Which is true regarding the presence of alcohol within the human body?
Why: This is a published FAA UAG sample knowledge-test question. Its correct answer is that judgment and decision-making can be adversely affected by even small amounts of alcohol — the remote pilot study guide confirms that as little as one ounce of alcohol can impair judgment, decrease sense of responsibility, affect coordination, and impair vision and hearing.
Alcohol impairs, not improves, vision acuity — the study guide states impairments in vision and hearing can occur from consuming as little as one drink.
No amount of water accelerates the body's metabolism of alcohol; a pilot with a hangover is still under the influence even while feeling normal, since alcohol can remain in the body for over 16 hours.