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>> Main Menu Next >> ASSESSMENT Chapter 9 Alcohol

________ is a drug created by a chemical reaction in some foods, especially fruits and grains. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 Alcohol 1. a. depressant b. alcohol c. intoxicated Multiple Choice

__________ is a disease in which a person has a physical and psychological need for alcohol. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 Alcoholism 2. a. cirrhosis b. intoxicated c. alcoholism Multiple Choice

The amount of alcohol in the blood is also known as the __________________________. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 blood alcohol concentration 3. a. blood alcohol concentration b. alcohol abuse c. intoxicated Multiple Choice

An _______ is an open sore in the lining of the stomach. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 ulcer 4. a. cirrhosis b. ulcer c. depressant Multiple Choice

______________ is using alcohol in ways that are unhealthy or illegal. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 Alcohol abuse 5. a. depressant b. alcohol abuse c. intoxicated Multiple Choice

A person who is drunk is ___________. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 intoxicated 6. a. intoxicated b. alcoholism c. cirrhosis Multiple Choice

A ____________ is a drug that slows the activity of the brain and the nervous system. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 depressant 7. a. alcoholism b. depressant c. alcohol use Multiple Choice

__________ is the scarring and destruction of liver tissue. Alcohol Use and Abuse Lesson 1 Cirrhosis 8. a. ulcer b. cirrhosis c. alcoholism Multiple Choice

Your nervous system is made up of neurons. The Nervous System Lesson 2 9. TrueFalse

The peripheral nervous system is made up of the brain and the spinal cord. The Nervous System Lesson FalseTrue central

Alzheimer’s disease usually affects young people. The Nervous System Lesson FalseTrue older

Some teens choose to drink alcohol because Alcohol Use and Teens Lesson Multiple Choice a. they are curious. b. they feel it will make them fit in. c. they feel it will make them seem more grown-up. d. All of the above.

Reasons why teens should avoid alcohol include the following: Alcohol Use and Teens Lesson Multiple Choice a. Alcohol is a harmful way of dealing with emotions. b. Underage drinking is illegal. c. All of the above.

Alcohol can affect a teen’s life because Alcohol Use and Society Lesson Multiple Choice a. it can help a teen at school. b. it can make teens take dangerous risks.

A healthy alternative to drinking alcohol is Saying No to Alcohol Use Lesson Multiple Choice a. doing other drugs. b. doing volunteer work. c. seeing a counselor. d. both b and c.

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