Alcohol Education Quiz For Youngsters

Most mixed drinks contain exactly one standard drink

Beer can contain no more than 6% alcohol by volume

Most glasses hold more than one standard drink

All of the above

Teen brains have not completely developed until they are in their mid-20s

Teens tend to text and drive more than adults

Teens absorb alcohol more quickly than adults

Teens tend to drive more than adults

They portray drinking as a social, fun activity

They show unhealthy consequences of drinking

They set realistic expectations about what happens when people drink

They want people to rely on their own beliefs about drinking

Disturbed sleep

Poor decisions

Lack of common sense

All of the above

Advertisers don't show the negative side of drinking

Advertisers use stereotype to target men and women in different ways

Advertisers can set false expectations about the positive effects of drinking

All of the above

Stress

Eating certain foods

Gender

All of the above

Difficulty breathing

Bluish or pale skin

Difficult to wake up

All of the above

Teens can drink legally if alcohol was given to them by an adult

Adults are breaking the law if they buy or consume alcohol

Alcohol blocks memory development in teen brains

Adults who start drinking late in life are more likely to become addicted to alcohol

Alcohol blocks memory development more in teenager's brain than in an adult's brain

Teenagers have to drink more in order to feel the effects of alcohol

Alcohol interferes with learning

Both A and C

True

False