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100

This immediate effect of alcohol can impair judgment and coordination.

  • A) Euphoria

  • B) Intoxication

  • C) Hallucination

  • D) Relaxation

B) Intoxication 
100

Chronic use of this drug can lead to liver cirrhosis and other serious health issues.

  • A) Cannabis

  • B) Cocaine

  • C) Alcohol

  • D) LSD

C) Alcohol 

100

The age group most affected by cannabis use in Ontario.

  • A) 12-17 year-olds
  • B) 18-24 year-olds
  • C) 25-34 year-olds
  • D) 35-44 year-olds

B) 18-24 year-olds 

100

This country has the highest rate of opioid prescriptions per capita.

  • A) Canada
  • B) United States
  • C) Germany
  • D) Australia

B) United States 

100

The penalty for a minor caught driving under the influence of drugs in Ontario.

  • A) Warning

  • B) Fines and mandatory education program

  • C) No penalty

  • D) Community service

B) Fines and mandatory education program 

200

Using this drug can result in a temporary feeling of relaxation and altered time perception.

  • A) Cannabis

  • B) Cocaine

  • C) Heroin

  • D) Methamphetamine

A) Cannabis 

200

Prolonged use of this drug can lead to persistent cognitive impairments and memory loss.

  • A) Cocaine

  • B) Cannabis

  • C) Alcohol

  • D) Heroin

B) Cannabis 

200

This drug, often prescribed for pain relief, has seen a significant rise in misuse in Ontario.

  • A) Morphine
  • B) Codeine
  • C) Oxycodone
  • D) Fentanyl
c) Oxycodone 
200

This drug is the leading cause of drug-related deaths worldwide.

  • A) Cocaine
  • B) Heroin
  • C) Methamphetamine
  • D) Fentanyl

D) Fentanyl 

200

The consequence for driving under the influence of prescription drugs without a prescription in Ontario.

  • A) Legal if for personal use

  • B) Decriminalized

  • C) Illegal with potential fines and imprisonment

  • D) Allowed if under a certain amount

C) Illegal with potential fines and imprisonment 

300

  1. Short-term use of this stimulant can lead to increased heart rate and euphoria.

    • A) Heroin

    • B) Cannabis

    • C) Cocaine

    • D) LSD

C) Cocaine 

300

This drug, when used over a long period, can cause significant damage to the nasal passages.

  • A) Cocaine

  • B) Heroin

  • C) Methamphetamine

  • D) LSD

A) Cocaine 

300

The percentage of Ontario high school students who reported vaping in the past year.

  • A) 10%
  • B) 20%
  • C) 30%
  • D) 40%

c) 30%

300

The global region where cocaine use is most prevalent.

  • A) South America
  • B) Europe
  • C) North America
  • D) Asia

C) North America 

300

The legal status of using cannabis in public parks in Ontario.

  • A) Allowed

  • B) Prohibited

  • C) Restricted to designated areas

  • D) Allowed with a permit

B) Prohibited 

400

This hallucinogen can cause altered perceptions and visual distortions shortly after use.

  • A) MDMA

  • B) LSD

  • C) Methamphetamine

  • D) Alcohol

B) LSD 

400

Extended use of this opioid can lead to physical dependence and increased risk of overdose.

  • A) Cannabis

  • B) Heroin

  • C) Cocaine

  • D) MDMA

B) Heroin 

400

The percentage increase in vaping among Ontario youth over the past five years.

  • A) 50%
  • B) 75%
  • C) 100%
  • D) 150%

D) 150%

400

This country decriminalized all drugs for personal use in 2001, focusing on treatment rather than punishment.

  • A) Netherlands
  • B) Portugal
  • C) Uruguay
  • D) Canada

B) Portugal 

400

The penalty for a minor caught with cannabis in Ontario.

  • A) Warning

  • B) Fines and mandatory education program

  • C) No penalty

  • D) Community service

B) Fines and mandatory education program

500

This opioid can cause drowsiness and slowed breathing shortly after use.

  • A) Cocaine

  • B) Heroin

  • C) LSD

  • D) MDMA

B) Heroin 

500

Long-term use of this stimulant can result in severe dental problems and skin sores.

  • A) Methamphetamine

  • B) Heroin

  • C) Cannabis

  • D) MDMA

A) Methamphetamine 

500

The percentage of Ontario high school students who reported drinking alcohol in the past month.

  • A) 20%
  • B) 30%
  • C) 40%
  • D) 50%
B) 30% 
500

The percentage increase in global cannabis use over the past decade.

  • A) 30%
  • B) 45%
  • C) 60%
  • D) 75%

C) 60%

500

The legal status of trafficking small amounts of cannabis without a license in Ontario.

  • A) Legal

  • B) Decriminalized

  • C) Illegal with potential fines and imprisonment

  • D) Allowed for personal use

C) Illegal with potential fines and imprisonment