WorksheetsDrug Awareness Quiz
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the definition of a drug according to the booklet?
A substance that only affects mental health.
A substance that affects the way the body functions when used.
A substance that is always legal and safe to use.
A substance that only affects physical health.
What percentage of young people aged 12-17 used tobacco in the past month?
3%
7%
1%
0.2%
What is the legal drinking age in Australia?
16 years
18 years
21 years
20 years
What can a criminal record lead to, as mentioned in the document?
Easier access to overseas travel
Difficulties in getting a job, credit card, or visa for overseas travel
Reduced penalties for future offences
Exemption from legal consequences
Which of the following is an example of making an excuse to avoid taking drugs or alcohol?
I need to go to the bathroom.
No thanks, my parents are picking me up soon.
Is that Angela over there? I need to catch up.
I will stay sober and keep an eye out to make sure everyone else is safe.
What does the "Broken Record" strategy involve?
Repeating "no" in a polite and consistent manner.
Ignoring the person completely.
Changing your response each time.
Agreeing to the request after repeated attempts.
What can cause convulsions or seizures?
Large amounts of alcohol and some drugs
Lack of sleep
Excessive exercise
Eating spicy food
What is the first step to take if someone starts convulsing?
Loosen their tight clothing
Call an ambulance
Cushion their head
Put them in the recovery position
What is the first step you should take when helping a friend or family member with their drug or alcohol use?
Choose a time to talk.
Gather information about the drug they may be taking.
Be prepared for a negative reaction.
Use statements including 'I' to avoid blame.
How long does it usually take for benzodiazepines to start taking effect after being swallowed?
About half an hour
Immediately
Several hours
A full day
Which of the following is NOT a form of cannabis?
Cannabis herb
Cannabis resin
Cannabis oil
Cannabis powder
How long does it typically take for the effects of cannabis to be felt when eaten?
1-2 minutes
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
Immediately
Which of the following is NOT a common slang term for cannabis?
Grass
Hydro
Hashish
Sugar
Which of the following is NOT a form of cocaine?
Paste
Powder
Crystal rock
Liquid syrup
What is one immediate physical effect of cocaine use?
Heart damage
Irregular heartbeat
Kidney failure
Lung problems
What does GHB stand for?
Gamma-hydroxybutyrate
Gamma-hydroxybenzene
Gamma-hydroxybromide
Gamma-hydroxybutane
What is GHB sometimes incorrectly referred to as?
Liquid ecstasy
Liquid E
Liquid fantasy
Both A and B
What is the typical time for GHB to take effect after swallowing?
5-10 minutes
15-30 minutes
45-60 minutes
1-2 hours
Which of the following is the most commonly known synthetic hallucinogen?
LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)
Mescaline
Salvia
Psilocybin
Which of the following is NOT a naturally occurring hallucinogen?
Magic mushrooms
DMT (Dimethyltryptamine)
LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide)
Mescaline
Which of the following is a mental health problem associated with long-term hallucinogen use?
Paranoia
Depression and anxiety
Nausea
Dilated pupils
What is the term used to describe spontaneous recurrences of a specific experience after taking hallucinogens?
Flashbacks
Euphoria
Disorientation
Trance-like state
What is heroin commonly known as?
Hammer, gear, smack
Powder, granules, rocks
Rush, high, sedation
Opium, morphine, codeine
What is a long-term effect of heroin use?
Pain relief
Feelings of euphoria
Dependence
Nausea and vomiting
What are inhalants commonly known as?
Volatile substances or solvents
Aerosol sprays
Gases
Nitrites
What is one immediate effect of inhalant use?
Increased risk of leukemia
Brain damage
Increased heart rate
Damage to the immune system
Which of the following is a long-term effect of inhalant use?
Hallucinations
Tremors
Slurred speech
Irritation to the eyes, nose, and throat
Which organ systems can be damaged by long-term inhalant use?
Eyes, nose, and throat
Bones, nerves, kidney, liver, heart, and lungs
Brain and spinal cord
Skin and muscles
What is one immediate effect of ketamine use?
Increased heart rate and body temperature.
Kidney problems.
Ulcerative cystitis.
Intense abdominal pains.
Which of the following is a psychological effect of performance and image-enhancing drugs?
Acne
Increased aggression (e.g., ‘roid rage’)
Gynaecomastia
Stunted growth
What is a potential consequence of using drugs at a young age?
Better decision-making skills
Improved academic performance
Increased risk of addiction
Stronger immune system
Which of the following is a possible legal consequence of being caught with illegal drugs?
Free counseling services
Receiving a warning only
Automatic exemption from school
Fines, criminal record, or imprisonment
Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for refusing drugs or alcohol?
Using assertive body language
Repeating your refusal
Making up an excuse
Accepting to avoid conflict
