What is a drug?
Name three legal and helpful drugs
What are the four classifications of drugs?
Hallucinogens, stimulants, depressants and steroids
Who can search you, your possessions, your vehicle and house for drugs?
The NZ Police
What is the organ that breaks down alcohol in the body?
Liver
What is the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
What are the three main types of alcohol?
Beer, Wine, Spirits
What drugs are also known as uppers?
Stimulants
What are the classes of drugs called?
Class A: very high risk, Class B: high risk, and Class C: moderate risk
What is a short-term physical effect of alcohol on the body?
Nausea, vomiting, headaches, slurred speech, feeling drowsy, distorted vision, stomach pumped, blood poisoning etc.
What is the largest ocean?
Pacific Ocean
What is the drug that causes the most deaths in NZ?
Nicotine
What drug classification are Marijuana, DMT, LSD, Nangs, Datura are in?
Hallucinogens
Name two drug offences that you can be charged for under NZ law
Use, Possess, Cultivate, Trafficking
What is binge-drinking?
Drinking lots of alcohol in a short amount of time
In which country can you find the tallest building on Earth?
United Arab Emirates
What drug does 8% of youth in NZ use?
Cannabis OR Nicotine
What are the drugs that slow your central nervous system down?
Depressants
How many months imprisonment can you get if you get caught in possession with a Class C drug like cannabis?
3 months
What is the intoxicating ingredient in alcohol?
Ethanol
What year did Facebook launch?
2004
What is known as the 'gateway drug'?
Marijuana
Who might use Anadrol, Methandienone, Testosterone Undercanoate?
Body Builders
What is the Act called that relates to the misuse of drugs in NZ?
the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975
How many mg of pure alcohol is in a standard drink?
10mg
How many keys does a classic piano have?
88