Peer Pressure
Addiction
Substance Abuse
Vocab Review
Vocab Review
100

Which of these is an example of positive peer pressure? 

a. A castmate in the school play urges you to memorize your lines. 

b. A good friend teases you for wearing an unusual outfit. 

c. A baseball teammate tells you you're terrible whenever you make an error. 

 

a. A castmate in the school play urges you to memorize your lines.

100

Someone is addicted to a drug when they: 

a. Enjoy doing it 

b. Try it for the first time 

c. Cannot stop using it 



c. Cannot stop using it

100

When is it okay to use a drug? 

a. When you find it in your parents' medicine cabinet b. When it's recommended by an adult 

c. When it's prescribed by your doctor

c. When it's prescribed by your doctor

100

______________ - to accord in opinion; agree

a. necessity

b. concur

c. signify 


b. concur

100

___________- to leave out; fail to include or mention

a. omit

b. allege

c. bamboozle

a. omit

200

You should pick your best friends based on: 

a. How long they've attended school with you. 

b. How popular they are. 

c. How much they can help you. 

d. How closely you share the same values and interests.

d. How closely you share the same values and interests.

200

What is a drug? 

a. Any substance that is physically addictive 

b. Any substance that affects the functions of your body 

c. Any substance that is enjoyable to put in your body 

d. Any substance that is harmful to your body

b. Any substance that affects the functions of your body

200

Which of the following is an effect of depressants? 

a. Slowed breathing 

b. Hallucinations 

c. Excitement 

d. Rapid heart rate

a. Slowed breathing

200

________________________ - to set apart for a particular purpose; assign or allot

a. condor

b. affiliation

c. eligible

d. allocate

d. allocate

200

_______________- to lessen in force or intensity, as wrath, grief, harshness, or pain; moderate.

a. compel

b. mitigate

c. bewilder

d. deceitful

mitigate 

300

Which of the following statements is true? 

a. Popular kids usually don't face a lot of peer pressure 

b. The best way to avoid peer pressure is to avoid making friends 

c. Unpopular kids face more peer pressure than anyone else 

d. Virtually all adolescents face peer pressure

d. Virtually all adolescents face peer pressure

300

What is a drug tolerance? 

a. An ability to use all types of drugs 

b. The need for more of a drug to get the same effect 

c. A psychological addiction to a drug 

d. The danger of overdosing on a drug

b. The need for more of a drug to get the same effect

300

Someone who is experiencing hallucinations: 

a. Has a slower heart rate 

b. Becomes excited 

c. Sees things that aren't there 

d. Has her body numbed from pain

c. Sees things that aren't there

300

____________ -an imperative requirement or need for something

a. necessity 

b. compel

c. omit

d. tentative 

a. necessity 

300

________________- having or showing a lack of experience, judgment, or information

a. bias

b. chronological 

c. eligible 

d. naive

d. naive 

400

The buddy system assumes which of the following? 

a. Peer pressure only affects individuals. 

b. Large gatherings are not conducive to peer pressure. 

c. The best way to avoid peer pressure is to pressure others. 

d. Peer pressure is easier to resist in groups.

 d. Peer pressure is easier to resist in groups.

400

When does substance abuse become an addiction? 

a. When you take a drug more once per week 

b. When you abuse a drug not because you want to, but because you are dependent on it 

c. When a drug makes you sick 

d. When you overdose on a drug

b. When you abuse a drug not because you want to, but because you are dependent on it

400

When do drugs begin altering your body chemistry? 

a. The second you take them 

b. When they enter your bloodstream 

c. After an hour or so 

d. When they reach your brain

b. When they enter your bloodstream

400

_______________- to face in hostility or defiance; oppose

a. impartial

b. confront

c. demeanor

d. compel

b. confront

400

_____________ -  as much or as good as necessary for some requirement or purpose
a. omit 

b. devastate 

c. adequate 

d. concur

c. adequate 

500

Someone offers you a cigarette at a party. What's the best response? 

 

"No thanks, I don't like how it tastes/smells, etc."

"No thank you"


500

What's the first thing you should do if you think a friend is addicted to a drug?

Talk to an adult you trust 

500

You are addicted to a drug when ___________.

Your body needs the drug to function.

500

__________________ - unsure; uncertain; not definite or positive; hesitant

hint: begins with a "T"

tentative

500

_______________- strictly observant of an appointed or regular time; not late; prompt

Hint- begins with "P"

Punctual 

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