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This 1994 film starring Tom Hanks won the Oscar for Best Picture and includes the famous line, “Life is like a box of chocolates.”

What is Forrest Gump?

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This two-word phrase describes the ability to say no to peer pressure and avoid risky behaviors.

What is refusal skills?

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This black-and-white bear from China mainly eats bamboo, even though it technically belongs to the order Carnivora.

What is the giant panda?

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This programming language, named after a type of snake, is known for its readability and is often taught to beginners.

What is Python?

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This short phrase, common in meetings, reminds members to live one day at a time instead of worrying about the future.

What is “Just for today”?

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In recovery planning, people often write down situations, places, or feelings that could lead to relapse. These are known as what?

What are triggers?

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In Toy Story 2, this cowgirl doll becomes one of Woody’s closest friends.

Who is Jessie?

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Excessive use of these handheld devices has been linked to anxiety, sleep problems, and even behavioral addiction.

What are smartphones?

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These colorful fish, often found living among sea anemones, became famous after starring in a 2003 animated movie.

What are clownfish?

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This Italian word, often found in sheet music, tells musicians to gradually get louder.

What is crescendo?

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NA describes addiction as affecting people in these three parts of their lives: physical, mental, and ____.

What is spiritual?

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This term describes avoiding all use of addictive substances or behaviors.

What is abstinence?

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This 1998 film by the Coen Brothers features “The Dude,” a bowler who gets caught up in a kidnapping plot.

What is The Big Lebowski?

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This legendary rock guitarist, known for songs like “Purple Haze,” died in 1970 at age 27 from drug-related causes.

Who is Jimi Hendrix?

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This large marine mammal, known for its intelligence and playful nature, sleeps with one eye open.

What is a dolphin?

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This classic novel by George Orwell features animals who overthrow their human farmer, only to end up under the rule of a pig named Napoleon.

What is Animal Farm?

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The only requirement for NA membership is this desire.

What is the desire to stop using?

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Peer support helps reduce shame because people share similar struggles. This therapeutic concept means accepting oneself with kindness rather than harsh criticism.

What is self-compassion?

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This famous director created Jurassic Park, E.T., and Jaws.

Who is Steven Spielberg?

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During the teenage years, this part of the brain that helps with decision-making and impulse control is still developing.

What is the prefrontal cortex?

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This flightless bird from Africa can run at speeds up to 45 miles per hour, making it the fastest bird on land.

What is the ostrich?

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This is the only planet in our solar system that rotates on its side, with an axial tilt of about 98 degrees.

What is Uranus?

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Founded in this year, NA was created to offer a recovery fellowship specifically for drug addiction.

What is 1953?

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This is the final stage of the “Stages of Change” model, where maintaining new behaviors becomes part of everyday life.

What is maintenance?

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In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this superhero is also known as "The First Avenger."

Who is Captain America?

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Addiction can lead to this term describing problems in work, school, and relationships.

What are social consequences? (or “social problems”)

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These marine mammals, sometimes called “sea cows,” graze on seagrass in warm coastal waters.

What are manatees?

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In 1803, Thomas Jefferson doubled the size of the United States by purchasing this vast territory from France.

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

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This guiding document, often read at meetings, outlines the group’s core principles rather than strict rules.

What are The Twelve Traditions?

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This powerful emotion, sometimes linked to past hurts or trauma, is one of the most common emotional triggers for relapse.

What is anger?

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This 1972 Francis Ford Coppola film, based on a novel by Mario Puzo, is often ranked among the greatest films ever made.

What is The Godfather?

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Besides drugs and alcohol, people can also develop addictions to these types of activities, like gaming or gambling.

What are behaviors? (or “behavioral addictions”)

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This spiny marine animal uses hundreds of tiny tube feet to slowly move along the ocean floor.

What is a sea urchin?

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This giant stone monument in England is a mystery because no one knows exactly why it was built.

What is Stonehenge?

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Members of 12-step groups often introduce themselves this way before sharing.

What is “Hi, my name is ___, and I’m an alcoholic/addict.”