12 Steps / Traditions
Startling Statistics
Triggers/ Cravings
AA/NA Literature
Random Irrelevant Facts
100

This is the first step in recovery.

What is admitting we are powerless over our addiction and our lives had become unmanageable

100

Each year in the United States, nearly 85,000 people die from this legal drug, making it the third leading preventable cause of death in our country.

What is Alcohol?

100

Seeing someone use or being at a bar are examples of this.

What is a Trigger

100

The nickname for Alcoholics Anonymous’ main book.

What is the Big Book

100

This animal can hold it's breath longer than a dolphin at over 40 minutes

What is a sloth

200

This is the principle behind Step 5

What is Integrity?

200

This is the leading cause of preventable disease, disability, and death in the United States.

Tobacco

200

HALT stands for these four common triggers.

What is Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired

200

This phrase is used in the literature to describe the nature of addiction.

What is "cunning, baffling, and powerful"?

200

This continent is WIDER than the moon

What is Australia

300

This Step is often called the “housecleaning step.”

What is Step 4?

300

Every 14 minutes someone in the United States dies from an overdose of this drug.

What is Fentanyl

300

What is one way to cope with a sudden craving

What is call someone / distract / pray / change environment? 

300

Dr Paul wrote this personal story in the Big Book found on pg. 407

What is "Acceptance Was The Answer"

300

This mammal has fingerprints that are almost indistinguishable from human fingerprints 

What is  Koalas 

400

This step involves making a list of all persons we had harmed.

What is Step 8

400

What is the average life expectancy of a Intravenous Poly-Drug user?

What is 2-3 years

400

A planned way to avoid relapse when faced with a high-risk situation

What is a relapse prevention plan?

400

This Swiss Psychatrist is credited for significant impact of his psychological and spiritual insights on the development of this influential recovery program. 

Who is Carl Jung

400

The world's longest word has these many letters

What is 189,000

500

This Step is about carrying the message and practicing the principles in all our affairs.

What is Step 12

500

This percentage of individuals in treatment for substance use disorders will relapse at some point in their recovery.

What is 60%

500

The term for wanting to use, often triggered by thoughts, memories, or emotions.

What is a Craving?

500

The 12 & 12 was published in this year

What is 1953

500

The National Animal of Scottland 

What is a Unicorn