The Crave Is Real
This is part of the craving that includes your mental state, inability to stop thinking about using and is recurrent and persistent.
Answer in one word
Obsession
Correct answer 500
If Stolen 1000
This is the set up that involves poor diet lack of exercise and poor stress management
Physical set ups
Correct Answer 1000
If Stolen 500
The spiritual principle that helps transform obsession into gratitude.
What is acceptance?
Correct answer 1000
If stolen 1500
The odds of being struck by lightning in your lifetime are approximately 1 in this many.
What is 15,000?
Closest wins 1500
Range 10,000-20,000
This is part of the craving that includes your emotional state, results in strong irrational urge to use and thinking with emotion
Answer in one word
Compulsion
Correct answer 600
If Stolen 1000
This is part of the set-up behaviors that involve the belief that alcohol or drugs are still a positive option and that the drug will “work for me again.”
What is euphoric recall (or romanticizing the drug)?
Correct answer 800
If Stolen 1600
The act of sharing your struggle honestly in a meeting is an example of this spiritual tool.
What is confession or transparency?
Correct answer 600
If stolen 1200
This animal’s fingerprints are so similar to humans that they can taint crime scenes.
R/W
What is a koala?
Correct answer 2000
Wrong answer 1000 to the other team
This is the part of the craving that is caused by brain chemistry imbalances, never totally goes away and returns when recovery is neglected.
physical craving
Correct answer 900
If stolen 1500
When we stop practicing gratitude and start focusing on what we don’t have, we enter this emotional danger zone.
What is self-pity?
Correct answer 900
If stolen 1200
This defense mechanism involves blaming others for our feelings or actions.
Correct answer 900
If stolen 1500
| Only word that contains all five vowels in alphabetical order.
R/W
What is facetious?
Right answer 2100
Wrong answer 2100 to the other team
What is the "ritual stage" of addiction
The "ritual stage" of addiction refers to the specific set of behaviors or actions an addict performs to prepare themselves for using their substance of choice, essentially acting as a mental and physical countdown leading up to the actual act of using; For example, an alcoholic may always go to the same liquor store and stock up on a week's worth of alcohol before going on a binge while a heroin addict may follow a specific procedure before shooting up.
Correct answer 1600
If stolen 2000
Justifying risky choices — like hanging around using friends or bars “just to chill” — is known as this defense mechanism.
What is rationalization?
Correct answer 1600
If stolen 2000
True leadership is measured by this
Only the person who picked can answer with no help from their team
What is humility or service?
Correct answer 1600
Incorrect answer 400 to the other team
The average number of thoughts a human brain generates per day.
60,000 to 80,000 so lets make that the range and make the target answer 70,000
The closest wins 2000
This is the part of the craving where we should start to use healthy coping skills.
Only the person who picked can answer with no help from their team
at the very beginning / the obsession phase /as soon as possible
Correct answer 1500
Incorrect 500 to the other team
The NA Basic Text and Big Book both describe this condition as “the obsession that somehow, someday, we will control and enjoy our using.” What is this dangerous delusion called?
What is the illusion of control (also acceptable: the great obsession of every addict or alcoholic)?
Correct answer 1500
If stolen 2500
When anger becomes unexpressed or suppressed, it often turns into this relapse trigger emotion.
What is resentment?
Correct answer 1500
If stolen 2000 to the other team
This is the smallest particle of light, carrying energy but no mass.
R/W
What is a photon?
Right Answer 2000
Wrong Answer 2500 to the other team