Substance Use Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

Alcohol	Marijuana	Tobacco	Gambling	Risk and Protective Factors
100 True A drug is any substance, other than food, that is taken to change the way the body or mind function. Alcohol is a drug	100 True, Judging distance and passage of time is difficult under the influence of marijuana. Smoking marijuana interferes with your sense of time and distance	100 True Smoking causes 80-90% of all lung cancers	100 False, gambling is defined as the act of risking money, property or something of value on an activity with an uncertain outcome Playing pool with friends for money isn't really gambling	100 True, Examples of protective factors are developing good social skills, participating in productive activities, feeling connected to school and having friends who positively influence decision making Protective factors decrease kids' chances of becoming harmfully involved with substances use or gambling
200 True, alcohol depresses the brain centers and control behaviour. Alcohol is a depressant	200 False, An average cigarette has over 4000 chemicals in it; most of those same chemicals are present in marijuana. Marijuana is grown naturally therefore it is less harmful than cigarettes	200 True, tar consists of solid particles from cigarette smoke. This creates shortness of breath by interfering with oxygen exchange in the lungs. Tobacco smoke contains tar	200 False, you must be 18 years of age You must be 16 in order to purchase a lottery ticket	200 True, risk factors include early involvement with alcohol, tobacco etc. history of abuse in the family, family conflict and poor school connection Risk factors increase kids' chances of harmful involvement with substances or gambling
300 True, physical dependence occurs when the body gets used to having alcohol in the system. When a person stops drinking suddenly after drinking heavily, they can get sick	300 False, the marijuana sold today is much stronger Marijuana sold in the 1960's is stronger than the marijuana that is sold today	300 False, light cigarettes contain more tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide than manufacturers claim. Smoking light cigarettes decreases your risk of heart disease compared with smoking regular cigarettes	300 True Government revenue from gambling in Ontario is over $1 billion annually	300 True, it's important to participate in extracurricular activities, positive relationships between youth and adults in the school. Schools can make a valuable difference in preventing substance use and gambling problems
400 False, The form of alcohol makes no difference If you drink only beer you won't develop a drinking problem	400 True, mood swings poor concentration and lung damage are also side effects as well Short-term memory loss, laziness and feeling tired all the time are side effects of using marijuana	400 False, almost 80% of individuals over the age of 15 do not smoke. There are more smokers than non-smokers	400 True Children introduced to gambling by age 12 are 4x more likely to develop a gambling problem.	400 True, as people grow older, bottled up feelings will continue to cause pain. Young people may turn to substance use or gambling when they cannot express their feelings in a healthy way
500 False, Anyone who drinks can become alcoholics Only people who drink every day can become alcoholics	500 False, it can be. Psychologically addictive and a mild physical addiction Marijuana is not addictive	500 True, fifty of these chemicals are cancer causing agents called carcinogens. Tobacco smoke contains 4000 different chemicals	500 False, There is a 50-50 chance the coin will come up either tail or heads When a flipped coin comes up heads four times in a row, the next flip will more likely come up tails than heads	500 False, a young person needs to know that it is okay to talk honestly about feelings or to feel sad, confused and vulnerable at times It is helpful for an adult to tell a youth how to replace feelings of sadness with feelings of happiness

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