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A weed by any other name
Lasting Impressions
Physical Properties
In a class of their own
Up in smoke
100
Booze, plonk, drink, soda pop
What is alcohol
100
Altered structure of the nerve cells in the brain; prevents nervous system from working properly without the drug.
What is (physical) addiction.
100
White crystalline powder extracted from coca leaves.
What is Cocaine
100
A substance that distorts one's perception of reality.
What is hallucinogens.
100
Most widely used illict drug in Canada.
What is cannabis.
200
Acid, trips, holidays, blotters, tabs.
What is LSD
200
Drug becomes a central part of the person's life, causing depression if not used.
What is (psyhological) dependence.
200
Green, brown or grey mixture of shredded leaves, stems, seeds and flowers.
What is cannabis
200
Speeds up the body's reactions, providing a temporary feeling of endless energy.
What are stimulants.
200
Comes from this plant.
What is hemp.
300
coke, C, snow, blow, toot, nose candy, crack, dust.
What is Cocaine
300
Body adjusts to the drug, requiring larger amounts to get the same feeling.
What is tolerance.
300
Liquid absorbed into the body through the digestive system.
What is alcohol.
300
Form of synthetic male hormone, testoserone.
What are steroids.
300
Most common form of cannabis.
What is marijuana.
400
MDMA, Adam, XTC, E
What is ecstasy.
400
Mental and physical problems affecting someone who is addicted and stops using a drug.
What is withdrawal
400
Synthetic, psychoactive drug usually found in tablet form.
What is ecstasy.
400
Slows down the nervous system, making people feel less anxious, more relaxed.
What are sedatives.
400
Most common method of use.
What is smoking.
500
Speed, ice, crank, meth, uppers.
What is amphetamines.
500
No visible signs of life.
What is death.
500
Volatile solvents, usually sniffed or huffed.
What are inhalants.
500
Highly addictive pain killers.
What are narcotics.
500
No record, but a ticket given for possession.
What is decriminalization.