Vocabulary
Physical Effects
Addiction
Legal Effects
Mental Issues
100

What does alcohol misuse mean?

What is unsafe or harmful drinking.

100

What organ(s) can be affected by alcohol?

If you say liver, you are wrong. It's all of them.

100

What is it called when you are pressured by others to drink alcohol?

What is peer pressure.

100

what is a common crime caused by alcohol

what is drinking and driving

100

How to tell if someone is depressed

 By what they say, where they stay, how they look,

200

What is alcohol abuse?

What is Repeated harmful drinking.

200

What is the scarring of the liver (think of Mr. Taylor's shirt)?

What is Cirrhosis?

200

What is the second stage of addiction?

What is continued use.

200

what is something you can get for drunk driving 

what is dui

300

What is binge drinking?

What is drinking many drinks quickly.

300

What is jaundice? Hint: It is a symptom of alcoholism.

What is Jaundice means yellowing of eyes?

300

True or false: If you gain tolerance for alcohol you need less for the same effect.

What is false.

300

true or false you can drink under the age 21

false it is illegal to do so

400

What does tolerance mean?

What is needing more for same effect.

400

What is the cycle of addiction in order?

First use, Continued use, Tolerance, Dependance, and Addiction

400

What does dependence mean?

What is your body starts to need alcohol to survive.

400

true or false you can get arrested for abusing alcohl

true

500

What does BAC stand for?

What is blood alcohol content.

500

What's the difference between dependance and tolerance?

Dependance is when your body relies on alcohol and tolerance is when you need more (alcohol) for the same effect (dopamine).

500

What is the final stage of the addiction cycle?

What is addiction.

500

alcohol can cause deaths both from the drinkers and citizens how do the law stop this 

what is arresting and stopping alcohol abusers 

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