Drugs & Alcohol

Tobacco, Nicotine, Vaping & Marijuana

100

Drug classification of marijuana.

What are Hallucinogens?

200

Chemicals in the marijuana plant, which are useful for treating a range of illnesses or symptoms. 

What are cannabinoids?

300

Two of the Four Methods to use Tobacco and Nicotine Products.

(Bonus 100 Points for naming all 4)

What are smoking , chewing, sniffing, or inhaling their vapors.

400

2 Other known types of Tobacco, Nicotine and Vaping products.

What are Cigarettes, Smokeless Tobacco, Hookah & Vaping?

500

Four Short Term effects of Marijuana use. 

What are....?

• altered senses (such as seeing brighter colors)
• altered sense of time
• changes in mood
• slow reaction time
• problems with balance and coordination
• increased appetite
• trouble thinking and solving problems
• memory problems
• hallucinations (seeing things that aren’t really there)
• delusions (believing something that is not true)
• psychosis (having false thoughts) 

Alcohol & Prescription Drugs

100

Alcohol drug classification.

What is a depressant?

200

The amount of deaths associated from prescription drug overdose. 

What is more than half?

300

Three drug classifications of prescription drugs. 

What are Opioids, Depressants & Stimulants? 

400

At least 3 Symptoms of alcohol poisoning. 

What are.....?

• Confusion
• Difficulty remaining conscious
• Vomiting
• Seizures
• Trouble with breathing
• Slow heart rate
• Clammy skin
• Dulled responses, such as no gag reflex 
• Extremely low body temperature
• Death

500

Three possible negative consequences of underage drinking. 

What is 

1. Increased the risk of cancer, 

2. Development of alcohol use disorder, 

3. Trouble in school or with the Law, 

4. Increased risk of physical or sexual assault,

5. Death or Injury

Miscellaneous Facts

100

The meaning of OTC.

What is over the counter medicine?

200

The possible uses of Bath Salts.

What is swallowing, snorting, inhaling or injecting?

300

Inhalants are also known as....

What are Bold, Laughing gas, Poppers, Rush, Snappers, or Whippets?

400

The two names Spice is often called. 

What is fake weed or synthetic marijuana?

500

Repeated drug use can change the brain, driving a person to seek out and use drugs over and over, despite negative effects such as stealing, losing friends, family problems, or other physical or mental problems brought on by drug use. 

What is Addiction?

Cocaine & Heroin

100

Other possible names for cocaine. 

What are Blow, Bump, C, Candy, Charlie, Coke, Crack, Flake, Rock, Snow, or Toot?

200

The drug classification for Heroin. 

& 

The drug classification for Cocaine.

What are Opiates?

& 

What are Stimulants?

300

Gateway to heroin misuse.

What is misusing prescription opioid pain relievers?

400

Two forms cocaine comes in. 

What is powder cocaine and crack?

500

• Definition 1 - more of the drug is needed to achieve the same “high”
• Definition 2 - the need to continue use of the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms
• Definition 3 - a devastating brain disease where, without proper treatment, people have trouble stopping using drugs even when they really want to and even after it causes terrible consequences to their health and other parts of their lives. Because of changes to how the brain functions after repeated drug use, people that are addicted crave the drug just to feel “normal.”

What is Tolerance, Dependence & Addiction?

Methamphetamine & MDMA

100

The drug classification for MDMA & Methamphetamines.

What are Stimulants?

200

Two other possible names for Meth.

What is Chalk, Speed, or Tina?

300

Three different ways to take MDMA.

What are pills, tablets or capsules? 

400

Two possible short-term effects of methamphetamine. 

What is...

feeling very awake and active &

lack of appetite &

fast heart rate and irregular heartbeat &

higher blood pressure &

higher body temperature &

increased attention...?

500

Three possible names for MDMA. 

What are Adam, Beans, Clarity, E, Ecstasy, Hug, Love drug, Lover's speed, Molly, X, or XTC?