Know the Facts
Different Forms
True or False
Brain and Body
Healthy Alternatives
100

What does addiction mean?

When someone has difficulty stopping or controlling their substance use even when it's causing problems.

100

Name a way other than smoking that marijuana can be consumed?

Edible

100

Marijuana can affect your memory and ability to learn.

True

100

About how many people who use marijuana develop marijuana/cannabis use disorder?

3 in 20 or 3 in 10

3 in 10

100

You feel stressed and want to smoke to calm down. Name a healthy activity you could try instead.

Walking, listening to music, exercising, drawing, playing basketball, gaming, journaling, or talking to someone

200

What does Tolerance mean?

When the body gets used to a drug, so a person may need more to get the same effect.

200

Which usually take longer for someone to feel the effects of:Smoking marijuana or eating an edible?

Eating an edible

200

You cannot become addicted to marijuana.

FALSE.

Marijuana use can lead to addiction/cannabis use disorder.

200

Name TWO brain functions marijuana can affect.

Memory, attention, learning, decision-making, or coordination.

200

Name a types of foods that can help support steady energy and overall brain/body health

fruits/vegetables, whole grains, eggs, yogurt, nuts, beans, fish, or other protein-rich foods.

300

What is withdrawal, and name ONE symptom someone may experience?

Withdrawal is when someone experiences symptoms after reducing or stopping a substance their body has become used to.

One symptom could be irritability, anxiety, trouble sleeping, sweating, nausea, or cravings, depending on the substance.  

300

Why might someone accidentally take too much of an edible?

Edibles can take longer to kick in, so someone may take more because they think it isn't working yet.

300

Marijuana always helps anxiety and makes people feel calm.

False

300

What age does the brain continue to develop until?

25 years old

300

someone says, “I smoke because I can't sleep.” Name two healthy things they could try to improve their sleep

Consistent bedtime, less screen time before bed, limiting caffeine later in the day, a relaxing bedtime routine, or regular daytime exercise.

400

What is an overdose, and name ONE possible sign of an overdose?

An overdose happens when a drug overwhelms the body and causes serious or life-threatening effects.

 Signs can include not waking up, very slow or stopped breathing, vomiting, seizures, or unusual gurgling/snoring sounds.

400

Why can marijuana edibles be especially dangerous around young children?

They can look like regular candy, cookies, or other foods, so a child may eat them without knowing they contain marijuana.

400

This is a picture of a "cart".


False: That is a vape. Below is an example of a cart



400

Marijuana can slow reaction time and affect coordination. Name ONE activity this can make especially dangerous.

Driving (riding a bike/scooter, operating equipment,)

400

Your friend says, “Marijuana is the only thing that calms me down when I'm overwhelmed.” Name THREE different healthy ways they could manage those feelings instead.

Deep breathing/grounding, exercise or movement, music/hobbies, taking a break, getting enough sleep, eating regularly, or talking to someone they trust.

500

What medication can quickly reverse an opioid overdose and potentially save someone's life?

BONUS +100 (How you administer it)

Naloxone (Narcan)

500

Someone gets a cart from a friend instead of a regulated source. Why could this be risky?

They may not know exactly what's in it or how strong it is, and an unregulated product may contain unexpected ingredients or contaminants.

500

If someone feels “fine” after using marijuana, that means their reaction time and driving ability are normal.

FALSE

500

Even though some people use marijuana to relax, what feeling can marijuana sometimes make worse?

Anxiety

500

Name THREE things that can sometimes make feelings of stress or anxiety worse, even if you don't realize it

Not getting enough sleep, skipping meals/not eating enough, too much caffeine or energy drinks, dehydration, or ongoing stress.