April has only consumed one glass of wine, so her body isn't affected by the alcohol because short-term effects only begin with the second drink.

The statement is false. Alcohol can affect judgment, coordination, and reaction time after just one drink; effects do not necessarily wait until someone has a second drink. How strongly a person is affected can vary based on factors such as body size, food, and how quickly they drink.

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