a.       Oxygen molecules.

b.       Gasses people need to breathe.

c.       Poisonous, odorless gas produced when tobacco burns.

d.       Poisonous, odorless gas produced when people breathe.

a.       Thick oily liquid good for the skin.

b.       Thick oily liquid that forms when tobacco burns. 

c.       Thick oily liquid that forms when fires burn. 

c.       Thick oily liquid that forms when fires burn.

a.       Using illegal or harmful drugs, including any use of alcohol, while under the legal drinking age.

b.       Beating biscuit dough to a pulp.

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c.       Leaving groceries in a hot car.

d.       Using your computer in a way that does not follow procedure. 

a.       When you don’t go hang out with friends anymore.

b.       When you take all your money out of the bank.

c.       When you take your ship out of the port of call.

d.       A series of physical and mental symptoms that occur when a person stops using an addictive substance.

a.       The use of any drug in a way that is perfectly fine.

b.       The use of any drug that is recommended by your doctor.

c.       The use of any drug in a way that is unhealthy or illegal.

d.       The use of any drug whenever you think is good.

a.       A disease that occurs from diving too deep in the water.

b.       A disease that occurs from running too hard.

c.       A disease that occurs from working in the field.

d.       A disease that occurs when the tiny air sacs in the lungs lose their elasticity or ability to stretch. 

a.       A person who has a physical or mental need for a drug or other substance.

b.       A person who has thoughts only about doing things.

c.       A person who does not care for anything.

d.       A person only thinks about one thing at a time.

a.       The pressure you feel to go along with the harmful behaviors or beliefs of your peers. 

b.       The pressure you feel to do well in school.

c.       The pressure you feel to make your parents happy.

d.       The pressure you feel to make only yourself happy.

a.       A mixture of the smoke given off by the burning end of tobacco products and smoke exhaled by smokers.

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b.       A mixture of cigarette and cigar smoke.

c.       A mixture of juul pods, cigarettes and snuff smoke.

d.       A mixture of cigarette and wood burning smoke.

a.       People who lay around on the couch and smoke.

b.       People who smoke only when working out.

c.       Nonsmokers who breathe in secondhand smoke.

d.       Nonsmokers who choose to live with someone who smokes.

a.       A liquid produced that should be consumed regularly. 

b.       A liquid produced by a chemical reaction in carbohydrates or fruits and grains.

c.       A liquid that promotes good thought processes.

d.       A liquid that is produced only in England.

a.       A substance that is needed.

b.       A substance that is only for sick people.

c.       A substance that changes the structure or function of the body or mind.

d.       A substance that fixes everything.

a.       The destruction and scarring of the skin.

b.       The destruction and scarring of the nose.

c.       The destruction and scarring of the lungs.

d.       The destruction and scarring of the liver.

a.       The measure of the amount of apples in the blood.

b.       The measure of the amount of ale in the blood.

c.       The measure of the amount of blood in the blood.

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d.       The measure of the amount of alcohol in the blood.

a.       A need for increasing amounts of a substance to achieve the same effect.

b.       A need for increasing amounts of speed from your car.

c.       A need for increasing amounts of food for your brother.

d.       A need for increasing amounts of stuff for your closet.

a.       A disease in which a person needs flowers.

b.       A disease in which a person has a physical and mental need for alcohol.

c.       A disease in which a person has a physical and mental need for sleeping.

d.       A disease in which a person has a need for driving.

a.       A group of problems that mothers want to give their babies.

b.       A group of problems that babies ask for.

c.       A group of permanent physical and mental problems caused by alcohol use during pregnancy.

d.       A group of fixable problems caused by eating during pregnancy.

a.       Drugs that police promote as safe.

b.       Drugs that are used safely by doctors only.

c.       Drugs that are always safe.

d.       Drugs that are made and used purely for their effects.

a.       Substances whose fumes or vapors are used during an allergy attack.

b.       Substances whose fumes or vapors are safe for babies.

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c.       Substances whose fumes or vapors are from flowers.

d.       Substances whose fumes or vapors are inhaled, or breathed in.

a.       A drug that comes from the hemp plant.

b.       A drug that is grown only in Georgia.

c.       A drug that is used for cooking.

d.       A drug that will increase your energy levels.

a.       Drugs that make you spit a lot.

b.       Drugs that make you laugh continuously.

c.       Drugs that speed up the body’s functions.

d.       Drugs that put you right to sleep.

a.       Drugs that make you spit a lot.

b.       Drugs that make you laugh continuously.

c.       Drugs that slows down the body’s functions.

d.       Drugs that put you right to sleep.

a.       Synthetic drugs that are based on a male hormone.

b.       Synthetic drugs that are based on a female hormone.

c.       Synthetic drugs that are based on no hormones.

d.       Synthetic drugs that are based on wheat.

a.       The Illegal form is called Heroin

b.       Also known as Opioids

c.      Prescribed by Doctors and highly addictive

d.       Strong drugs that relieve pain.