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Jeremy's
Trivia
Trivia
Bands in recovery
Level 2
B
in recovery
in recovery
100
The founders of AA
What is Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith
100
This drug has been linked to paranoia, panic, anxiety, poor coordination, and and depression.
What is Marijuana
100
_______ before personalities
What is principles
100
This is what you are working on if you are not working on recovery.
What is relapse?
100
This is the "HOW" of recovery.
What are:
Honesty
Open-mindedness
Willingness
100
This is where you will find the Lake of Tranquility.
Where is the moon?
100
This musician got sober after his son died of a tragic accident while this performer was high on cocaine
Who is Eric Clapton
100
These are the most consistent contributors to relapse.
What are: Resentments, Relationships, and Boredom.
100
"This is the filter I see life through."
What is "a belief".
200
This well known musician decided to change his life and get clean after Indiana teen, Ryan White, contracted AIDS through a blood transfusion in the 1980s.
Hint: He is eminems sponsor
Who is Elton John
200
This drug can cause psychosis, memory loss, hallucinations, aggressive or violent behavior, and mood disturbances.
As well as seeing shadow/tree people.
What is Methamphetamine
200
Just for ______
What is today
200
"______ is feeling for someone, ________ is feeling sorry for someone."
What is:
"Empathy is feeling for someone, Sympathy is feeling sorry for someone."
200
These are the 3 things requested for in the Serenity Prayer.
What are serenity, courage, and wisdom.
200
This was the first female to hold a Federal position and was the only person to vote against entry into both world wars.
Who was Jeanette Rankin
200
This bands singer songwriter was put in psychiatric Hospital before he was discovered to be an addict and was sent to treatment.
Who is Blue October
200
This is the 4-step method for accountability.
1. I made a mistake
2. There is no excuse
3. I will address it
4. Moving on
200
My favorite thing to do in 1935 was to sit in a bar with my doctor friend, not drink, and talk about how hard it is to not drink. It became so popular that it has helps millions of people not drink each year.
Who is Bill W. (William Griffith Wilson)
300
This actor was notorious for his reputation as a bad boy early on in his career. His first main movie roll was in a John Hues film called Weird Science. He was best known for doing drugs and going to jail. He played a Cokehead in "less then Zero" and after he check into rehab after realizing he wasn't acting but played as himself.
Who is Robert Downey Jr.
300
This drug is the most abused drug in America and affects the part of the brain that controls movement, speech, judgement and memory.
What is Alcohol
300
Do the next "________ ________"
What is right thing
300
Have a ______ ______ plan in place
What is relapse prevention
300
The only step you MUST get right EVERY SINGLE DAY.
What is Step One
300
This is the acronym Jeremy uses to explain the basic process of CBT.
What is...
Bring The Fat Boy Cookies
B-T-F-B-C
300
What singer/songwriter/actor is not afraid
Who is eminem
300
Daily Double:
These are the 4 Powerful Human needs according to the Franklin Reality Model.
What are: To live/Survive, To have value/Feel important, To love/be loved, Variety.
300
This is what causes your consequences.
what is your behavior.
400
This famous 72-year old "batman" has been in and out of recovery since 1984 and is currently clean and sober for approximately 7 years.
Who is Ozzy Osborne
400
Long term use of this drug can cause permanent damage to the liver, kidneys and heart and can cause sleep deprivation and loss of appetite leading to malnutrition in those who use daily.
Hint: stay away from roses in liquor store
What is Crack Cocaine
400
To keep it, you have to ____ _____ _____
What is give it away
400
This is the term for substance use disorder diagnosis combined with mental health diagnosis.
What is co-occurring disorders or Dual-Diagnosis
400
This step continues your personal inventory and requires prompt self-accountability.
What is Step 10
400
DAILY DOUBLE:
This is the name of 1 of the 2 infamous killers who were a part of the LSD experimentation done by the CIA in the 50's and 60's.
Extra points (1000) - What is the other Name
Who was Charles Manson
Who was Ted Kaczynski
400
This "Cowboy From Hell", on stage in 1996, Overdosed due to heroin use, and was without vital signs for approximately 5 minutes. Though still using cannabis, he has been sober and clean of all other drugs since 2016.
Half points:
Name the band
Who is Phillip Anselmo
Who is PanterA.
400
This is one of the main contributors to anhedonia.
What is low dopamine levels.
400
I am what every AA sponsor (and most NA sponsors) are going to make you read in order to test you determination to recover as well as your willingness and open-mindedness.
what is The Big Book.
500
This recovering addict helped found an alternative program based upon recovery from all intoxicants, not just alcohol, in 1953.
Who is Jimmy Kinnon (Narcotics Anonymous)
500
This drug causes a feeling of euphoria or a rush which is often followed by a state that alternates between drowsiness and wakefulness for several hours.
Don't burn holes in you jeans
What is Heroin
500
We are only as ______ as our _____
What is We are only as sick as our secrets
500
Build up your ______ _______ network
What is sober support
500
This US Government organization conducted numerous tests with LSD on humans (Many of these tests were unethical)?
Extra pts (500) - This was the name of the project.
What is the CIA
What was MK-Ultra
500
Daily Double:
"There is nothing more therapeutic than for _______ ______ ______ _______ ________."
What is "one addict to help another."
500
Elton John helped this musician get sober. Famous Pop/Rock musician. Known for the song "Uptown Girl".
Who is Billy Joel
500
"You are at where you are at for a _______ and for a _____."
What is:
"You are at where you are at for a reason and for a purpose."
500
I am the "sense" most people gain from engaging in community support groups, spiritual gatherings, as well as in their treatment groups.
What is "the sense of belonging".