Tobacco
Vaping
Fentanyl
Alcohol
Decision Making
100

What addictive substance is found in cigarettes?

Nicotine

100

What device is used for vaping?

E-cigarette or vape

100

Fentanyl is what type of drug?

Opioid

100

Alcohol is what type of substance: stimulant or depressant?

Depressant

100

What is the first step in making a good decision?

Identify the problem

200

Smoking mainly harms what organ in your body?

Lungs

200

True or False: Vaping is just water vapor and harmless.

False

200

Is fentanyl stronger or weaker than most pain medications?

Stonger

200

What part of the body does alcohol affect that controls thinking and decisions?

Brain

200

What does it mean to consider consequences?

Think about what might happen next

300

What is secondhand smoke?

Smoke breathed in from someone else’s smoking

300

What harmful substance is often found in vape liquids?

Nicotine

300

Why is fentanyl dangerous even in small amounts?

It can cause overdose and death

300

What is binge drinking?

Drinking a large amount in a short amount of time.

300

Name one trusted adult you could go to for help.

Parent, teacher, coach, counselor

400

Name one disease caused by tobacco use.

Lung cancer, heart disease, or emphysema

400

Name one risk of vaping

Lung damage, addiction, or breathing problems

400

How can fentanyl sometimes appear without people knowing?

Mixed into other drugs

400

Name one risk of underage drinking.

Poor decisions, accidents, or health problems

400

What is peer pressure?

Influence from others to do something. Letting others talk you into to doing something.

500

Why is tobacco especially dangerous for teens?

It affects brain development and is highly addictive

500

Why do companies flavor vape products?

To attract young users

500

What is one way to stay safe from fentanyl?

Avoid unknown substances and only take prescribed medicine

500

Why is alcohol more harmful to teens than adults?

Their brains and bodies are still developing

500

Name one way to say no to risky behaviors.

Walk away, say no firmly, suggest another activity