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Nadeem Akhtar
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What does the abbreviation a.b.v. Mean?
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What is the formula for calculating units?
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A 125ml glass of wine (13% abv) is the same as one 50ml measure of sherry (17.5% abv) True / False
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A pint of lager (9% abv) contains more units than a 568ml can of the same lager True / False
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175ml glass of wine (10% abv) will have the same unit value as a 175ml glass of wine (14% abv) True / False
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Drinking 2 pints of 5% larger a day does not exceed the lower risk level of units for men True / False
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Drinking two 175ml glasses of 13% wine a day does not exceed the lower risk level of units for women True / False
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On a night out Roger has 4 pints of Larger, 3 Sambuka shots and a double whisky and coke how many units has he drank?
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Matt who is also out with Roger drinks 3 glasses of red wine, 2 alcopops and a pint of cider how many units has he drank?
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Arif goes out on a meal with the rest of the partners to celebrate their recent jump in profits the group drink 12 glasses of champagne and 3 bottles of wine how many units does Arif drink?
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‘abv’ is the abbreviation for alcohol by volume
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The formula for calculating units is: (Volume in ml/1000) x % abv This formula can be used on any alcoholic beverage.
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False Wine (125/1000) x 13 = 1.625 units Sherry (50/1000) x 17.5 = 0.875
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False 1 pint = 568mls (568/1000) x 9% = 5.1units
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False (175/1000) x 10 = 1.75 (175/1000) x 14 = 2.45
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False 2 Pints of 5% larger is 6 units Adult men should not regularly exceed 3-4 units per day.
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False Two 175ml glasses of wine 13% contain 4.6units Adult women should not regularly exceed 2- 3 units per day
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1 pint of larger = 3 units ◦ 4 x 3 = 12 1 Sambuca shot = 1 unit ◦ 1 x 3 = 3 1 Double whisky = 2 units ◦ 2 x 1 = 2 Total = 17 units
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1 glass of red wine = 1.6 ◦ 1.6 x 3 = 4.8 1 Alcopop = 1.4 ◦ 1.4 x 2 = 2.8 1 pint of Cider = 3 ◦ 1 x 3 = 3 Total = 10.6
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Zero ◦ he does not drink alcohol he had an orange juice instead
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