Alcohol

Question 1

Binge drinking

Answer 1

To consume an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period of time

Question 2

Alcoholics

Answer 2

A person who is suffering from alcoholism (alcoholism is chronic alcohol use to the degree that it interferes with physical or mental health, or with normal social or work behaviour).

Question 3

Depressants

Answer 3

Slows down the brain and nervous system activity causing sleepiness and forgetfulness

Question 4

Addictive

Answer 4

Something that you can’t let go of something and become dependent on that something.

Question 5

Hallucinogens

Answer 5

Detach from your surroundings

Mood swings

Altered sense of space and time

Hallucination, illusions and distortions of reality.

Question 6

Stimulant

Answer 6

Highly addictive because of the enhancement of users mood (speeds up the activity of nervous systems)

Question 7

Pain-killers

Answer 7

Pain-killers block nerve impulses and block pains but highly addictive

Question 8

Smoking

Answer 8

A product that is addictive and may have temporary calmness but affects your body in a bad way

Question 9

Drugs

Answer 9

There are two types of drugs (medicinal and recreational). Medicinal drugs are used in hospitals to help the sicks. But the recreational drug is used for the opposite and most are illegal

Question 10

Class a drugs
Class b drugs
Class c drugs

Answer 10

Categorise drugs based on how harmful they are class a drugs are very harmful and does not produce any beneficial effects and class c does have some bad affects but not severe