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Take this quick quiz to test your alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs knowledge. 1. Which of the following are associated with
smoking cigarettes?
2. 1.5 oz. of 80 proof hard liquor has the
same amount of alcohol in it as which of the following?
3. The effects of marijuana use include which of the following?
4. The street names for meth include which
of the following?
5. Which drug produces behavior similar to
schizophrenic psychosis?
6. Which of the following is true about chewing tobacco?
7. Which of the following can result in death,
even with one-time use?
8. Take this quick quiz to test your alcohol,
tobacco, and other drugs knowledge.
9. If you refuse to take a breath-alcohol
test you will lose your driver's license.
10. Cocaine belongs to a class of drugs known
as stimulants, which tend to give a temporary illusion of limitless
power and energy that leave the user feeling depressed, edgy, and craving
more.
11. You can be arrested for DUI even if your
blood alcohol content (BAC) is below the legal limit.
12. People with a family history of alcoholism,
if they drink, are more likely to develop alcoholism themselves.
13. Crack and cocaine addicts often become
unable to function sexually.
14. A person can die from drinking too much
alcohol on one occasion.
15. People under the influence of hallucinogens
experience increased awareness of touch and pain.
16. Because they are so relaxed at impact, intoxicated people are less likely to be hurt in a car crash.
17. Use of inhalants has been associated with
irreversible brain damage and hepatitis.
18. It's easy to predict if someone is going to have a "bad trip" from using drugs because they effect everyone the same way every time.
19. Wine coolers have just as much or more alcohol as a 12-ounce beer, a 1.5-ounce shot of whiskey or a 5-ounce glass of wine. |
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