1. true or false: a low bal will always cause a hangover. true false

2. is what gives meaning to our senses. perception personality motor ability emotion

3. the first ability affected by alcohol. lack of liver function judgment physical abilities and skills muscle control

4. alcohol, or any other drug which reduces the supply of oxygen in the bloodstream, can impair the sensitivity of the cones which, in compensates for the lack of street lights on country roads makes oncoming headlights seem especially dull makes parking more difficult reduces the visual acuity or sharpness

5. hand-eye coordination, walking, and balance, also known as are adversely affected by alcohol. chronic conditions reaction time visual acuity coordination

6. short-term side effects of alcohol and other drugs include: disrupted sleep shortness of breath forgetfulness temporary blindness

7. alcohol can increase reaction time fatigue headlights speed

8. in the case of distance judgment, the brain receives from the two eyes. light and motion information two slightly different images the same image two very different images

9. in addition to the effects of alcohol greatly reduces a driver's vision. headlights speed fatigue traffic

10. true or false: most drugs are eliminated by the kidneys in urine although some are excreted in saliva, sweat, or exhalation. true false

1. I am completely sure that this statement is false. Because HIGH BAL will ALWAYS cause a hangover. BAL is a blood-alcohol level, which means a level of alcohol intoxication. High BAL can be produced drinks with congeners, like whiskey, tequila and cognac.

2.  According to its definition, complete statement should look like this: perception is what gives meaning to our senses. Perception is our ability to see or feel something. It helps us understand something or to become aware of something.

3. I am completely sure that judgment is the first ability affected by alcohol. High blood-alcohol level badly affects your judgement, coordination, vision and memory. Drinking alcohol increases your risk for life threatening diseases. 

4. If my memory serves me well, the statement should be completed like this: Alcohol, or any other drug which reduces the supply of oxygen in the bloodstream, can impair the sensitivity of the cones which, in turn reduces the visual acuity or sharpness.
5. Hand-eye coordination, walking, and balance, also known as coordination, are adversely affected by alcohol. As I've mentioned it before in question 3 the coordination is badly affected by alcohol.

6. As far as I remember, short-term side effects of alcohol and other drugs include disrupted sleep. But it depends on an individual. All of the above can be the side effects of alcohol and other drugs. But if you need to choose only one option, than its the first one.

7. I am pretty sure that alcohol can increase fatigue because it's one of the effects of high blood-alcohol level. Driving while fatigued can cause slow reaction time and decreased headlights speed.

8. In my view, the correct answer is: In the case of distance judgment, the brain receives two slightly different images from the two eyes. Brain receives nerve signals produced by encoding this images.

9. I am 100% sure that speed in addition to the effects of alcohol greatly reduces a driver's vision. Affected by the alcohol, driver's field of view is reduced and speed reduces it even more.

10. I think that this statement is definitely TRUE, because the kidneys are responsible for excreting excess water.