1. Which of the following is not a drug
Bhang
Cocaine
Alcohol
Coffee
2. Which if the following is not a reason why young people abuse drugs?
Age
Poor role models
Peer influence
Idleness
3. The following are ways we can help to stop abuse of drugs, which one is not?
Teaching people on the dangers of drug abuse
Let young people taste only once
Arresting and charging those who sell drugs
Campaigning against drug and substance use
4. The most commonly abused drug is
khat
cocaine
bhang
alcohol
5. When a student or a pupil abuses drugs, the following are likely to happen except one
drop out of school
engage in irresponsible sexual behavior
good performance
get mental disorders
6. All drugs are bad.
sometimes
False
True
none
7. What do we call a substance, other than food, that affects the way your body or mind work?
OTC medicines
Drug
Prescription medicines
Side effects
8. What type of medicine can only be bought with a doctor's order?
Drug abuse
OTC medicine
Prescription medicine
Drugs
9. What type of medicines can be bought without a prescription?
Drugs
Prescription medicine
Drug abuse
OTC medicine
10. ____________ is taking a medicine for some reason other than treating an illness.
Self- medication
Addiction
Medicine misuse
Medicine abuse
11. Chemical substances that cause a change in a person's physical and psychological state. They can change the way you think, act, and feel and can be natural or synthetic.
Medicine
Hormones
Drugs
Water
12. The uncontrollable use of a drug is
Drug Addiction
Withdrawal
Drug Classification
Drug Use
13. Medicine/Drug can be inhaled, or breathed in, as a mist or fine powder. People with asthma may use an inhaler. Cold or sinus medication can also be inhaled through the nose.
Inhalation
Snorted
Injection
Swallow/Ingestion
14. A depressant drug
Alcohol
Cocaine
Marijuana
Heroin
15. An "over the counter" drug.
Aspirin
Nicotine
Alcohol
Prescription medicine
16. An inhalent drug.
Cigarettes
glue
Nicotine
Cocaine
17. A drug that decreases the speed of the body's functions.
Depressants
Hallucinogens
Stimulants
Narcotics
18. A drug that relieves pain, dulls the senses, and causes sleep.
Narcotics
Hallucinogens
Depressants
Inhalants
19. A strong stimulant that causes short-lived feelings of happiness and a sense of power; usually snorted
Cocaine
LSD
Marijuana
juice
20. Drugs that are used to treat or prevent diseases and other conditions.
Illicit drugs
Alcohol
Medicine
Vitamins
21. Oxycontin is a powerful pill that is prescribed for people who suffer from what?
Bi Polar Disorder
Depression
Extreme Physical Pain
Anxiety
22. Prescription drugs
A drug that can be obtained only with a written order from a doctor and can be purchased only at a pharmacy.
A medicine That is sold legally in pharmacies and other stores without a doctor's prescription.
A chemical substance that people of any age may not lawfully manufacture, possess, buy, or sell.
A legal drug that helps the body fight injury, illness, or disease.
23. Side effect
The intentional improper or unsafe use of a drug.
A condition that occurs when one drug's effect is canceled out or reduced by another.
An unwanted physical or mental effect caused by a drug.
The improper use of medicines -either prescription or over-the-counter drugs.
24. Tobacco is considered a “gateway drug”, what does the term gateway mean?
A drug that decreases the likelihood of addiction
A drug that is heavily taxed
A drug that may lead the user to try other, more dangerous drugs
A drug that has positive effects on your overall health
25. Which of the following substances could increase the likelihood of developing liver disease?
Consuming alcohol
Smoking tobacco
Snorting cocaine
Injecting steroids
26. Which of the following substances could increase the likelihood of developing lung cancer?
Smoking tobacco
Snorting cocaine
Injecting steroids
Consuming alcohol
27. Which of the following statements are true about inhalants?
Come from the opium poppy plant
Cause your body functions to slow down or decrease
Have dangerous fumes
Cause your body functions to speed up or increase
28. Which of the following statements are true about stimulants?
Cause your body functions to slow down or decrease
Cause your body functions to speed up or increase
Come from the opium poppy plant
Have dangerous fumes
29. Which of the following statements are true about narcotics?
Come from the opium poppy plant
Have dangerous fumes
Cause your body functions to speed up or increase
Cause your body functions to slow down or decrease
30. Which of the following statements are true about depressants?
Come from the opium poppy plant
Cause your body functions to speed up or increase
Cause your body functions to slow down or decrease
Have dangerous fumes
31. Which of the following describe drugs produces sounds, visions and smells that are not real?
Depressants
Narcotics
Hallucinogens
Stimulants
32. This risk associated with drug use is that a person’s mind and body may crave the substance.
Addiction
Psychological & Physiological Dependence
Tolerance
Overdose
33. Which term(s) describes use of chemical substances for non-medical purposes?
Substance Abuse
Addiction
Overdose
Illegal drugs
34. Which is an example of misuse of a medicine?
Taking aspirin for a fever
Giving a friend one of your prescription pain relievers
Throwing a medicine away that has passed its expiration date
Taking daily vitamins
35. Which of the following statements is true about peer pressure, family members and media messages?
Only media messages may be a factor when teens make decisions about drug use.
Only peer pressure is an influence that may be a factor when teens make decisions about drug use.
All are influences that may be a factor when teens make decisions about drug use.
None are influences when teens make decisions about drug use.
36. Which of the following behaviors may indicate that a person has a drug problem?
Increase in school attendance
Acting happy, energetic and motivated
Constantly talks/writes about drugs
Being honest about their whereabouts
37. Which term describes the process that occurs in the body when an addictive drug is no longer present?
Tolerance
Addiction
Withdrawal
Overdose
38. Which term describes a mental or physical need for a drug?
Addiction
Withdrawal
Overdose
Tolerance
39. Which term describes the need for greater and greater amounts of a drug to feel the same effects?
Tolerance
Overdose
Addiction
Withdrawal
40. Which term describes taking too much of a drug?
Withdrawal
Tolerance
Addiction
Overdose
41. Which of the following resources would best help a person recover from a substance abuse problem?
Talking to a doctor/counselor
Spending time with a close friend
Joining a club that matches your interests
Participating in a fitness class
42. Addictive drug found in tobacco
Carbon Monoxide
Secondhand Smoke
Tar
Nicotine
43. Harmful substance in tobacco that covers the lungs
Tar
Nicotine
Secondhand Smoke
Cilia
44. Physical need for a drug
Carbon Monoxide
Addiction
Cancer
Chemicals
45. Chemical produced from a burning cigarette or cigar
Secondhand Smoke
Nicotine
Carbon Monoxide
Tar
46. Shredded tobacco that is placed between the gums and teeth
Cigarette
Cancer
Inhalant
Chewing Tobacco
47. Smoke inhaled involuntarily
Secondhand Smoke
Tar
Carbon Monoxide
Nicotine
48. Over 4,000 of these found in one cigarette
Cilia
Cancer
Chemicals
Addiction
49. What is the main reason most people cannot physically stop smoking cigarettes once they start?
It's accepted by media
Peer Pressure
They're Addicted
They think its cool
50. Which health problem is associated with chewing tobacco?
Cancer of the gums
Lung cancer
Acne
Poor vision
51. What effect can cigarettes have on your body?
Causes heart cancer
Lowers heart rate
Causes a heart attack
Causes liver damage
52. Which of the following is NOT an effect of tobacco on the body?
Addiction
Increased heart rate
High blood pressure
Relaxation
53. What is a specific health risk associated with second-hand smoke?
Liver damage
Acne
Lung cancer
Overdose
54. Not accepting a cigarette from a friend is an example of?
Poor social health
Bullying
Using resistance skills
Loss of control
55. Consuming a large amount of alcohol in a short period of time
Cirrhosis
Alcoholism
Increases heart rate
Binge drinking
56. Birth defects caused by alcohol
Alcoholism
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Gateway Drug
Cirrhosis
57. Disease in which a person is dependent on alcohol
Gateway Drug
Cirrhosis
Alcoholism
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
58. Amount of alcohol found in a person who has been drinking alcohol
Alcoholism
Blood Alcohol Level
Binge Drinking
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
59. What type of drug is alcohol?
Depressant
None of the above
Stimulant
Hallucinogen
60. What is your body's reaction to alcohol as it enters the blood stream?
Improves liver
Increases coordination
Decreases reaction time
Increases brain activity
61. Inhalant can cause _______.
Healthy Relationships
Death
Increased muscle mass
Acne
62. How do you legally obtain prescription medication?
Through a doctor
Borrow or buy from a friend/classmate
From a family member's room
Over the internet
63. What is the main reason why drugs and substance abuse is harmful for your body?
To cope with emotional pain
To keep your body healthy
To improve your social status
To follow the crowd
Explanation:
Drugs and substance abuse can harm your body and have negative effects on your physical health.
64. What should you do if someone offers you drugs or alcohol?
Accept it to be cool
Take it to fit in
Politely decline
Ignore them
Explanation:
It is important to say no to drugs and alcohol to protect your body and health.
65. Where should you seek help if you or someone you know is struggling with drug addiction?
Talk to a teacher or counselor
Only pray about it
Keep it a secret
Ignore the problem
Explanation:
Seeking help and support from a trusted adult or professional can help in overcoming drug addiction.
66. What is one negative consequence of drug and substance abuse?
Better decision-making skills
Improved concentration
Legal trouble
Stronger relationships
Explanation:
Drug and substance abuse can lead to legal problems and consequences.
67. What is the best way to prevent drug and substance abuse?
Spend time with friends who do drugs
Ignore the problem
Educate yourself about the risks
Try drugs to see what they are like
Explanation:
Being informed about the risks and dangers of drugs can help prevent drug and substance abuse.
68. What does the Bible say about being sober-minded?
It's okay to try drugs as long as you don't get addicted
Getting drunk is fine as long as you don't harm anyone
Being high on drugs is a good way to have fun
Christians should always be sober-minded and avoid drugs and alcohol
Explanation:
The Bible teaches that Christians should be sober-minded and not indulge in drugs or alcohol as it can lead to harmful consequences.
69. What are some consequences of substance abuse?
Stronger relationships with friends and family
Physical health complications
Financial stability
Improved mental health
Explanation:
Substance abuse can lead to physical health complications such as organ damage, heart problems, and increased risk of diseases.
70. How can you help a friend who is struggling with substance abuse?
Encourage them to use drugs to fit in with others
Join them in their substance abuse activities
Listen to them without judgment and help them seek professional help
Ignore them and avoid talking to them
Explanation:
It is important to listen to a friend without judgment, offer support, and encourage them to seek professional help to overcome substance abuse.
71. What does the Bible say about taking care of our bodies?
Our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and should be treated with respect
There are no consequences to abusing our bodies with harmful substances
It's okay to harm our bodies with drugs and alcohol as long as it feels good
It's important to always seek pleasure even if it harms our bodies
Explanation:
The Bible teaches that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and we should treat them with respect and care, avoiding harmful substances that can damage them.
72. What can happen if someone becomes addicted to drugs?
They will become more successful in life
They will have better relationships with others
They may suffer from withdrawal symptoms and struggle to function normally
Their mental health will improve
Explanation:
Addiction can lead to withdrawal symptoms such as cravings, irritability, and difficulty functioning without the substance, affecting a person's daily life and well-being.