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100

How does alcohol affect your sleep cycle?

  • a) It improves REM sleep
  • b) It prevents you from falling asleep
  • c) It reduces REM sleep and affects sleep quality
  • d) It has no effect on sleep

It reduces REM sleep and affects sleep quality

100

What is a serious long-term risk of chronic heavy drinking?

  • a) Kidney disease
  • b) Heart disease and stroke
  • c) Diabetes
  • d) Asthma

Heart disease and stroke

100

What type of substance is alcohol considered in relation to the nervous system?

a) Stimulant

b) Depressant

c) Hallucinogen

d) Painkiller

Depressant

100

Which organ is responsible for processing most of the alcohol you drink?

  • a) Heart
  • b) Lungs
  • c) Liver
  • d) Kidneys

Liver

100

What effect can alcohol have on your weight?

  • a) It causes weight loss
  • b) It has no effect on weight
  • c) It can contribute to weight gain due to its high calorie content
  • d) It helps you burn fat

It can contribute to weight gain due to its high calorie content

200

How can alcohol affect your vision?

  • a) It improves eyesight
  • b) It causes blurred vision and slow eye reflexes
  • c) It has no effect on vision
  • d) It makes colors appear brighter

It causes blurred vision and slow eye reflexes

200

What type of cancer is linked to alcohol consumption, even in moderate amounts?

  • a) Only liver cancer
  • b) Mouth, throat, breast, and liver cancer
  • c) Skin cancer
  • d) Lung cancer

Clue more than one

Mouth, throat, breast, and liver cancer

200

How can alcohol affect mental health?

  • a) It improves mood
  • b) It can worsen mental health issues like anxiety and depression
  • c) It has no effect on mental health
  • d) It cures stress and anxiety

It can worsen mental health issues like anxiety and depression

200

What is the main cause of hangover symptoms like headaches and dry mouth?

  • a) Lack of sleep
  • b) Dehydration
  • c) Excessive caffeine
  • d) High sugar intake

Dehydration

200

According to Australian statistics, what percentage of 15-17-year-olds reported drinking alcohol in the past month?

  • a) 20%
  • b) 30%
  • c) 40%
  • d) 50%

30%

300

What long-term effect can chronic alcohol use have on the brain?

  • a) Improved memory and cognitive function
  • b) No effect on the brain
  • c) Memory problems and potential brain damage
  • d) Increased brain cell growth

Memory problems and potential brain damage

300

 According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), what percentage of Australian teens (12-17 years) have never consumed alcohol?

  • a) 10%
  • b) 25%
  • c) 40%
  • d) 50%

40%

300

What effect does alcohol have on the immune system?

  • a) Strengthens it
  • b) Has no effect
  • c) Weakens it and makes you more susceptible to illness
  • d) Only affects the digestive system

Weakens it and makes you more susceptible to illness

300

In Australia, what is the leading cause of death among teens aged 15-19, related to alcohol consumption?

  • a) Cancer
  • b) Accidents (including car crashes)
  • c) Suicide
  • d) Heart disease

Accidents (including car crashes)

400

How does heavy alcohol consumption affect the brain?

  • a) It enhances brain function
  • b) It can cause brain shrinkage, affecting memory and decision-making
  • c) It has no effect on the brain
  • d) It improves focus and concentration

b) It can cause brain shrinkage, affecting memory and decision-making

400

What percentage of Australian teens (14-17 years) believe that alcohol consumption is "cool" or a way to fit in with friends?

  • a) 20%
  • b) 35%
  • c) 50%
  • d) 65%

35%

400

According to Australian studies, how many teens aged 14-17 reported being "drunk" at least once in the past year?

  • a) 20%
  • b) 30%
  • c) 40%
  • d) 50%

40%

400

What is the average age at which Australian teens typically have their first drink of alcohol?

  • a) 12
  • b) 13
  • c) 14
  • d) 15

13

500

According to Australian data, what is the most common age group for teens who are hospitalized due to alcohol-related injuries?

  • a) 12-13 years
  • b) 14-15 years
  • c) 16-17 years
  • d) 18-19 years

16-17 years

500

What percentage of Australian 12-17-year-olds who drink alcohol reported that they typically get alcohol from friends or family members?

  • a) 15%
  • b) 25%
  • c) 40%
  • d) 50%

25%