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Underage Possession of Alcohol
Real Choices, Real Consequences
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3. What do you do if someone is going to hurt
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The ABC’s of alcohol
About, Body, Consequences
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About Alcohol
1. What is the process called to make alcohol?
a.
a. Fermentation
Fermentation
b.
It’sPickling
the process in which yeast or bacteria change
the sugars in grains, fruits, or vegetables into
c. ‘Moon shining’
alcohol.
d. Disinfection
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About Alcohol
2. What kind of alcohol is used in drinking?
a. Ethyl
Isopropanol
c.
AlcoholAlcohol
b.
Methanol
Alcohol
Ethyl
or ethanol
is used in alcoholic beverages.
The rest are wood solvents, disinfectants, and
c. Ethyl Alcohol
other poisons.
d. Butyl Alcohol
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3. Ethyl alcohol is…
a. All
Colorless
d.
of the above
Volatile
Ifb.they
didn’t add ‘flavor’ to alcohol—no one
would want to drink it!
c. Flammable
d. All of the above
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About Alcohol
4. Alcohol kills more young people than…
a. All
Cocaine
c.
illegal drugs combined
b.
Heroin
Alcohol
is considered the number 1 public health
issue of today’s youth and one of the most
c. Meth
abused drugs in America.
d. All illegal drugs combined
18 Million Americans are addicted or have
alcohol abuse issues.
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The ABC’s of alcohol
Your
Body and alcohol
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Your
Body & Alcohol
5. Alcohol is a…
a. Depressant
Stimulant
c.
b. Opiate
Which
means it SLOWS the functions of the
central nervous system by blocking messages
c. Depressant
trying
to get to your brain.
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d. Hallucinogen
That’s why you have trouble walking, talking,
blurred vision, can’t remember or think straight.
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Your
Body & Alcohol
6. Alcohol reaches your brain immediately because…
b.
a. It’s water
wet soluble
Brain
Alcohol is anything but brain food!
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c. It can be red like our blood
[Sol·u·ble
Very susceptible of being dissolved in a liquid
d. It’s brain food
and especially water]
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What makes up 70% of our body?
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Your
Body & Alcohol
7. What is the only thing that will ‘sober’ you up…
a. Time
Coffee
d.
b.
A cold shower
Regardless
of sex, age, or weight, alcohol leaves
the body at a constant rate of about .015 percent
c.
Walking
around
of blood
alcohol
content (BAC) per hour.
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d. Time
A person with a BAC of .015 would be completely
sober in an hour while a person with a BAC of
ten times that (.15) would require 10 hours to
become completely sober.
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Your
Body & Alcohol
8. Why is the legal age to drink alcohol 21?
Your brain
brain is
is still
still developing
developing until
until your
your mid
mid 20’s
20’s
a. Your
b.
It of
seemed
a niceofnumber
One
the lastlike
regions
the brain to mature is
your ability to plan and make complex
c. 18 was already taken for tobacco
judgments.
d. To frustrate the beer companies
Let’s take a look at how alcohol affects the brain.
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Body & Alcohol
Top photo shows how much
more active a 15-year-old
nondrinker’s brain is than a
drinker’s brain (bottom)
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Body & Alcohol
9. Why do some people throw up when they drink?
a.
Nervous
d. The
c.
They
body
thinkisittrying
looks to
cool
save itself
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nachos
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Alcohol,
kidding.
whenLet’s
you drink
try that
tooagain…
much, becomes like
a poison. Your body will try to save itself by
c. Body is trying to save itself
making you get rid of the poison the fastest way
itd.can.
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looks cool it’s a life or death thing.
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If that doesn’t work, your body will also cause
you to pass out. Anything to save itself.
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The ABC’s of alcohol
the
Consequences of drinking
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Consequences of drinking
10. Teens who drink are more likely to…
a. All
Be of
victims
of violent
crimes
or commit crimes
d.
the above
and then
some
b. Have doing
serious
problems
in school
Besides
poorly
in school,
being involved in
a car crash, being victims of violent crimes or
c.
Wreck their
cars
committing
crimes…
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d. All of the above and then some
50% of all drowning among teen boys are related
to alcohol, you can develop long-term issues like
memory loss, and suffer liver disease.
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Consequences of drinking
11. What can happen if I drink?
a. All
Look
stupid
d.
of the
above and the list goes on
What
temporary ‘happiness’ you may find in
b. Getever
arrested
alcohol, it will never ever come close to equaling
c.
orcan
die and will come your
theBecome
potentialaddicted
harm that
way--forever.
d. All of the above and the list goes on
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Consequences of drinking
12. How much alcohol will get you arrested?
a. All
One
d.
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the above
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BAC
If
under the age of 21, you are not
permitted to possess ANY alcohol. The quantity
c.
Two gulps
a mixed
drink
doesn’t
matter!from
Even
if it’s an
unopened bottle.
d. All of the above
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Consequences of drinking
13. What if my parents say I can drink at home?
a. A
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protects
me
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may be
in my future
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I’mare
okay,
as long
as my
parents
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there
If you
under
the age
of 21,
you are
permitted
to possess ANY alcohol—regardless of who gives it
c. I’m okay, my cousin is a police officer
to you and where you possess it.
d. A family tour of jail may be in my future
Adults can be charged with contributing to the
delinquency of minors, which can be jail time.
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Consequences of drinking
14. What are some warning signs of addiction?
a.
d. Needing
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of thealcohol
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c. Craving alcohol
If it’s for you or for a friend, talk to an adult you trust
andSadly,
ask for
help
and support.
d.
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of the
above
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Consequences of drinking
15. If arrested, what will happen to me?
a. Restrict
or deny
license
d.
For starters,
all ofmy
the
above
b. Order may
community
service
Colleges
deny you
admissions, employers
may not hire you, and the school may still
c.
Fine me
suspend
you—even after the police have arrested
you.
d. For starters, all of the above
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Double jeopardy does not apply when you get
arrested for underage possession of alcohol.
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The ABC’s of alcohol
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The ABC’s & 123’s of alcohol
#1 What was the one new thing you learned?
#2 Do you know of anyone thinking about hurting themselves
or someone else?
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