THE FACTS
FUN FACTS
DANGERS
MYSTERY
LEGALIZATION
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 TRUE OF FALSE : Regular Cannabis use amongst adolescents isn't that harmful. It makes them think smartly and sharpens their thought process.  

What is False

Regular Cannabis among adolescents is associated with increased risk of experiencing psychotic symptoms (change in thoughts,feelings and behaviours)

cannabis talk kit  booklet( page 5)

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TRUE OR FALSE :All modes of cannabis have the same strength: edibles ,drinks, joint

What is false


100

How does Cannabis effect your driving?

Cannabis affects alertness, concentration, coordination, and reaction time. It can lead to car accidents and fatalities

100

TRUE OR FALSE: Most marijuana users never use any other illicit drug

What is False

100

Is Cannabis use for recreational purposes legal in Canada?

Yes or No

No : it  will be legal as of October 17, 2018

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TRUE OR FALSE: Cannabis use has one major advantage :The risk of developing addiction to cannabis is very low.

 What is false

The risk of developing addiction is 1 in 6 amongst those who start using cannabis during adolescence

 

200

Female teens are more likely to use Cannabis than males

What is False

200

TRUE OR FALSE Cannabis is the most common illegal drug present among young drivers

what is true

200

4 nicknames / Street names  for Cannabis

Marijuana

weed

Hash

Mary Jane

200

List 3 places where it is illegal to use Cannabis

You will not be allowed to use recreational cannabis in:

  • any public place
  • workplaces
  • motorized vehicles
300

TRUE OR FALSE : Canadian youth have the one of the lowest rates of cannabis use world wide

False : Canada has one of the highest rates world wide

In 2016 WHO ( World Health Organization) compared  past 30-day use amongst  youth aged 15 across 40 countries and found that the use amongst Canadian youth was 13% (the second highest)

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BONUS QUESTION: HOW ARE YOU FEELING TODAY

GOOD

300

True or False: Smoking marijuana with a bong is less harmful then smoking it with a joint.

True

300

An item used for cooking that is also a nick name( slang) for Cannabis

 What is pot

300

What are the penalties for using Cannabis in Public?

Using cannabis in public can result in a fine of up to:

  • $1,000 for a first offence
  • $5,000 for subsequent offences
400

Give 4 reasons why Teenagers use Cannabis

Pleasure

To fit in

Curiosity

To relieve stress

400

Where can you find help for if you suspect that your teenager is using cannabis

400

What are the penalties  for using Cannabis and driving?

If a police officer finds that you are impaired by any drug, including cannabis, you will face serious penalties, including:

  • an immediate license suspension
  • financial penalties
  • possible vehicle impoundment
  • possible criminal record
  • possible jail time
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Pipe used to smoke Cannabis

What is Bong


In addition to drugs themselves, parents need to watch out for paraphernalia

400

After the legalization of cannabis, where can you  buy it and how much can you but?

As of October 17, 2018, the Ontario Cannabis Store website will be the only legal option for purchasing recreational cannabis. 

You will be able to purchase up to 30 grams (about one ounce) of dried recreational cannabis at one time for personal use.

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What is the principal psychoactive ingredient of marijuana?

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).THC causes the high

500

Which method triggers the  effect of cannabis most quickly?                        

Smoking it


Cannabis talk kit Page 23

500

What part of the body  is also a nickname for Cannabis

Hint; Lift both hands above your head. What is the part between your arm and upper trunk called?

what is Joint

500

What is a single intake of cannabis smoke called?

Hint : Another name for striking an object

  What is Hit

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Once you are 18, you can buy and grow recreational cannabis.

True or False

What is False.

You will need to be 19 and older to buy, use, possess and grow recreational cannabis. This is the same as the minimum age for the sale of tobacco and alcohol in Ontario.