2nd Grade Unit 5 - Addictions 3

Greek law allows the sale of alcoholic drinks to children younger than 18 years old under special conditions.

Enforcement of the law as regards teen alcohol consumption is virtually non-existent in Greece.

In Greece, bars and clubs that sell alcoholic drinks to teenagers are sometimes forced to pay a fine.

Compared to other European nations, children in Greece experience their initial exposure to alcohol at an earlier age.

In Greece, alcohol consumption generally exhibits higher rates in the rural regions of the country.

In Greece, teenagers in rural areas get drunk more often than teenagers who live in big cities.

Alcohol consumption contributes to a country’s economy.

Engaging in a prohibited behavior is seen as a challenge by adolescents.

Individuals can develop an addiction to alcohol consumption just as easily as they can to consuming coffee.

The increasing availability of sugary beverages infused with alcohol is an indication of sufficient public awareness.