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1 So what’s the problem? Teacher follow up Quiz
Are the following statements true or false? Try and answer the bonus questions © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

2 Alcohol is a drug © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

3 True © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

4 What are alcopops? Bonus question
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5 Answer A flavoured alcoholic drink, usually fizzy and fruit flavoured.
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6 There is no alcohol in most lager or beer
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7 False © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

8 Can you explain what a drug is? (Not examples)
Bonus question Can you explain what a drug is? (Not examples) © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

9 Answer A drug is a substance that if put into your body (not food) changes the way your mind and body works. © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

10 You must be 18 years old to be able to buy alcohol.
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11 True © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

12 Bonus question Can you explain why sniffing solvents is so dangerous?
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13 Answer Solvents can cause death by stopping a person breathing.
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14 Glue is an example of a solvent.
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15 True © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

16 Bonus question Shandy Coke Wine Cider vodka
Put the following in order of strongest to weakest per volume of alcohol. Shandy Coke Wine Cider vodka © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

17 Answer Vodka Wine Cider Shandy Coke
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18 A unit of wine has more volume of alcohol than a unit of vodka.
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19 False © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

20 Bonus question Can you describe some of the effects that drinking a lot of alcohol can have on a person? © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

21 Answer Loss of balance, not able to walk properly Become aggressive
Anti-social behaviour e.g. fighting Being sick Become unconscious Less inhibited (do things that perhaps you wouldn’t do if you were not drunk) © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

22 You must be 18 years and over to buy all solvents.
deodrant © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

23 False © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

24 Can you give 3 more examples of solvents that are dangerous to sniff?
Bonus question Can you give 3 more examples of solvents that are dangerous to sniff? © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

25 Answer glue nail varnish hairspray petrol or lighter fuel
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26 Alcohol is a stimulant it speeds the body up.
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27 False © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

28 Bonus question What is binge drinking?
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29 Answer Binge drinking is when a person drinks a lot of alcohol in a short space of time. More than 6 units for a woman in one session and 8 units for a man in one session. © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

30 Well done © Copyright of Gwent Police © Hawlfraint Heddlu Gwent

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