AA/NA
Hodge Podge
Celebrities
Drug Facts
True or False
100

The one requirement for NA membership

What is the desire to stop using?

100

This is the most potent benzodiazepine

What is Xanax?

100

The movie "The Dirt" portrayed this band

Who is the Motley Crue?

100

The most common illicit drug consumed in the 60s

What is marijuana?

100

Marijuana is the most popularly used drug



What is False?

(Caffeine)





200

The NA Basic Text concerns itself with this

What is nature of recovery?

200

This quarterback is known as the G.O.A.T. and has seven superbowl rings

Who is Tom Brady?

200

The Beatles were inspired by what drug

What is LSD?

200

Horse is a common name for this illicit drug

What is heroin?

200

50 micrograms is the average level of dopamine in the human body

What is True

300

The estimated number of countries that are members of AA

What is 180 Countries

300

The Dr. that wrote DR. Opinion

Who is William D. Silkworth?

300

The movie "The Wall" was based on the life of

Who is Syd Barret?

300

Charlie is one street name for this illicit drug

What is crack/cocaine?

300

Step 8 states that we made amends to such people where ever possible except when to do so might injure them or others.

False  

(Step 9)

400

The NA handbook is dedicated to this

What is the loving service of our higher power

400

The shortest president in American history

Who is James Madison?

400

Jimi Hendrix died from an overdose of _____________ and ____________

*****DAILY DOUBLE*****

What is barbiturates/sleeping pills and alcohol?

400

In this year marijuana was federally outlawed

When is 1937?

400

Fentanyl was first developed in 1973

What is False?

(1959)

500

This seldom stops addicts from using drugs or alcohol

****DAILY DOUBLE****

What is frothy emotional appeal?

500

This state was the first to outlaw marijuana

What is California?

500

Layne Staley died as a result of

What is heroin/cocaine

500

The drug created in the body by mixing cocaine and alcohol

What is Cocaethylene?

500

Opiates claim more lives annually than any other addictive substance

What is False?

(Tobacco/Nicotine)