What is published?

The term 'drug' is defined as:

• A substance that alters physiological or psychological functions in the body.

• A type of food that provides energy.

• A device used for medical diagnosis.

• A vitamin supplement for daily use.

A drug is a substance that causes a change in a person's physical or psychological state.

• A substance that causes a change in a person's physical or psychological state.

• A type of food that provides energy.

• A tool used for building houses.

• A device for measuring temperature.

All publishers will present the same information on drugs.

• Yes, all publishers will present the same information.

• No, not all publishers will present the same information.

• All publishers must present identical information by law.

• Publishers never present information on drugs.

Where can information be published? List at least three examples from the following:

• Professional/medical journals, books, websites, TV shows, fact sheets, magazines, pamphlets, advertisements, school curriculum, public-health campaigns, advertising mediums.

• Personal diaries, private phone calls, locked safes, secret codes, hidden caves, unlisted phone numbers, private dreams, imaginary friends, invisible ink, silent thoughts.

• Only in ancient scrolls, stone carvings, and cave paintings.

• Exclusively on social media platforms, video games, and comic strips.

Legal drugs can be purchased _______ the counter.

• over

• under

• across

• behind

Legal drugs are medications that are prescribed by _______.

• doctors

• friends

• neighbors

• pharmacists

What are illegal drugs?

• Drugs prescribed by a licensed doctor

• Drugs bought over the counter

• Drugs that are not prescribed by a licensed doctor or bought over the counter

• Vitamins

Is Cannabis legal or illegal?

• Legal

• Illegal

Is LSD legal or illegal?

• Legal

• Illegal

Is Caffeine legal or illegal?

• Legal

• Illegal