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TabletsAlcohol and drugs support in Adur : Quiz

How much do you know about drugs?

1. The following are all slang names for drugs. Do you know their real names?
(a) smack (b) puff (c) acid (d) charlie (e) whizz

2. Drinking lots of water is an effective antidote to ecstasy.
True or False

3. You can only be sent to prison under the drug laws for possession of Class A drugs (i.e. heroin, crack, ecstasy)
True or False

4. Which drug causes most deaths to young people?
(a) cannabis (b) alcohol (c) solvents (d) ecstasy (e) heroin

5. Which drug contributes to 25,000 deaths and 2,000 limb amputations in the UK every year?

6. Smoking cannabis has no long-term physical effects on your body.
True or False

7. Alcohol is a stimulant.
True or False

8. A bad LSD trip is more likely to happen to first time users.
True or False

9. You can only become dependent on drugs if you inject them.
True or False

10. Withdrawal from heroin is not dangerous.
True or False

11. You can catch Hepatitis C only if you share needles.
True or False

12. The following article, written in 1908 is a description of the effects of a substance. Can you guess what it is?
We have seen several well-marked cases of ????? excess. The sufferer is tremulous, and loses his self-command; he loses colour and has a haggard appearance. The appetite falls off, and symptoms of gastric catarrh may also be manifested. The heart also suffers; it palpitates, or it intermits. As with other such agents, a renewed dose of the poison gives temporary relief, but at the cost of future misery.


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If you would like more information or advice please contact Norma Buss, Community Alcohol and Drugs Worker.

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Community Alcohol and Drugs Worker,
Adur District Council,
Civic Centre, Ham Road,
Shoreham-by-Sea,
West Sussex, BN43 6PR
Tel : (01273) 441215
Mobile : 07870 266 316
Minicom : (01273) 263060
Send the drugs worker an e-mail
website : www.adur.gov.uk

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