True or False
What is the most common drug used by Canadians?
Alcohol
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Can nicotine PERMINANTLY change the developing teenage brain creating a addiction for life?
what Are the 5 W‘s for reported bullying?
Who - What - When - Where - Why
DARE booklet
The ( ) substance use starts the more addictive the substance can be.
Earlier
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According to the American Addiction Centres is Heroin legal?
No
it’s illegal
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What does DARE stand for in terms of DDMM?
Define
Assess
Respond
Evaluate
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NSDUH estimates that almost ( ) million American adults were battling a cocaine use disorder in 2014.
1 million
American Addiction Centres
13.5% of total deaths from people age 20-39 are from Alcohol.
true
World Health Organization
In 2016 the UNODC reported the average price of ( ) in the US was $152 per gram.
Heroin
Addiction Centre
What percentage of deaths are drugs responsible for in the US?
20%
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What is the DARE mascot?
A lion 🦁
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( )% of deaths yearly are from alcohol abuse / harmful use.
5.3%
World Health Organization
addiction is not classified as a desease.
False
it is
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Name 8 types of drugs.
Ms. Hart, there are so many different kinds, was the answer correct?
What percentage of high school students currently use addictive substances?
46%
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Name all 5 resistance strategies from the Dare booklet.
Avoid the situation
Strength in numbers
Walk away
Say no, and give an excuse
Change the subject
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worldwide ( ) million deaths every year are from alcohol abuse.
3 million
World Health Organization
Alcohol abuse is a casual factor in more than 200 disease and injury conditions.
True
World Health Organization
According to the American Addiction Centre, what are the most addictive drugs?
what percentage of highschoolers have used addictive substance?
75%
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When was DARE founded?
1983
DARE booklet
there was a ( )% increase in high school students using e-cigarettes from 2017 - 2019