7 (1,3,5) 6th Grade Drug Prevention Test

Matching Vocabulary CLICK a term on the left and then CLICK the matching definition on the right. You do not need to drag the cursor. Nicotine addictive chemical that speeds up CNS. Naturally found in tobacco leaves alcoholism Is a disease with no cure. The individual has a physical and mental need for alcohol. Carbon monoxide a poisonous & odorless gas. Produced when tobacco burns. addiction have a physical or mental need for the substance tar thick, oily, dark liquid that forms when tobacco burns. consequences result of your actions. E-cigarettes electronic device, first used to help stop smoking traditional cigarettes. alternatives another choice second hand smokers smokers people who do not smoke cirrhosis is the destruction and scarring of the liver. True or False You must write out the word True or False to get full credit. E-cigarettes are not addictive Three harmful chemicals in tobacco are nicotine, carbon dioxide and tar. False False Passive smokers are people who smoke The types of alcohol are beer, wine and logger. False False Nicotine is one of the most difficult addictions to overcome. Cirrhosis affect your brain. True False The type of food a person eats can influence how alcohol affects the individual. The legal drinking age in the United States is 18. False False Those who try to overcome an addiction can deal with symptoms such as shakiness, headaches, nervousness and sleeping problems. The three types of drinkers are social, problem and alcoholic. True True Matching drug categories Stimulants Speeds up the CNS Depressants slows down CNS Narcotics pain relievers Inhalants breathe in vapors or fumes of household products Hallucinogens see and hear things that aren't real. Place the drugs in their correct drug category. Stimulants caffeine cocaine nicotine Narcotics heroin morphine fentanyl Hallucinogens LSD PCP mescaline Inhalants nail polish paint cleaners Depressants alcohol sleeping pills valium