Think Safe, Drink Safe Quiz

Try to make them sick, put them under a cold shower or walk them around

Let them sleep it off, they will be better in the morning

Monitor them and if they don’t get any better, call 911and wait for emergency services to arrive on scene

Give them water if they can drink it, keep them warm, put them into the recovery position, monitor their symptoms and contact your RA and Dalhousie Security

Arranging a sober driver before a night out drinking

Alternating alcoholic drinks with non-alcoholic drinks

Eating before consuming alcoholic beverages

Mixing hard alcohol with low-sugar drinks

Defined as the consumption of 7 drinks in one sitting for both men and women

Defined as 4 drinks for women and 5 drinks for men in about 2 hours

Defined as 8 drinks for men and 7 drinks for women in about 2 hours

Determined based on individual tolerance and type of alcohol consumed

A: Confusion, loss of coordination, vomiting, seizures, low body temperature

B: Vomiting, seizures, blue-tinged or pale skin, irregular or slow breathing, unconsciousness

C: Confusion, unconsciousness, seizures, dizziness, sweating

D: Hyperactivity, loss of coordination, short of breath, confusion

Both A and B

Both A and C

Conveys important information regarding incidents and emergencies on campus

Contains emergency contacts both on and off campus, as well as safe walk services and real time chat with security

Describes how to respond to particular emergency situations

Contains a safety security box including a mental health tool kit, safety tips and a flashlight

All of the above

A: Go to Katie with a group of friends and confront her about her problem as soon as possible

B: Find a quiet and private space to start the conversation with Katie one-on-one

C: Assure Katie it will be fine and that everyone experiences things like this sometimes

D: Listen, be supportive and offer to go with Katie to talk to someone about her problem

All of the above

Both B and C

Both B and D

Avoid calling Dalhousie Security (on-campus) or 911 (off-campus) because you are breaking the law and could both get in trouble

Wait a bit. Your friend will probably improve with some water and a walk, then you can both get on with your night

Call Dalhousie Security (on-campus) or 911 (off-campus). The Good Samaritan Act grants immunity to you and your friend from simple possession charges.

I re-cork my wine bottle

I pour it into a travel mug

It is not in an obvious liquor container

All of the above

None of the above

When both parties agree to engage in sexual activity whether intoxicated or sober

When both parties agree to engage in sexual activity and they are both sober

When both parties agreed to engage in sexual activity previously when they were both sober, however they are now intoxicated

A) DAL Security contact information

B) Friend walk—Sends your location to your friend so they can watch your progress

C) Virtual Walkhome—sends your location to Dalhousie Security Dispatch so they can watch your progress

D) A list of campus restaurants and facilities

A, B & C

All of the above

2 standard drinks

4 standard drinks 

6 standard drinks 

There is no minimum alcohol consumption that can cause alcohol poisoning - it depends on your age, sex, size, weight, how fast you’ve been drinking, how much you’ve eaten, your general health and other drugs you might have taken.