Know Your Limits
London Laws
Residence Rules
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100

 True or False: It is safer to alternate alcoholic drinks with water when you’re out.

TRUE

100

True or False: Open alcohol is allowed on the street in London, Ontario.

False

100

Can first-year students in residence have alcohol in their rooms?
 a) Yes, if 19+
 b) No, alcohol is banned in all residence rooms
 c) Yes, even if underage

a) Yes, if 19+

100

 If your friend passes out after drinking, what should you do first?
 a) Leave them to sleep it off
 b) Put them on their side and monitor breathing
 c) Give them coffee
 d) Throw water on them

 b) Put them on their side and monitor breathing

100

Make up a rhyme about staying safe when drinking. (Points awarded for creativity!)

nice!

200

What is Canada’s guideline for the maximum standard drinks per week to reduce health risks?
 a) 20 for anyone
 b) 15 for men, 10 for women
 c) 2 per week for both
 d) No guidelines

c) 2 per week for both

200

What’s the fine for having open alcohol in public in London?
 a) $50
 b) $100–$150
 c) $500
 d) Just a warning

 b) $100–$150

200

True or False: Drinking games and large drinking paraphernalia (like funnels) are not allowed in residence.

True

200

True or False: It’s safer to walk home alone from the bars rather than wait for friends.

False

200

 True or False: Hydrating before and after a night out can help prevent hangovers.

True

300

Name 2 strategies to pace yourself while drinking.

Examples: set a drink limit, alternate water, eat food, avoid shots, use smaller cups.

300

At what Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is it illegal to drive in Ontario if you’re over 21?
 a) 0.02%
 b) 0.05%
 c) 0.08%

 c) 0.08%

300

Where can alcohol be consumed in residence?
 a) Anywhere in the building
 b) In designated common areas and your own room (if of age)
 c) Only outside

b) In designated common areas and your own room (if of age)

300

Name 3 strategies you and your friends can use to make sure everyone gets home safe after a night out

buddy system, Uber/Lyft split, set a group chat, designate a sober friend, meet-up point.

300

What’s the legal drinking age in Ontario?
a) 18
 b) 19
 c) 21  

b) 19

400

Why might mixing alcohol and energy drinks be risky?

Stimulants mask intoxication, increasing risk of overdrinking/accidents.

400

True or False: Even if you’re under 21 and have a G2 license, you can drive with a BAC of up to 0.05.

False – must be zero tolerance under 21 or with G1/G2.

400

Name 2 possible consequences of violating alcohol policies in residence.

Warning, confiscation, fines, probation, removal from res, educational sanctions

400

What is the name of Western’s student-led service that helps get students home safely at night?

a) Purple Patrol
 b) Mustang Walk
 c) SERT
 d) Western Special Constable Services

b) mustang walk


400

 Name one campus or London resource you can call for help if you or a friend are in trouble after drinking.

Western Special Constable Service, Mustang Walk, Foot Patrol, London Police, Residence Don, EMS

500

How many ml is 1 shot?
a) 1oz (30ml)

b) 1.25 oz (36ml)

c)1.5 oz (44ml)

d) 2 oz (60ml)



c)1.5 oz (44ml)


500

What happens if police catch you drinking underage at a London house party? (Give 2 possible outcomes.)

Possible: ticket/fine, confiscation, call to parents, residence consequences, disciplinary note, police record for alcohol offenses.

500

 True or False: Guests from outside Western can bring alcohol into your residence room if they’re 19+.

False – outside guests cannot bring in alcohol.

500

What’s one sign of alcohol poisoning that means you should call 911?

Vomiting while unconscious, slow/irregular breathing, seizures, can’t be woken, pale/blue skin.

500

Roleplay – What would you say to a friend who doesn’t want to leave a party with the group but seems very drunk?

  • “Hey [Name], you look pretty out of it. We’re heading out together now. Let’s grab your coat and go.”

  • Hand them water: “Sip this while we get your stuff.”