History
What year did Red Ribbon Week start?
What is 1985
What does the Red Ribbon symbolize?
What is A commitment to live drug-free
Is alcohol a drug?
What is Yes
Who is one person you can talk to if you feel pressured to use drugs?
What is A parent, counselor, or trusted adult
What can you wear to show support for Red Ribbon Week?
What is A red ribbon
What is Enrique "Kiki" Camarena (A DEA agent)
The ribbon also stands for raising awareness about what danger?
What is Drugs, alcohol, and tobacco
What is one short-term effect of drinking alcohol?
What is Slurred speech, poor judgment, and dizziness
Red Ribbon Week happens in what month?
What is October?
Name a place you can go if you need help saying no to drugs.
What is a teacher, parent, or counselor?
What color is the Ribbon we wear during this week?
What is Red
Why is it important to stay drug-free?
What is to stay healthy and safe?
What harmful chemical is found in cigarettes?
What is one healthy alternative to using drugs?
SADD now focuses on mental health and peer pressure too. True or False?
What is True?
Why do people celebrate Red Ribbon Week?
What is To promote drug-free living and honor Kiki Camarena's sacrifice
True or False: Wearing a ribbon means you agree to stay drug-free.
What is True
What organ is most harmed by heavy drinking?
What is peer pressure?
What is when others try to influence you to do something, often something you might not want to do?
True or False: You can always tell if a drug is dangerous just by looking at it.
What is false?
What does SADD stand for?
What is Students Against Destructive Decisions
SADD was originally founded to fight what specific issue?
What is drunk driving among teens?
True or False: Vaping is safe for teens.
What is False
What does it mean to be a role model?
What is Setting a positive example for others
What is one reason teens may be tempted to try drugs, and how can they resist?
What is peer pressure, curiosity, or stress — and they can resist by being confident, having a plan, or walking away?