L. 1: Why is Alcohol Harmful
L. 2: Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
L. 3: Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
L. 4: Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
L. 5: Getting Help for Alcohol Abuse
100

drugs that slow down the body’s functions and reactions

Depressants

100

is a dangerous condition that results when a person drink excessive amount of alcohol over a short time period

Alcohol Poisoning

100

is the consumption of a large quantity of alcohol in a very short period of time

Binge Drinking

100

is a type of addiction in which the body itself feels a direct need for a drug

Physical Dependence

100

 is the physical and psychological reactions that occur when someone stops using an addictive substance

Withdrawal

200

What is the legal age to drink alcohol.

21
200

How much percent does the liver break down of all alcohol consumed.

95%
200

Alcohol reduces the baby’s supply of this life-supporting gas.

Oxygen

200

Teens 15 and younger are how many times more likely to become addicted than older individuals.

4 times

200

Withdrawal can cause these physical pains in the head.

head-aches 

300

Whats the type of alcohol in a beverage called.

Ethanol Alcohol 

300

A BAC of this percentage is considered legally intoxicated for driving.

0.08 percent

300

One-third of female teens with unplanned pregnancies reported using this substance.

Alcohol

300

True or False. When it comes to alcoholism, family and friends often don’t believe the drinker has a problem, and they think he or she just needs to stop drinking or cut down.

True

300

This worldwide support group is made entirely of people recovering from alcoholism.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)

400

True or False: Alcohol makes it hard to think clearly and make good decisions.

True 

400

This factor causes smaller people to feel alcohol’s effects faster.

body size

400

Alcohol destroys these cells, which do NOT grow back.

brain cells 

400

Alcohol’s cost to the national economy is very high. Underage drinking costs society more than how much  billion dollars a year.

50 billion
400

Choosing friends who are alcohol-free provides this kind of positive support.

peer support

500

What is the name of the group with Teens Against Tobacco Use  

T.A.T.U.

500

Alcohol travels down this tube to reach the stomach.

esophagus

500

A weakened valve can cause this burning feeling in the chest.

Heart-burn

500

The total cost of alcohol-related problems is approximately how much billion dollars a year.

175.9

500

When you speak in a firm and confident way, you are speaking this way.

speaking assertively