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Drugs & Alcohol EXAM

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main mind-altering chemical found in marijuana?

a)

Nicotine

b)

THC

c)

Caffeine

d)

Fentanyl

2.

Which plant does marijuana come from?

a)

Cannabis sativa or Cannabis indica

b)

Nicotiana tabacum

c)

Papaver somniferum

d)

Erythroxylum coca

3.

What is another name for e-cigarettes?

a)

Vape pens

b)

Cigars

c)

Pipes

d)

Chewing tobacco

4.

How many harmful chemicals does tobacco (vape pens) contain?

a)

100

b)

400

c)

4,000

d)

40,000

5.

What is fentanyl classified as?

a)

A stimulant

b)

A synthetic opioid

c)

A hallucinogen

d)

A depressant

6.

At what age is the brain still developing, making teens and young adults more at risk from drug exposure?

a)

12

b)

18

c)

21

d)

25

7.

Which organ is affected by alcohol causing it to slow down, increasing the risk of disease?

a)

Liver

b)

Heart

c)

Kidneys

d)

Skin

8.

What is a possible effect of alcohol on the skin?

a)

Wrinkles

b)

Increased acne

c)

Sunburn

d)

Dryness

9.

What is the minimum amount of fentanyl that can be lethal?

a)

0.2 mg

b)

2 mg

c)

20 mg

d)

200 mg

10.

Which disease can be caused by permanent damage to the liver from alcohol?

a)

Cirrhosis

b)

Diabetes

c)

Asthma

d)

Arthritis

11.

Which of the following is a short-term effect of marijuana use?

a)

Permanent memory loss

b)

Temporary hallucinations

c)

Chronic cough

d)

Liver failure

12.

Why are teens and young adults more at risk for long-term brain damage from drugs?

a)

They have weaker immune systems

b)

Their brains are still developing

c)

They have faster metabolisms

d)

They use more drugs

13.

If a person uses e-cigarettes, what are they at risk for due to the chemicals in tobacco?

a)

Improved lung function

b)

Lung disease, heart disease, and cancer

c)

Better memory

d)

Stronger bones

14.

What happens to your kidneys when you consume alcohol?

a)

They work less

b)

They work harder, which can lead to kidney failure

c)

They become stronger

d)

They are unaffected

15.

Which of the following best explains why fentanyl is dangerous even in small amounts?

a)

It is addictive

b)

2 mg can be lethal and many drugs contain at least this amount

c)

It is easy to buy

d)

It is legal

16.

What are synthetic opioids?

a)

A synthetic opioid is a naturally grown drug that relieves pain.

b)
A synthetic opioid is a type of antibiotic medication.
c)
A synthetic opioid is a drug that only causes hallucinations.
d)

A synthetic opioid is a drug made in a lab that is meant for relieving pain.

17.

A friend claims that using e-cigarettes is safe because they don’t contain tobacco. Using evidence from the text, how would you respond?

a)

Agree, because e-cigarettes are harmless

b)

Disagree, because e-cigarettes still contain harmful chemicals that put users at risk for diseases

c)

Agree, because only traditional cigarettes are dangerous

d)

Disagree, because e-cigarettes are illegal

18.

Suppose a person is experiencing both increased heart rate and temporary paranoia after using a substance. Based on the information provided, which substance did they most likely use?

a)

Alcohol

b)

Marijuana

c)

Fentanyl

d)

Tobacco

19.

Imagine a scenario where a young adult regularly consumes alcohol and starts to develop high blood pressure and liver problems. Using reasoning from this week's lessons, explain how alcohol could be causing these health issues.

a)

Alcohol increases heart rate and strengthens the liver

b)

Alcohol slows the heart, increasing risk of heart disease and damages the liver, causing cirrhosis

c)

Alcohol only affects the skin

d)

Alcohol improves kidney function

20.

A drug test finds that 42% of drug samples contain at least 2 mg of fentanyl. Why is this statistic concerning and alarming, based on what we have learned?

a)

Because 2 mg is a safe amount.

b)

Because 2 mg is lethal, so many drugs could be lethal (deadly).

c)

Because fentanyl is not addictive.

d)

Because fentanyl is a natural substance.