Alcohol
Tobacco
Marijuana
A Drug is a Drug
Other
100

What is the legal drinking age in the United States?

21

100

name two short term effects of Nicotine use

shortness of breath, hacking cough, yellow stained teeth, nausea, smelly hair and clothes, bad breath

100

True or false: Marijuana is safe because it is natural.

false

100

Name one type of "street drug"

cocaine, heroin, Methamphetamine

100
What year was Taylor Swift born?

1989 - This is also the title of her 5th recorded album

200

What do people expect from drinking alcohol?

to make them happy, look cool, feel mature, attractive or relaxed.  

200

True or false: a majority of teenagers report using tobacco products. 

FALSE- only about 7% of teens report tobacco use.  

200

What is the primary component of marijuana? 

*This chemical is attracted to the fatty parts of the body including the brain* 

THC

200

True or false: Rx medications have no risk because they are given by a doctor.

False: many Rx drugs can present a risk if they are not taken exactly how the doctor intended them to be used

200

Miss Mary is such a BIG fan of The Office that she named her dog after one of the characters.  Which character is her dog named after/ what is the dog's name?

Beesly - named after Pam Beesly

300

Name 3 products that contain alcohol

beer, wine, liquor

300

Name 3 tobacco related diseases

heart disease, chronic bronchitis, lung cancer, emphysema, gum and tooth decay, mouth cancer

300

How long can THC remain in the body?

up to 30 days after use

300
Define the term over the counter (OTC) medication
medications that are legally purchased at a drug store.  These medications come without a prescription and are found in most homes.  


OTCs are typically less powerful or lower dosage

300

Name 3 peer pressure refusal strategies

steer clear, say "no", walk away, ignore, better idea, broken record, make an excuse, state the facts, reverse the pressure

400

Which alcoholic beverage contains more alcohol per serving beer, wine, or liquor?

They are all the same! 

400

Tobacco companies spend money on marketing in order to:

appeal to people to promote sales. 

400

True or false: marijuana is NOT addictive

False - everyday users of marijuana are physically addicted and will experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms when trying to quit.  

400

Provide two examples of factors that go into the appropriate dosage of a medication.

age, weight, and reason for taking the medication 


*other factors include allergies, gender, and other medications the patient takes. 

400
Name the stages of addiction

1. experimental use

2. pattern use 

3. Problem use

4. addiction

500

Why is it harmful to drink alcohol underage?

Drinking alcohol affects judgement and reaction time.  Alcohol delays or stops healthy brain development.  

500

Many tobacco users continue to use even when they know the dangers and risks.  Why would they continue to use these products?

They are addicted making it hard to quit.  

500

True or false: THC affects a person's ability to learn and recall information. 

TRUE - THC attaches to receptors in the brain and blocks the process of learning and memory

500
Explain why drugs like cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine are referred to as "street drugs"

They are not made in a license lab or prescribed by doctors.  They are made illegally and typically sold on the streets. 

500
How many Super Bowls have the Pittsburgh Steelers Won?