That is an extremely important question, because we are unable to do anything about our alcoholism until we answer that question for ourselves. Later we realized that it only seemed like everyone drank like that because we only socialized with people who drank like we did. So our frame of reference was skewed by the settings in which we placed ourselves or in which we grew up. Besides, most of us shrugged off the results of such quizzes because we weren't quite ready to give up drinking and the way it let us feel or act. We had to wait until the pain of continuing overcame the fear of changing.
Some alcoholics favor scotch, some drink tequila, others drink nothing but beer.
It is not a matter of when we drink. It is not a matter of where we drink. Some of us were bar drinkers, some were literally closet drinkers, drinking only alone at home. It is not a matter of economic circumstances . AA members include judges, surgeons, entertainers, auto mechanics, waitresses, and people who were living under bridges at the end of their drinking careers.