AA Around the World
Myths & Facts
Grapevine/La Vina
Literature & Pamphlets
Relapse & Recovery
Spiritual Principles
200

AA began in this country in 1935

What is the United States?

200

You have to believe in God to join AA

What is myth? You only need a willingness to believe in Power greater than yourself, as you understand it

200

This story-filled magazine is often referred to as “AA’s meeting in print”

What is Grapevine/La Vina?

200

This pamphlet asks 12 yes or no questions to help someone decide if they have a drinking problem

What is Is AA for You?

200

This term describes returning to drinking after a period of sobriety

What is relapse?

200

This spiritual principle is closely tied to Step 1 and involves admitting complete defeat with regard to alcohol

What is acceptance?

400

This convention is held every 5 years and brings AA members from all over the world together

What is the International AA Convention?

400

AA promises to cure alcoholism

What is myth? AA offers a spiritual solution and a daily reprieve – it’s a program of recovery, not a cure


400

Grapevine was first published in this year

What is 1944?

400

This is designed to provide spiritual or personal prompts and meditations each day

What is Daily Reflections?

400

According to AA, this emotion is one of the biggest triggers for relapse, often paired with anger and fear

What is resentment?

400

This spiritual principle is associated with Step 3 and involves trusting a Higher Power to have control

What is faith?

600

As of 2024, the Big Book has been translated into approximately this many languages

What is over 70?

600

Anonymity means you’re not allowed to tell anyone you’re in AA

What is myth? Anonymity applies at the level of press, radio, film, and public media. Not personal conversations

600

Tom Y crafted this in the Grapevine in 1947

 What is AA’s Preamble?

600

AA literature refers to God in this inclusive phrase

What is “God as we understood him”?

600

This AA slogan reminds members to focus continuous improvement rather than aiming for unattainable goals

What is progress, not perfection?

600

The principle of courage is practiced in this step which includes taking a fearless and moral inventory

What is Step Four?

800

This international conference, known by its initials ICYPAA, brings together this demographic of AA members

What is young people?

800

 You do not have to hit “rock bottom” before AA will work for you

What is fact? Many people recover before reaching an absolute low – willingness is what matters

800

This was adopted July 3, 1965 at the 30 year Alcoholics Anonymous International Conference in Toronto

What is the Responsibility Statement?

800

This blue-covered book contains the full 12 Traditions and long-form descriptions

What is Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions?

800

This chapter in the Big Book includes personal stories of those who relapsed before finding lasting sobriety

What is More About Alcoholism?

800

Step 7 calls for this spiritual principle, often seen as the opposite of pride

What is humility?

1000

AA presence can be found in approximately this many nations worldwide

What is 180?

1000

AA opposes medical treatment for alcoholism

What is myth? AA is nonprofessional, but does not oppose outside help; members are free to seek medical or therapeutic care

1000

This cartoon character, created by Jack M, made his debut in the July 1962 Grapevine

What is Victor E?

1000

This AA publication contains details on the Conference structure and trusted servants’ responsibilities

What is The AA Service Manual Combined with the Twelve Concepts for World Service?

1000

The Big Book says we are “defenseless” against the first drink unless we maintain this

What is fit, spiritual condition?

1000

The spiritual principle of love is most closely tied to this step

What is Step Twelve?

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