Drug-free facts
Healthy choices
Saying no
Goals and future
Red-Ribbon week
100

What does it mean to be drug free?

Choosing not to use illegal drugs or misuse medications

100

Name one healthy activity you can do instead of using drugs.

Exercise, sports, music, hobbies, or spending time with friends/ family.

100

What is one simple word you can use when someone offers you something you don't want?

No

100

Name one goal that staying healthy can help you achieve.

Any reasonable goal, such as doing well in school, playing sports, or pursuing a career.

100

What is the main message of Red Ribbon Week?

Make healthy, drug-free choices.

200

Which type of medicine should only be taken as directed by a doctor or trusted adult?

Prescription medicine.

200

What are three things that can help you manage stress in a healthy way?

Exercise, talking to someone, getting enough sleep, relaxing, or doing a hobby.

200

True or False: You have the right to say no when someone pressures you to do something you're uncomfortable with.

True

200

How can drugs interfere with someone's goals?

They can negatively affect health, judgement, relationship, school and work.

200

What color is traditionally associated with Red Ribbon Week?

Red.
300

True or False: Taking more medicine than directed can be dangerous, even if the medicine is normally safe.

True

300

Why is getting enough sleep important?

It helps your body and brain function properly and can improve mood and concentration.

300

What is a good strategy if someone keeps pressuring you after you've said no?

Leave the situation and get help from a trusted adult.

300

What is one quality of a good goal?

It should be specific, realistic, and achievable.

300

What is one way schools can promote Red Ribbon Week?

Posters, educational activities, spirit days, assemblies, or drug-free pledges.

400

What is one reason people might choose to stay drug-free?

To protect their health, relationships, goals, and future.

400

What is one healthy way to handle a difficult emotion?

Talk to a trusted person, write about it, exercise, or take time to calm down.

400

What does "peer pressure" mean?

Pressure from people your age to behave or make a choice in a certain way.

400

Why is making healthy choices important for your future?

Choices you make now can affect your health, opportunities, relationships, and ability to reach your goals.

400

What does making a "drug-free pledge" represent?

A personal commitment to make healthy choices and avoid illegal drugs and the misuse of substances.

500

What is the difference between using medicine correctly and misusing it?

Correct use follows the directions of a healthcare professional or the label; misuse means using it in an unsafe or unintended way.

500

Why can having positive goals help someone make healthy decisions?

Goals give you something meaningful to work toward and can motivate you to avoid choices that could interfere with them.

500

Give two ways to respond to peer pressure while staying confident.

Clearly say no, change the subject, leave the situation, or suggest a different activity.

500

If a friend is struggling with substance use, what is one positive thing you can do?

Encourage them to talk to a trusted adult or qualified professional and offer supportive, nonjudgmental help.

500

What is one important question they can ask themselves before making a risky decision?

"How could this choice affect my health, my goals, or my future?"

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