Effects on the Brain & Body
Addiction & Recovery
Alcohol Facts
Drugs & Their Risks
Triggers & Coping Skills
100

 What chemical in the brain is heavily affected by most addictive substances and is linked to pleasure and reward?

What is dopamine.

100

The chronic, relapsing condition involving compulsive substance use despite consequences is called what

What is addiction

100

The legal blood alcohol limit for driving in most states is what

 What is 0.08%.

100

Marijuana’s main psychoactive ingredient is called what

 What is THC

100

A trigger is anything that creates what

What is a craving or urge to use

200

Alcohol is classified as what type of drug?

 What is a depressant.

200

The first stage of recovery often involves removing substances from the body

What is detox

200

Alcohol poisoning can cause slowed breathing, vomiting, and what dangerous loss of consciousness

 What is passing out

200

Fentanyl is dangerous because it is how many times stronger than morphine

What is 50–100 times stronger.

200

Name one common emotional trigger

What is stress, loneliness, anger, or boredom

300

Long‑term alcohol use can damage this organ responsible for filtering toxins

What is the liver

300

Name one protective factor that helps support recovery

What is support systems, coping skills, or healthy routines

300

Drinking large amounts in a short time is known as what

What is binge drinking.

300

Cocaine is classified as what type of drug

: What is a stimulant

300

A coping skill that involves slowing breathing to calm the body is called what

What is deep breathing

400

Methamphetamine use can cause severe dental problems known by what nickname

What is meth mouth.

400

This term describes the brain’s need for more of a substance to get the same effect

 What is tolerance.

400

Alcohol affects this system, which controls movement, coordination, and balance

 What is the central nervous system.

400

This class of prescription drugs is used for pain but carries a high risk of addiction

 What are opioids

400

Changing people, places, and things is an example of what type of strategy

What is avoiding high‑risk situations


500

This part of the brain, responsible for decision‑making and impulse control, is weakened by substance use

What is the prefrontal cortex 

As Jill Call's it the Wise Mind

500

The cycle of addiction often includes four stages: experimentation, regular use, risky use, and what final stage

What is dependence/addiction

500

Name one long‑term health condition linked to heavy alcohol use.

What is liver disease, heart disease, or pancreatitis.


500

Mixing alcohol with benzodiazepines increases the risk of what life‑threatening condition


 What is respiratory depression.


500

This IOP groups favorite thing to talk about besides alcohol and drugs

WHAT IS FOOD? 

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