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100

What is binge drinking?

Drinking a large amount of alcohol in a short period of time.

100

What organ in your body is most affected by alcohol?

The liver.

100

What is one dangerous behavior linked to binge drinking?

Drunk driving 

100

What’s one way to stay safe at parties with alcohol? 

Eat before drinking, set a limit, or use a designated driver.

100

True or False: Coffee can sober you up after drinking.

False.

200

How many drinks in 2 hours count as binge drinking for men?

5 or more drinks.

200

True or False: Binge drinking can cause blackouts and memory loss.

True.

200

What happens to your reaction time when you drink too much?

It slows down.

200

What can a friend do if someone is showing signs of alcohol poisoning?

Call 911 and stay with them

200

True or False: Everyone can handle the same amount of alcohol.

FALSE

300

How many drinks in 2 hours count as binge drinking for women?

4 or more drinks.

300

What is one short-term physical effect of binge drinking?

Nausea, vomiting, slurred speech, or dizziness.

300

What type of poisoning can occur from drinking too much alcohol too quickly?

Alcohol poisoning.

300

What is one alternative to drinking alcohol when socializing?

Mocktails, games, dancing, or hanging out sober.

300

What’s one myth people believe about alcohol that’s not true?

You can drink more if you eat a big meal first.

400

What is one main difference between binge drinking and alcoholism?

Binge drinking happens occasionally; alcoholism is a long-term dependence.

400

Name one long-term health effect of frequent binge drinking.

Liver disease, heart problems, brain damage, or addiction.

400

Name one social or legal consequence of binge drinking.

Arrest, injury, fights, or loss of reputation. 

400

What is the legal drinking age in the U.S.?

21 years old.

400

True or False: Only teenagers binge drink.

false