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Substance Awareness QuizOnline version

Learn about drugs and effects.

by Joina
1

What percentage of 8th graders use alcohol according to Lesson 1?

2

Which form of tobacco has a 2.3% usage among 8th graders?

3

What percentage is reported for tobacco (smokeless) usage?

4

Which drug has a 6.6% usage among 8th graders?

5

What is the percentage listed for opioids use among 8th graders?

6

Which item has the highest usage percentage in Lesson 1?

7

What part of marijuana tests is mentioned as important for strength?

8

What is the drug in marijuana called?

9

True or False: All marijuana is illegal federally.

10

True or False: Legal marijuana in some places means it is universally safe.

11

Which effect category should you know for short-term effects?

12

Which effect category should you know for long-term effects?

13

What are over-the-counter drugs?

14

What are prescription drugs?

15

How many stages are described in the Addiction section?

16

Which topic is covered in Lesson 7?

17

What are opioids?

18

When are opioids often prescribed?

19

How can opioids be misused?

20

True or False: Marijuana can lead to trying other drugs later.

21

True or False: People from all neighborhoods use drugs equally.

22

True or False: Cocaine is a depressant.

23

What is Cheese in drug slang?

24

True or False: Heroin can only be injected.

25

True or False: Heroin is a stimulant.

26

True or False: Sharing needles can transmit HIV or hepatitis.

27

True or False: Drug dealers respect their customers always.

28

True or False: Junkies who are friends will steal from each other.

29

True or False: Young adults caught with heroin are always jailed.

30

What does THC stand for?

31

Which drug is NOT listed with a percentage in Lesson 1?

32

Which is a form of tobacco mentioned in Lesson 1?

33

Which item is primarily tested in tests for short-term effects?

34

Which item is primarily tested in tests for long-term effects?

35

What is a key fact about marijuana’s legality?

36

What is the main topic of Lesson 1?

37

True or False: The material states all drugs are equally dangerous.

38

What should you look at for test preparation as per Lesson 2 notes?

39

What should you look at for test preparation as per Lesson 2 notes (2nd item)?

40

Which term describes drinking or using drugs for medical relief?

41

What is the main topic of Lesson 5?

42

Which drug class does the lesson say is often prescribed for pain?

43

Which phrase describes the lesson on marijuana’s origin?

44

Which factor makes marijuana strongest?

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Alcohol use is listed as 7.1% in the lesson.

Tobacco smoke use is 2.3%.

Smokeless tobacco is 2.5%.

Marijuana use is 6.6%.

Opioids are 1.2%.

Vaping is listed at 9.6%, the highest.

THC amount determines strength.

The active compound is THC.

Under federal law, marijuana is still illegal, but some places have legality; question asks about federal status.

Legal status does not imply safety.

Be ready to identify short-term effects.

Be ready to identify long-term effects.

OTC drugs are available without prescription.

Prescription drugs require a doctor’s prescription.

The lesson mentions 5 stages of addiction.

Lesson 7 covers opioids, heroin, cocaine.

Opioids are pain-relievers.

Commonly prescribed for pain.

Misuse includes exceeding prescribed amounts.

It can be a gateway to other drugs.

The statement is false per the True/False set.

Cocaine is a stimulant, not a depressant.

Cheese is heroin mixed with cold medicine.

Heroin can be injected, snorted, or smoked.

Heroin is a depressant.

Needle sharing can transmit infections.

The statement is false per the provided items.

The text states they will steal for a fix.

Not always jailed; rehab or other outcomes exist.

THC stands for tetrahydrocannabinol.

LSD is not listed in the percentage list.

Tobacco (smoke) is listed.

Short-term effects are to be identified on the test.

Long-term effects are to be identified on the test.

Legal status does not imply safety.

Lesson 1 covers alcohol numbers and related stats.

The material differentiates drugs by type and risk.

Look at short-term effects for the test.

Look at long-term effects for the test.

OTC are drugs you can buy; they are not prescription-only.

Lesson 5 covers medicine.

Opioids are often prescribed for pain.

Marijuana comes from dried flowers and leaves.

THC amount determines strength.

 
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