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WorksheetsSubstance Use and Advertising Awareness
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which organ in the body is most affected by excessive alcohol consumption?
Liver
Heart
Skin
Bones
What is the addictive substance found in tobacco products?
Caffeine
Nicotine
Alcohol
Sugar
Which of the following is a short-term effect of using alcohol?
Slurred speech
Lung cancer
Tooth decay
Broken bones
What is one possible health effect of using illegal drugs?
Improved memory
Addiction
Stronger bones
Better eyesight
Which advertising technique is used when a commercial shows popular celebrities using a tobacco product?
Bandwagon
Star Power
Humor
Repetition
What is a common advertising technique used to make alcohol seem appealing to young people?
Showing fun parties
Listing health risks
Using warning labels
Showing hospital scenes
Which of the following is a health effect of long-term tobacco use?
Lung cancer
Sunburn
Broken arm
Allergies
What is peer pressure?
Pressure from teachers to do homework
Influence from friends to do something
Pressure from parents to clean your room
Pressure from advertisements to buy products
Which of the following is a way that advertising tries to make tobacco products seem less harmful?
Using bright colors and fun images
Listing all health risks
Showing people in hospitals
Using warning labels
Which of the following is a possible consequence of using drugs other than alcohol or tobacco?
Improved grades
Addiction and health problems
Better sleep
Stronger muscles
If a friend offers you a cigarette at a party, which is an effective way to refuse?
Say "No, thanks. I don't smoke."
Take it and throw it away later
Ignore your friend
Say "Maybe later"
How might alcohol advertisements influence a teenager’s decision to try alcohol?
By making drinking look fun and popular
By showing only negative effects
By using boring colors
By focusing on schoolwork
Why do tobacco companies use flavors in their products?
To make them taste better and attract young people
To make them more expensive
To make them healthier
To make them last longer
What is one way to resist peer pressure to use drugs?
Practice saying no in advance
Avoid all social situations
Agree to try it once
Ignore your friends forever
If you see an advertisement that says, “Everyone is doing it!” to sell alcohol, which advertising technique is being used?
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Repetition
Fear
How can using drugs affect your ability to make good decisions?
It can impair your judgment and thinking
It makes you smarter
It helps you focus better
It has no effect
A student notices that most alcohol ads show people having fun and being popular. What might be the purpose of this advertising strategy?
To make alcohol seem appealing and desirable
To warn about health risks
To show the dangers of drinking
To encourage healthy habits
Imagine you are at a party and someone offers you a drug. What steps could you take to avoid using it while still maintaining your friendships?
Politely refuse and suggest another activity
Accept it to fit in
Leave without saying anything
Argue with everyone
A tobacco company creates an ad showing young, athletic people using their product. What message are they trying to send, and why might this be misleading?
That using tobacco is healthy and cool, which is misleading because tobacco is harmful to health
That tobacco is only for older people
That tobacco is boring
That tobacco is expensive
Suppose you see a commercial that uses humor to advertise an alcoholic drink. How might this technique affect your perception of the product, and what should you consider before making a decision?
It might make the product seem fun and harmless, but you should consider the real health risks before deciding
It will make you dislike the product
It will make you forget the product
It will make the product taste better
