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WorksheetsTeen Brain and Addiction Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
During a health class discussion, Conor and Camila wondered why teens are more at risk for addiction compared to adults. Why is the teen brain more susceptible to addiction?
The teen brain is fully developed.
The teen brain is still developing.
The teen brain is immune to addiction.
The teen brain is less active.
Rileigh and Vance are learning about the effects of alcohol use in teens during health class. What is one potential negative effect they might discuss?
Improved memory
Enhanced learning abilities
Learning poor behaviors
Increased intelligence
During a science class, Eryonna and Maddy are learning about different substances. Their teacher asks, "What is alcohol?"
A type of food
A drug created by a chemical reaction called fermentation
A natural mineral
A type of vitamin
Emily is reading a health book and comes across the term "drug." What is a drug?
A type of fruit
A natural resource
A substance other than food that changes the structure or function of the body or mind
A type of exercise
During a health class, Connor and Sophia are discussing different types of drugs. Connor asks, "What is a depressant?"
A drug that speeds up the body's functions
A drug that slows down the body's functions and reactions
A type of vitamin
A natural stimulant
During a school talent show, Rileigh wanted to sing on stage but felt nervous and held back. What are inhibitions?
Physical restraints on movement
Conscious or unconscious restraints on behaviors or actions
A type of medication
A form of exercise
At a party, Rileigh and Vance notice that some people at the party are doing "shots." What is the definition of binge drinking?
Having several drinks in a short period of time
Drinking alcohol every day
Drinking only on weekends
Having one drink per hour
Paige and Wyatt are discussing alcohol laws. Who is considered a minor in terms of alcohol use?
Anyone under 21
Anyone under 18
Anyone under 16
Anyone under 25
Logan and Cristal are discussing traffic laws. Cristal asks Logan, "Do you know what DWI stands for?" What is the correct answer?
Drinking with intention
Driving while intoxicated
Drinking while isolated
Driving with insurance
Caitlin and Wyatt are planning a party and want to make sure they follow the rules. What is the legal drinking age mentioned in the document?
18
19
21
25
Camila and Wyatt are learning about safe driving in their health class. Their teacher asks: What blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is considered DWI?
0.05% or greater
0.08% or greater
0.10% or greater
0.12% or greater
During a health class discussion, Logan asks what type of drug alcohol is classified as. What is the correct answer?
Stimulant
Depressant
Hallucinogen
Narcotic
During a science class, Logan and Caitlin were discussing the main chemical found in alcoholic drinks. What is the chemical name for alcohol?
Methanol
Propanol
Ethanol
Butanol
At a party, Connor noticed that some people who drank alcohol started acting differently. What can alcohol cause people to lose?
Their balance and inhibitions
Their appetite
Their shoes
Their sense of taste
During a school talent show, Caitlin wanted to sing on stage but felt nervous and held back. Sophia said, do a shot of liquor and it will calm your nerves." What does the term "inhibitions" refer to in this situation?
Physical strength
Conscious or unconscious restraints on behaviors or actions
Ability to learn quickly
Emotional intelligence
Brandon and Sophia are learning about the reasons why some teens might use alcohol. What is one reason they might discover?
To improve their grades
To feel relief from emotions
To save money
To get more sleep
At a party, Emily noticed that some teens were trying alcohol. Which of the following is a factor that might influence someone like Emily to try alcohol?
To become popular
To learn a new skill
To travel the world
To eat healthier
Michael and Eryonna notice that some teens are curious about alcohol. Why might this be?
To feel grown up
To improve athletic performance
To learn a new language
To get a job
Caitlin and Michael are watching television and browsing the Internet. What do commercials, movies, Internet sites, and online ads often make using alcohol seem like?
Dangerous and harmful
Fun and exciting
Boring and dull
Safe and healthy
After seeing media images of famous singers drinking alcohol, how might teens like Conor and Maddy feel about drinking alcohol?
That it is illegal
That it is expensive
That it is okay
That it is boring
Emily and Jorge notice that some of their classmates believe using alcohol will add more fun and excitement to their lives. Why might these classmates think this way?
Because of their friends
Because of their family
Because of the ads
Because of their teachers
Michael notices that some of his friends are using alcohol at a party. What is one reason some teens might choose to use alcohol?
To improve their health
To fit in with friends
To save money
To enhance academic performance
Logan and Emily notice that some of their friends are making certain choices because of peer pressure. What can peer pressure sometimes lead to?
Improved grades
Binge drinking
Better sleep
Increased exercise
At a party, Sophia and Michael notice that some people are having several drinks in a short period of time. What does this behavior refer to?
Drinking water frequently
Having several drinks in a short period of time
Drinking only on weekends
Avoiding alcohol completely
At a party, Conor and Paige encouraged Camila and Maddy to try alcohol. Why is negative peer pressure not a good reason to choose alcohol?
It is expensive
It is not a healthy choice
It is always easy to say no
It improves social skills
Sophia and Maddy are discussing who is legally prohibited from using alcohol. Who among the following is not allowed to use alcohol by law?
Adults over 21
Minors
Retired individuals
College students
Brandon and Camila are discussing legal terms in their civics class. Camila asks, "What is the definition of a 'minor'?"
A person over the age of 65
A person under the age of adult rights and responsibilities
A person who has graduated college
A person who is employed full-time
Camila is taking some medications for her health. Which group of people, like Camila, should avoid alcohol due to medication use?
People who are exercising
People taking medications
People who are traveling
People who are studying
Sophia and Brandon are discussing healthy habits. Who among the following should not use alcohol at all?
People who are recovering from alcoholism
People who enjoy social gatherings
People who are over 21 years old
People who exercise regularly
Maddy has a medical condition. What is a reason she should avoid alcohol?
It can make the condition worse
It can improve their health
It can help them relax
It can make them more alert
Cristal and Conor are planning to drive home after a party. Why should they avoid drinking alcohol before driving?
Alcohol requires skill to consume
Alcohol can impair skill, coordination, and alertness
Alcohol is expensive
Alcohol is illegal for drivers
Sophia and Wyatt are discussing who should not use alcohol at all according to the document. Who should not use alcohol at all?
People who are planning to drive
People who are watching TV
People who are reading a book
People who are sleeping
Caitlin and Michael were discussing traffic laws. Caitlin asked, "Do you know what DWI stands for?" What does DWI stand for?
Driving with Intention
Driving while Intoxicated
Driving with Ignition
Driving while Informed
Logan and Morgan are studying for their driving test. They come across a question: What is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level that defines DWI?
0.05% or greater
0.08% or greater
0.10% or greater
0.12% or greater
Sophia and Jorge are discussing the consequences of being convicted of DWI. What is a potential consequence someone might face?
Winning a prize
Losing their driver's license
Getting a discount on insurance
Receiving a free car
What might happen if Sophia causes an accident while driving under the influence?
She may receive a reward
She may face more serious consequences
She may be given a warning
She may be allowed to drive faster
Wyatt and Nora are at a party where alcohol is being served. What is a healthful decision one of them could make regarding alcohol?
Choosing to use alcohol and be a "cool kid"
Choosing not to use alcohol or leave
Drinking alcohol occasionally, just a sip
Ignoring the effects of alcohol and binge drink with Larry
During a school health class discussion, Logan and Caitlin are talking about alcohol use among their peers. According to the text, what is the reality about most teens and alcohol use?
Most teens use alcohol
Most teens do not use alcohol
All teens use alcohol
Teens are indifferent to alcohol
Paige and Emily are at a school event where some students are choosing not to drink. According to the text, how does this decision help teens fit in?
It makes them popular
It helps them fit in with most people their age
It isolates them from their peers
It makes them rebellious
During a health class discussion, Brandon and Morgan talk about what many teens realize about alcohol. What do they discover?
It has no effect on health
It has negative effects on all sides of their health triangle
It only affects their physical health
It is beneficial for socializing
