Alcohol
Tobacco
Miscellaneous
Marijuana
Vaping
100
Alcohol is a drug.

TRUE. A drug is any substance that is taken to change the way the body or mind function. 

100

Smoking causes 80% – 90% of all lung cancers.

TRUE. Researchers estimate that 80% - 90% of all lung cancer is smoking-related (Source: Tobacco Basics Handbook).

100

Tobacco can be in the form of Cigarettes, cigars, pipes, and chewing tobacco. 


TRUE. 

  • Cigarettes - how:  smoked

  • Cigars - how: smoked

  • Pipes -  how: smoked

  • Chew Tobacco Products - how: chewed in mouth, then spit out

100

Name 3 common names for marijuana. 

Weed, dope, pot and many others. 

100

Why is there a high number of poisonings amongst children with "e-liquid" 

The packaging looks like candy. 

200

Alcohol is a depressant. 

TRUE. Alcohol depresses the brain centers that control behaviour. 

200

Tobacco smoke contains tar.

TRUE. Tar consists of solid particles from cigarette smoke. It interferes with the normal exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs, and contributes to shortness of breath (Source: AADAC Quick Facts).

200

What are some reasons a person might start using a drug? 

Stress relief, recreationally, short term sense of excitement. 

200

THC is what makes marijuana addictive. 

TRUE. It is what gives users the feeling of being "high"

200

What does "Nic-sick" mean? Describe 2 symptoms

Signs of Nicotine Overdose



300

When a person stops drinking suddenly after drinking heavily, the person can get sick. 

TRUE. Physical dependence occurs when the body gets used to having alcohol in the system. Withdrawal symptoms (sickness) may happen if drinking is suddenly stopped.

300

Smoking light cigarettes decreases your risk of heart disease compared with smoking regular cigarettes.

FALSE. Some evidence indicates that light cigarettes contain more tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide than manufacturers claim. Smoking light cigarettes is unlikely to reduce the risk of heart disease. (Source: Tobacco Basic Handbook)

300

What is the substance that makes tobacco dangerous and addictive? 

Nicotine. 

300

Name & describe 3 short term side effects from using marijuana. 

  • Increased heart rate

  • Coordination problems

  • Dry mouth

  • Red, bloodshot eyes

  • Slower reaction times

  • A feeling of drowsiness/dizziness

  • Memory loss

300

Name 3 components that are found within an aersol vape cloud. 

Heavy metals, like nickel. cancer causing chemicals. flavouring. nicotine. 

400

If you drink only beer, you won’t develop a drinking problem

FALSE. The form of alcohol makes no difference. The effect of the pure alcohol contained in all alcoholic beverages is the same.

400

There are more smokers than non-smokers.

FALSE. Almost 80% of individuals over the age of 15 do not smoke. 

400

Smoking marijuana interferes with your sense of time and distance

TRUE. Judging distance and passage of time is difficult under the influence of marijuana. People under the influence frequently misjudge the speed at which they are driving, and the amount of time required for braking

400

Name 3 long term effects to marijuana. 

  1. Excessive coughing and wheezing

  2. Increased chance of regular chest colds 

  3. Increased risk of pneumonia and some lung diseases

400

Describe 4 places aerosol goes within the body after it has been inhaled


lungs (alveoli) blood, heart, tissues, brain

500

Only people who drink every day can become alcoholics.

FALSE. Anyone who drinks can become alcoholic

500

Tobacco smoke contains over 4000 different chemicals.

TRUE. Fifty of these chemicals are caner-causing agents called carcinogens

500

Marijuana is grown naturally therefore it is less harmful than cigarettes.

ALSE. An average cigarette has over 4000 chemicals in it; most of those same chemicals are present in marijuana. Marijuana is not regulated at all and therefore we can never be sure of what we are getting. Cigarettes are tested and have warning labels, therefore we know the dangers of smoking 

500

List 5 common uses and forms of CBD that is found in cannabis. 

  • Topical creams and lotions 

  • Oils and extracts

  • Gels and sprays

    • Pain relief

    • Inflammation of the tissues/joints in the body (no pun intended)

    • Decrease of migraines / headaches

500
How was vaping first advertised that made it successful? Why was there limited knowledge about vaping? 

It was said to be safe and tobacco free alternate to smoking. It was a new device, many people didn't understand or know the side effects.