WorksheetsHealth Science Unit 5 Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for adults over 21 in most states in the U.S.?
0.02%
0.08%
0.10%
0.15%
What is the legal BAC limit for drivers under the age of 21 in most states?
0.00%
0.02%
0.08%
0.10%
Which of the following is a common sign of alcohol poisoning?
Increased energy
Slow or irregular breathing
Clear speech
High body temperature
Which of the following is a risk associated with smoking?
Improved lung function
Increased risk of cancer
Lower blood pressure
Stronger immune system
Which of the following is a risk associated with vaping?
Reduced risk of addiction
Lung injury
Improved cardiovascular health
Enhanced memory
Which of the following is an example of an internal influence on substance use?
Peer pressure
Family expectations
Personal stress
Media advertising
Which of the following is an example of an external influence on substance use?
Genetics
Mood
Social media
Personality
Which drug classification does heroin belong to?
Stimulant
Depressant
Opioid
Hallucinogen
Which of the following is classified as a stimulant?
Alcohol
Cocaine
LSD
Marijuana
Which of the following is a depressant?
Methamphetamine
Alcohol
Ecstasy
Cannabis
If a minor is caught driving with a BAC of 0.03%, what law are they violating?
No law, it's under the adult limit
Zero tolerance law
Open container law
DUI for adults
How might peer pressure influence a teenager’s decision to smoke or drink?
By making them more likely to try substances to fit in
By reducing their curiosity about substances
By improving their academic performance
By encouraging healthy habits
Why is vaping considered risky for teens?
It is completely safe
It can lead to nicotine addiction and lung problems
It improves concentration
It is recommended by doctors
Which of the following is a strategy to avoid external influences that encourage substance use?
Isolating yourself from everyone
Practicing refusal skills
Ignoring all advice
Accepting every offer
What is a possible consequence of ignoring the signs of alcohol poisoning in a friend?
They will recover faster
It could lead to death or permanent injury
They will become more alert
It will improve their health
How can family expectations act as an external influence on substance use?
By encouraging healthy choices or discouraging risky behaviors
By causing physical addiction
By changing the chemical structure of substances
By making substances less available
A student notices their friend is vomiting, has pale skin, and is unresponsive after drinking. What should they do?
Let them sleep it off
Call emergency services immediately
Give them more water
Leave them alone
Given the risks, how might a student plan to avoid vaping at a party where others are using e-cigarettes?
Accept the offer to fit in
Prepare and practice ways to say no ahead of time
Ignore the situation
Leave without telling anyone
If a person is exposed to both internal and external influences encouraging drug use, what reasoning could they use to resist?
Consider long-term health risks and personal goals
Focus only on immediate pleasure
Ignore all advice from trusted adults
Follow the crowd without thinking
A group of friends is pressuring someone to try marijuana, but the person knows it is classified as a hallucinogen and can have unpredictable effects. What is a strategic way to respond?
Give in to peer pressure
Politely refuse and explain the risks
Ignore the group and walk away without explanation
Accept but do not use
Alcohol is classified as what type of drug?
Depressant
Designer
Inhalant
Stimulant
Drinking a lot of alcohol within a few hours is called
social drinking
binge drinking
addictive drinking
impact drinking
What is the addictive drug found in vaping pods?
Water
Nicotine
THC
Mango
Vaping involves nicotine and is highly addictive
true
false
These drugs can give you a euphoric (very good) feeling but are highly addictive
marijuana
alcohol
ibuprofen
opioids
A sticky substance, ___________, contains many carcinogens and coats the inside of your airways.
tar
nicotine
snuff
cyanide
One of the strongest influences on teens to start smoking cigarettes is
reading cigarette advertisements
having friends who smoke
watching a lot of television
having a job that allows smoking
Which of the following are ways to say no to peer pressure.
Simply say "no thanks"
Change the topic
Walk away and do something else
Talk with a friend parent or trusted adult
All of the above
Clove cigarettes, Dip, Cigars, and Hookahs are all examples of ____________ products.
Alcohol
Tobacco
Narcotic
Inhalant
Tommy has been smoking for more than three years. What is the most powerful influence for him to keep smoking?
To ease his anxiety or stress
To satisfy his desire for the taste of a cigarette
To give his hands something to do
His addiction to nicotine
MDMA, Molly, or Ecstasy would be considered..
hallucinogens
depressants
stimulants
narcotics
Beer is classified as an inhalant.
True
False
What is a common reason teens may choose to drink alcohol at social events?
Better sleep
Peer pressure
Medical advice
Improved athletic performance
Which of the following is a harmful effect of using tobacco products?
Reduced risk of heart disease
Stained teeth and bad breath
Improved lung capacity
Stronger bones
Which of the following is a long-term health risk of vaping?
Improved memory
Lung damage
Better vision
Stronger muscles
What should you do if you notice someone has trouble breathing and is unconscious after drinking alcohol?
Give them coffee
Call for medical help immediately
Let them rest alone
Encourage them to walk it off
Which of the following is considered an internal influence that may lead someone to use substances?
Peer encouragement
Personal curiosity
School policies
Advertisements
Which strategy can help someone resist peer pressure to use drugs?
Practicing assertive communication
Isolating themselves from friends
Ignoring their own values
Accepting every offer
The _____________________ is made up of the brain and the spinal cord.
The Circulatory System
The Peripheral Nervous System
The Skeletal System
The Central Nervous System
How does alcohol affect a person's ability to drive?
It improves focus on the road
It has no effect
It impairs judgment and coordination
It increases reaction time
Operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration at or over .08% for adults; for teens, this level is lower and varies state by state.
alcohol poisoning
alcohol use disorder (AUD)
driving under the influence (DUI)
hangover
What is the only way that a person can prevent getting a hangover?
get some fresh air in nature.
get a lot of exercise before you drink.
avoid alcohol altogether.
take a cold shower after a warm bath.
Why is drunk driving dangerous?
It can lead to slower reaction times
It is legal in most countries
It makes the driver more alert
It has no effect on driving skills
To overdose on drugs is to take:
a small amount
an average amount
an excessive amount
none of the above
What can long-term alcohol use lead to in terms of mental health?
Improved memory
Decreased anxiety in all situations
Increased risk of depression
Better focus and concentration
Which of the following is an example of drug abuse?
Forgetting to take cough medicine with the proper food.
Using medicine according to their label and instructions.
Mistakenly taking an extra serving than allotted.
Deliberately taking medicine for purposes other than treating a cough
Formaldehyde, Glycerol, Diacetyl and metals like Nickel, Tin and lead are all chemicals found in Vaping Devices.
True
False
Vaping products including E-cigarettes have been linked to permanent lung damage and serious lung illnesses.
True
False
The amount of alcohol in the body is referred to
Alcohol Level
Intoxication
Blood Alcohol Concentration
Alcoholism
Which of the following is NOT a risk associated with vaping?
Exposure to harmful chemicals
Lung damage
Nicotine addiction
Improved athletic performance
