Final Exam

What do you call a drug that changes mood, thought, and sensory perception?

• Stimulant

• Inhibitor

• Psychedelic

• Nicotine

The dangerous toxic state that occurs when a person consumes a large amount of alcohol in a short time is called _____.

• Alcohol poisoning symptoms

• Alcohol poisoning

• Tolerance

• Withdrawal symptoms

The drug that increases the action of the central nervous system, heart, and other organs is called _____.

• Inhibitor

• Carcinogen

• Stimulant

• Addiction

The symptoms and cravings that occur when people stop using addictive substances are called _____.

• Addiction

• Withdrawal symptoms

• Stimulants

• Alcohol addiction

The substance that causes cancer is called _____.

• Carcinogen

• Stimulant

• Inhibitor

• Psychedelic

The addictive drug in cigarettes is called ____.

• Inhibitor

• Stimulant

• Addiction

• Nicotine

What is the thick, sticky, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns called?

• Carcinogen

• Stimulant

• Nicotine

• Tar

The physiological or psychological dependence on substances or activities is called _____.

• Addiction

• Alcohol addiction

• Withdrawal symptoms

• Stimulant

The state in which your body needs more substances to give the desired effect is called _____.

• Carcinogen

• Tolerance

• Inhibitor

• Stimulant

The drug that reduces the action of the central nervous system, heart, and other organs is called _____.

• Stimulant

• Psychedelic

• Inhibitor

• Nicotine