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Froggy Jumps Drug Leaflet Safety FrogOnline version Safety questions (10) by Hidden Author 1 What does the leaflet say aspirin can do if taken regularly? a cause bleeding in the stomach or intestine b improve eyesight c grow hair 2 Who should guide aspirin use according to the leaflet? a classmates b strangers c a doctor 3 What are opiates described as? a vitamins b food c strong painkillers that can be addictive 4 Is taking opiates without medical advice described as safe? a no b yes c always 5 What type of drinks contain alcohol? a milk and water b beer, wine and spirits c fruit only 6 What can too much alcohol damage? a pencils b the liver and other organs c books 7 What can alcohol affect besides health? a shoe size b control of actions c spelling only 8 What is the safest main message? a ignore warnings b experiment with substances yourself c medicines and drugs should be handled with medical guidance 9 Which substance is specifically named as a medicine for pain/fever in the leaflet? a petrol b glue c aspirin 10 What should a learner do with a drug warning? a ignore it b copy unsafe behaviour c take it seriously and ask a trusted adult or health professional

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Drug Leaflet Safety FrogOnline version

Safety questions (10)

by Hidden Author

What does the leaflet say aspirin can do if taken regularly?

cause bleeding in the stomach or intestine

improve eyesight

grow hair

Who should guide aspirin use according to the leaflet?

classmates

strangers

a doctor

What are opiates described as?

vitamins

food

strong painkillers that can be addictive

Is taking opiates without medical advice described as safe?

yes

always

What type of drinks contain alcohol?

milk and water

beer, wine and spirits

fruit only

What can too much alcohol damage?

pencils

the liver and other organs

books

What can alcohol affect besides health?

shoe size

control of actions

spelling only

What is the safest main message?

ignore warnings

experiment with substances yourself

medicines and drugs should be handled with medical guidance

Which substance is specifically named as a medicine for pain/fever in the leaflet?

petrol

glue

aspirin

What should a learner do with a drug warning?

ignore it

copy unsafe behaviour

take it seriously and ask a trusted adult or health professional

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Drug Leaflet Safety Frog

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Drug Leaflet Safety FrogOnline version

by Hidden Author

What does the leaflet say aspirin can do if taken regularly?

Who should guide aspirin use according to the leaflet?

What are opiates described as?

Is taking opiates without medical advice described as safe?

What type of drinks contain alcohol?

What can too much alcohol damage?

What can alcohol affect besides health?

What is the safest main message?

Which substance is specifically named as a medicine for pain/fever in the leaflet?

What should a learner do with a drug warning?

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