4.  Are produced in the brain that give good feelings similar to morphine.

6.  They reduce pain  Slow breathing  Reduce blood pressure  Lower the level of motor activity

10.  Sedating drugs that depress the Central Nervous System

11.  Opiate produced from and more powerful than morphine.

16.  Injected  Smoked  sniffed

17.  A synthetic version of morphine.  Trade name is OxyContin.  Sold in tablets and used as a pain killer.

19.  Depress the CNS  Decrease motor activity  Produce drowsiness  Sedation  hypnosis

20. What are they?

21.  Minor tranquilizers or sedatives

24.  2/3 Americans consume Alcohol. (p. 112)

26.  Beer 5% alcohol  Wine 6-14% alcohol  Liquor 25-50% alcohol

28.  The percentage of alcohol in a water solution (and thus the "proof")

30.  Mind-altering chemical that, like heroin and tranquilizers, depresses the CNS.

35.  Stimulate the CNS  Enhance moods  Increase alertness  Relieve fatigue

37.  Nicotine  caffeine

38.  Coca is a flowering blush or scrub that yields four ounces of leaves that are 1% cocaine.  200-500 kilograms of coco leaves are required to make one kilo of paste  2 ½ kilos of coca paste converted into 1 kilo of cocaine base (66% pure).  1 kilo of cocoa base is synthesized into 1 kilo of cocaine hydrochloride 95% pure

39.  Sugar, talcum powder.  Street levels are 20-50% pure

41.  Injected  Snooted  smoked

42.  Cocaine cooked in a mixture of baking soda and water becomes hard when heat-dried.