol is absorbed more slowly
o b womans bodies are generally smaller and have less body water, so alcohol concentrations rise more quickly
o c the liver breaks down alcohol more quickly in men than woman

question 19 (1 point)
pregnant woman are advised not to drink: why?
o a alcohol can harm an unborn baby in various ways
o b unborn babies get drunk very quickly
o c alcohol and the amniotic fluid dont mix

question 20 (1 point)
why dont alcohol and driving dont mix?
o a because you run the risk of smashing up your car or injuring someone
o b because you run the risk of a stiff fine or losing your license
o c because alcohol has a negative effect on your co - ordination, perception, and judgement

Explanation:

For Question 18, women generally have smaller bodies with less body - water, which causes alcohol concentrations to rise more quickly. For Question 19, alcohol can cross the placenta and harm an unborn baby in various ways. For Question 20, alcohol impairs co - ordination, perception, and judgement, which are crucial for safe driving.

Answer:

Question 18: b. Woman's bodies are generally smaller and have less body water, so alcohol concentrations rise more quickly
Question 19: a. Alcohol can harm an unborn baby in various ways
Question 20: c. Because alcohol has a negative effect on your co - ordination, perception, and judgement