Year 6 Drug Education Term 4 2014
- 1.Play this video and answer the questions. You can replay the video.
- 2.Binge Drinking
- 3.What is the most commonly used drug in Australia?
- A.
Heroin
- B.
Tobacco
- C.
Alcohol
- D.
Ice
- 4.After watching the video above answer these questions. Most people believe that alcohol is Australia's biggest ....................................
- A.
Drink
- B.
Drug
- C.
Alcohol
- D.
Problem
- 5.What percentage of Australian children see a parent drinking every week?
- A.
30%
- B.
40%
- C.
20%
- D.
50%
- 6.Most young people who drink get their alcohol from?
- A.
Their parents and friend's parents
- B.
Other friends
- C.
Older brothers and sisters
- D.
Uncles and aunties
- 7.What percentage of young people see alcohol as the most important issue in Australia?
- A.
47%
- B.
37%
- C.
17%
- D.
10%
- 8.Tick all those correct answers. Alcohol can cause.........
- A.
Liver and kidney disease
- B.
Sore feet
- C.
A range of cancers
- D.
Develop substance and alcohol addictions
- E.
Experience mental health problems
- F.
Brittle bones
- G.
Brain damage
- H.
Tooth decay
- 9.Children who have hobbies, play sport and exercise are more likely to abuse alcohol.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.What percentage of kids say that their parents could help them stop drinking?
- A.
75%
- B.
25%
- C.
50%
- D.
90%
- 11.
Alcohol is a ...........................................- A.
Food
- B.
Medicine
- C.
Drug
- D.
Prescription
- 12.Tick the legal drugs
- A.
Beer
- B.
Wine
- C.
Tobacco
- D.
Heroin
- E.
Ice
- F.
Marijuana
- G.
Cocaine
- H.
Nicotine
- I.
Codeine
- J.
Ecstacy
- K.
Wine
- L.
Caffeine
- M.
Amphetamines
- 13.Alcohol is a clear, tasteless liquid.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.Alcohol speeds up the activity in the brain and nervous system.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 15.Not all people are effected by alcohol in the same way.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 16.Tick the answers which match the statement. Some immediate effects of alcohol may include:
- A.
Shakiness
- B.
Vomiting
- C.
Relaxed feeling
- D.
Easier to be friendly
- E.
Slow reaction
- F.
Kidney damage
- G.
Brain damage
- H.
Unable to think clearly
- 17.The government has laws about how much alcohol people can drink when
- A.
Having a party
- B.
Driving
- C.
Meeting friends
- D.
Having dinner
- 18.The human brain isn't developed until a person is in their ........................
- A.
Teens
- B.
Twenties
- C.
Last year of school
- D.
Primary school years
- 19.The most serious problems concerning alcohol for young people occur when
- A.
They start drinking at a young age
- B.
They drink large amounts of alcohol
- C.
They binge drink
- D.
All of the above
- 20.During your twenties the brain under goes massive changes.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.The best thing that parents can do is to educate their children about the dangers of drinking encourage them not to drink
- A.
Too quickly
- B.
Too much beer
- C.
Too early
- D.
Too many alcohol coolers
- 22.How long should children delay drinking?
- A.
Until they reach high school
- B.
Until they reach their twenties
- C.
Until they get married
- D.
Until they reach 18
- 23.What is the legal age for drinking in Australia? (number only)
- 24.Getting the Right Message "Hey, who wants a drink?" "Oh, come on, just one drink won't hurt you. It's fun." "It's cool. Everybody drinks, right?"
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.What Happens When People Drink? When people drink too much, they might do or say things they don't mean. They might hurt themselves or other people, especially if they drive a car. Someone who drinks too much also might throw up and could wake up the next day feeling awful — that's called a
- A.
Hang-up
- B.
Migraine
- C.
Hangover
- D.
Stomach ache
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